| Author |
Story Title |
Issue Date |
Type |
Comments |
| Brunner, John |
Vitanuls, The |
1967 JUL |
ss |
betw. 1960-66 pub. 27 novels under own name & ps. Keith Woodcott, incl. The Atlantic Abomination(1960), Sanctuary in the Sky(1960); Zarathustra Refugee Planets seq. incl. Castaways' World(1963), Secret Agent of Terra(1963), The Repairmen of Cyclops(1965) |
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Taste of the Dish and the Savor of the Day, The |
1977 AUG |
nv |
has novels The Rites of Ohe(1963), To Conquer Chaos(1964), The Whole Man(1964 fixup; vt The Telepathist), Day of the Star Cities(1965; vt Age of Miracles, 1973), Squares of the City(1965; W-1966 BFA; N-1966 HUG), A Planet of Your Own(1966) |
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Man Who Could Provide Us With Elephants, The |
1977 OCT |
nv |
1st story in his Mr. Secrett series, Mr. Secrett being the librarian at the Royal Society for Applied Linguistics; has colls. No Future In It(1962), Times Without Number(1962), Now Then!(1965), No Other Gods But Me(1966), Out of My Mind(1967) |
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Man Who Understood Carboniferous Flora, The |
1978 APR |
ss |
2nd story in his Mr. Secrett series; has novel Stand on Zanzibar(1968; W-1969 NEB; 1970 BSF; N-1968 NEB), considered his magnum opus, concerns the intersecting missions of 2 men, a black executive & a white 'synthesist', on an overcrowded Earth(Clute) |
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Man With a God That Worked, The |
1980 DEC |
ss |
3rd story in Mr. Secrett ser.; has novels Quicksand(1967), Bedlam Planet(1968), Double, Double(1969), The Evil That Men Do((1969), The Jagged Orbit(1969; W-1971 BSF; N-1969 NEB), Timescoop(1969), The Wrong End of Time(1971); coll. Not Before Time(1968) |
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Man Who Saw the Thousand-Year Reich, The |
1981 NOV |
nv |
4th story in his Mr. Secrett series; has colls. The Traveler in Black(1971), Entry to Elsewhen(1972), From This Day Forward(1972), Time-Jump(1973), The Book of John Brunner(1976), Foreign-Constellations(1980), The Best of John Brunner(1988; N-1989 LOC) |
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Man Who Made the Fur Fly, The |
1985 JUN |
nv |
5th story in his Mr. Secrett series; has non-genre novels Crutch of Memory(1964), A Plague on Both Your Causes(1969; vt Blacklash, 1969 US), Black Is the Color(1969), latter a black magic thriller, & The Devil's Work(1970), Honky in the Woodpile(1971) |
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Man Who Was a Legend in His Own Time, The |
1986 JUN |
ss |
6th story in Mr. Secrett ser.; has poetry colls. Trip: A Cycle of Poems(1966; rev. 1971), Life in an Explosive Forming Press(1970); A Hastily Thrown-Together Bit of Zork(1974), Tomorrow May Be Even Worse(1978), A New Settlement of Old Scores(1983) |
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Fellow Traveler, The |
1986 OCT |
ss |
has novels The Dramaturges of Yan(1971), The Sheep Look Up(1972; N-1972 NEB; 1973 LOC), The Stone That Never Came Down(1973), Polymath(1974), Total Eclipse(1974; N-1975 LOC), Web of Everywhere(1974), The Shockwave Rider(1975; N-1976 DIT, LOC) |
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Man With a Taste for Turkeys, The |
1989 MAY |
nv |
7th story in Mr. Secrett series; has novels The Infinitive of Go(1980), Players at the Game of People(1980), While There's Hope(1982), The Great Steamboat Race(1983), More Things in Heaven(1987), The Shift Key(1987), The Days of March(1988) |
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Man Who Lost the Game of Life, The |
1992 JAN |
ss |
8th/last story in Mr. Secrett ser.; has novels The Crucible of Time(1983; N-1984 LOC), sequel The Tides of Time(1984); Children of the Thunder(1989; N-1989 LOC); see articles on Brunner in WRT 1992 SPR, INZ 1996 MAY; obits LOC 1995 OCT & NOV, ASI 1996 MAR |
| Brunner, John & J*rge L**s B*rg*s |
Dead Man, The: A Posthumous Collaboration |
1992 OCT/NOV |
ss |
2nd & last story in F&SF in Imaginary Collaborations ser.; has novels A Maze of Stars(1991), about a sentient ship charged w. protecting human settlements on other worlds; Muddle Earth(1993), humorous sf novel where Earth is a 24th century tourist spot |
| Brunner, John & O. H*nry |
Hard to Credit |
1985 OCT |
ss |
1st story in F&SF in Imaginary Collaborations ser.; "... I've been planning a ser. of imaginary collab. w. some of the authors who have influenced my work ..."; others stories in ser. in PLP 1991 OCT 25, ANA 1993 JUN, Expanse #3 1994, BFSF #2 1995 |
| Bryant, Edward |
Her Lover's Name Was Death |
1971 MAY |
ss |
(1945- ) has lived mostly in Wyoming; has BA & MA degrees in English from Univ. of Wyoming, the latter in 1968; attended Clarion SF Writers' Workshop in 1968 & 69; 1st story pub. sf "They Come Only in Dreams" in Adam, in 1970; fulltime freelance writer |
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Stone |
1978 FEB |
ss |
W-1978 NEB; N-1979 HUG, LOC, short story; story was inspired by this issue's cover art by Dario Campanile; about sim star Jain Snow; has 1st book, coll. Among the Dead and Other Events Leading Up to the Apocalypse(1973; rev. 1974) |
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Winslow Crater |
1979 MAR |
pm |
has coll. of linked stories, Cinnabar(1976; N-1977 WFA, Best Collection), about a far future city(Clute); has anth. 2076: The American Tricentennial(1977) |
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Teeth Marks |
