Friends of Endicott...then and now...

To celebrate our 20th Anniversary, we asked the good folks who have been involved with Endicott over the years to please send us two photographs: one from the late '80s (when Endicott began), and one taken more recently. The pictures we've received so far are posted below -- and we'll be adding to them throughout the year as more photographs come in.

Charles Vess (artist) and Karen Shaffer

(arts administrator and activist) then, and now

Charles Vess and Charles de Lint at Endicott's home base in Tuscon

Midori Snyder, Terri Windling, MaryAnn Harris, with 80s hair back then!

MaryAnn Harris (artist and musician) and Karen Shaffer, now;
Charles de Lint (writer, artist, and musician) and MaryAnn Harris, now

Ellen Kushner (writer, performer, radio host) then, and now

Delia Sherman (writer and editor) then, and now

Neil Gaiman (writer), then and now

Will Shetterly and Emma Bull (writers), then

Emma Bull (writer and musician) with Ellen Kushner
then, and now (1st photo by Beth Gwinn)

Will Shetterly (writer), then and now

More friends...

Holly Black (writer), then and now

Theo Black (artist), with Holly Black at prom, then; and now

Jeffrey Ford (writer), then and now
(painting by Gerri Wickham)

Christopher Barzak (writer), then and now

Catherynne M. Valente (writer), then and now

Lawrence Schimel (writer), then and now

Theodora Goss (writer), then and now

Gregory Frost (writer), as Groucho then, and now

Jeanie Tomanek (artist) with her husband Dennis, 30 years ago and now

Mario Milosevic and Kim Antieau (writers), then and now

Carolyn Dunn (writer, performer, Native American scholar) then, and now

Munro Sickafoose (writer, designer, theologian), then and now

Mark Wagner (artist) with his daughter Ruby, 12 years ago and now

James Graham (artist and writer), then and now

Stu Jenks (artist) then, and now

(1st photo by Stu Jenks Sr. 2nd photo, "It's A-Comin' ,"

by photographer Cathy Spann from her Dream Series.)

More Endicott friends....

Beckie Kravetz (sculptor and mask maker) then, and now

Iain McCaig (artist and filmmaker), then and now

William Todd-Jones (theatrical director, filmmaker, puppet
performer and designer) then, and now.
(1st photo from The Chronicles of Narnia,

2nd photo by Carol Amos.)

Lillian Todd Jones (student, stilt-waker, fire-juggler, artist) wasn't yet

born when Endicott began. She's pictured here with Terri Windling

in 1993, and as a Bird Goddess in 2007.

Brian Froud (artist and film designer) at

Jim Henson Studios then, and now

Wendy Froud (sculptor, dollmaker, puppet and costume
designer, writer) at Jim Henson Studios then, and now

Toby Froud (sculptor, actor, filmmaker), on the Labyrinth film set then, and now (2nd photograph by Guy Veryzer)

Howard Gayton (writer, director, Commedia dell'Arte performer),
then and now (2nd photo by Alan Lee)
and playing the Fool, with Terri Windling, now(photo by Carol Amos)

Virginia Lee (artist) and Marja Lee Kruyt (artist and harpist) then, and now

Alan Lee (artist and film designer), then and now
(1st photo by Beth Gwinn)

Ari Berk (writer and mythic scholar) then, and now

Kristen McDermott (writer and Renaissance scholar) then, and now

Jane Yolen (writer, editor, folklorist) with Pat Gauch then, and now

Ellen Datlow (editor) then: with anthology-editing partner Terri Windling (above), and with Stan Robinson & Pat Murphy (bottom left); and now (bottom right). (1st photograph by Beth Gwinn)

Sharyn November (editor) in a rock band then, and now

The Endicott Staff

Terri Windling (co-director of Endicott),
then and now (1st photo by Beth Gwinn,

2nd photo by Alan Lee)

Midori Snyder (co-director of Endicott),

then and now

Helen Pilinovsky (writer, reviewer, and fairy tale scholar), then and now

Elizabeth Genco (writer and reviewer), then and now

Jamie Bluth (writer, reviewer, and copy-editor)

Pictures of Kathleen Chen still to come...

In the beginning....

The Endicott Studio was founded in 1987 and named after the street where it first came into being: Endicott Street in the North End of Boston (pictured above). If you'd like to know a little more about Endicott's early days, go here for a very short history, some pictures, and an explanation of our name. You can also read an excerpt from Chandra Cerchione-Peltier's interview with Terri on this subject in the Editor's Letter in the 20th Anniversary Issue of the Journal of Mythic Arts.

Today, our U.S. office is located in Tucson, Arizona (pictured below). Thanks to the Internet, however, our staff is located in diverse places: Arizona, New York, California, Minnesota, Virginia, and Devon, England.