1979 JUN |
ss |
has novel with Harlan Ellison, Phoenix Without Ashes(1975), which was to be a generation starship series, taking off from Ellison's abortive TV series The Starlost(1973-74, 16 ep.), but no further books were pub.; Bryant met Ellison at Clarion |
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Strata |
1980 AUG |
nv |
N-1980 NEB; 1981 LOC, novelette; has coll. Wyoming Sun(1980), containing stories of that region |
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Thermals of August, The |
1981 MAY |
nv |
N-1981 NEB; 1982 HUG, LOC, novelette; pub. as part of Pulphouse Short Story Paperback series, #56, in 1992 |
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In the Shade |
1982 OCT |
ss |
1st story ever & 1st in F&SF in witch Angie Black series; see interview in Charles Platt: Who Writes Science Fiction?(1980) |
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Armageddon Between Sets |
1984 SEP |
ss |
N-1985 LOC, ss; 2nd & last story in F&SF in witch Angie Black series; Angie's adventures continue in his short horror novel Fetish(1991); plays a redneck whose head is run over by a bus in S. Sucharitkul's movie, The Laughing Dead(1989), rvw. in 1989 SEP |
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Man of the Future, The |
1984 OCT |
ss |
this story was pub. as a chapbook in 1990; has colls. Particle Theory(1981; N-1982 LOC); Trilobyte(1987), with a short story("The Shadow on the Doorstep") by James P. Blaylock |
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Drummer's Star |
1987 OCT |
ss |
has short story "The Cutter" in David J. Schow(ed): Silver Scream(1988), which was pub. as part of Pulphouse Short Story Paperback series, #8, in 1991 |
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Country Mouse |
1992 MAR |
ss |
1st pub. in Bruce D. Arthurs(ed): Copper Star, 1991 World Fantasy Convention(1991); has colls. Author's Choice Monthly #7: Neon Twilight(1990) |
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Flirting With Death |
1995 MAY |
ss |
has colls. Darker Passions(1992); won 1996 IHA, Living Legend Award |
| Brykczynski, Terry |
Right of Passage |
1981 MAR |
ss |
studied zoology at Univ. of California(Berkeley), graduate work in experimental psychology at Univ. of Chicago; has novel Caged(1980), a mystery/suspense novel about a psychopathic killer of zoo animals, which is rich in the workings of a large zoo |
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Doubles |
1983 SEP |
ss |
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| Buck, Doris P. |
Aunt Agatha |
1952 OCT |
vi |
(1898-1980) her 1st pub. story; Doris Pitkin Buck, & also in F&SF as such; born in New York City; graduated from Bryn Mawr College(PA) in 1920, earned an MA from Columbia Univ. in 1925 |
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Appraiser, The |
1954 FEB |
ss |
Buck became "wedded to space" at the age of 7 when she saw a picture of the rings around Saturn(obit in LOC 1980 DEC, #240) |
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Two-Bit Oracle |
1954 AUG |
ss |
housewife in Alexandria, VA, semi-professional actress, writer of many varied interests |
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Dywyk |
1955 OCT |
vi |
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Lullaby for a Changeling |
1956 NOV |
pm |
also in F&SF as Doris Pitkin Buck |
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Spanish Spoken |
1957 AUG |
ss |
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Curved Universe |
1958 FEB |
pm |
1st pub. in Pegasus XIV, in 1955 |
| Buck, Doris Pitkin |
Lyric for Atom-Splitters |
1957 MAY |
pm |
attended the Milford Conference |
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Epithalamium |
1958 JAN |
pm |
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Sportsman's Difficulty |
1959 MAR |
pm |
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Classical Query Composed While Shampooing |
1959 JUL |
pm |
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On Hearing Another Report of Little Green Men From ... |
1961 APR |
pm |
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Birth of a Gardener |
1961 JUN |
ss |
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Vintage Wine |
1961 JUL |
pm |
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Green Sunrise |
1961 NOV |
ss |
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Stone Woman, The |
1962 MAR |
pm |
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Vintage Wine |
1962 APR |
pm |
Buck taught English at Ohio State Univ., & acted with various theater groups |
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Still Shall the Lovers |
1963 APR |
pm |
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No Trading Village |
1963 MAY |
pm |
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Respondents, The |
1963 JUL |
pm |
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Come Where My Love Lies Dreaming |
1964 FEB |
ss |
Mrs. Richard Buck, lives in Washington, DC |
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From Two Universes ... |
1964 DEC |
pm |
poem asking why there are no stories about both Univacs & Unicorns; poem is the basis for the Univac/Unicorn short story contest |
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Introduction: Short Story Contest Winners |
1965 JUN |
in |
announces 1964 DEC short story contest winners, for stories with both a Univac & a unicorn; 1st place, Herb Lehrman, & 2nd place, Greg Benford |
