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Author |
Story Title |
Issue Date |
Type |
Comments |
Card, Orson Scott |
Books to Look For |
1993 SEP |
br |
Harry Turtledove: The Guns of the South: A Novel of the Civil War; Richard Gilliam, Martin H. Greenberg & Edward E. Kramer(ed): Confederacy of the Dead; Nina Kiriki Hoffman: Unmasking |
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Books to Look For |
1993 OCT/NOV |
br |
Bradley Denton: Blackburn; Robert Grudin: Book, & The Grace of Great Things: Creativity and Innovation; Flann O'Brien: The Third Policeman; see article, Orson Scott Card: A Study in Contrasts, in NCLR #10 2001(Special Science Fiction & Fantasy Issue) |
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Books to Look For |
1993 DEC |
br |
Steven Gould: Jumper; Pamela Sargent: Ruler of the Sky: A Novel of Genghis Khan; Morgan Llywelyn: The Elementals; Eleanor Arnason: Ring of Swords; Card has anth. Masterpieces: The Best Science Fiction of the Century(2001) |
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Vessel |
1999 DEC |
nv |
N-2000 LOC, nv; 1st pub. in Catalan in Nexus, in Spanish in BEM, in 1998; has contemporary fantasy Enchantment(1999), retelling a Russian version of Sleeping Beauty; adult picture book Magic Mirror(2000) w. Nathan A. Pinnock; anth. Future on Ice(2000) |
Carew, Virginia |
Books |
1968 JUL |
br |
I.F. Clarke: Voices Prophesying War, 1763-1984; Robert Scholes: The Fabulators; Mark R. Hillegas: The Future As Nightmare: H.G. Wells and the Anti-Utopians; Nell Eurich: Science in Utopia; Desmond Tarrant: James Branch Cabell: The Dream and the Reality |
Carlson, Esther |
Happy Landing |
1952 DEC |
ss |
(1920- ) ps. for Joanna Collier, wife of writer John Collier |
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Heads You Win … |
1953 APR |
ss |
1st story Dr. Aesop Abercrombie series |
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Long Distance |
1953 OCT |
ss |
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Night Life |
1953 DEC |
ss |
2nd story Dr. Aesop Abercrombie series |
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Somewhere East of Rudyard |
1954 FEB |
ss |
3rd story Dr. Aesop Abercrombie series |
Carpenter, Jeffrey W. & Barry N. Malzberg |
Getting Back |
1980 SEP |
ss |
( ? - ? ; 1939- ) Carpenter is a 19-year old freshman at the Univ. of Redlands(CA); Malzberg is in F&SF by himself & with several co-authors, & under ps. K.M. O'Donnell |
Carr, A.H.Z. |
It Is Not My Fault |
1960 JUL |
ss |
(1902-1971) Albert H. Zolotkoff Carr, has been economic adviser to F.D.R., & speech writer for Adlai Stevenson, has pub. nf books, & short stories in PST & EQMM; W-1971 EDG for best 1st novel, Finding Maubee(1971) |
Carr, Carol |
Wally A Deux |
1973 FEB |
ss |
wife of fan/author/editor Terry Carr, an sf fan herself; born in Brooklyn, now lives in San Francisco; has been pub. in Orbits 5 & 8, ESQ, Epoch |
Carr, Jayge |
Pieces of Eight |
1984 SEP |
ss |
(1940- ) ps. for Margery Krueger; lives near New Orleans, has degree in Physics, former nuclear physicist for NASA; 1st story pub. sf "Alienation" in ANA 1976 OCT; 1st novel Leviathan's Deep(1979); has Rabelais seq., Navigator's Sindrome(1983), etc |
Carr, John Dickson |
Blind Man's Hood |
1955 JAN |
ss |
(1906-1977) 1st pub. as by his ps. Carter Dickson in The Sketch, Christmas 1937 & in his coll. The Department of Queer Complaints(1940); mystery writer, has novels The Three Coffins(1935), Death Watch(1935), The Ten Teacups(1937), as by Carter Dickson |
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New Murders For Old (Ghosts for Christmas: II) |
1957 JAN |
ss |
1st pub. in The Illustrated London News, Christmas 1939; has historical detective novels The Devil in Velvet(1951, set in 17th century), Fear Is the Same(1956, 18th) as by Carter Dickson, & Fire, Burn!(1956, 19th); given a Grand Master Edgar Award in 1962 |
Carr, Michael |
Dog's Night, A |
1997 DEC |
ss |
(1971- ) Michael W. Carr, his 1st pro sale; lives in Springville, UT; attended 1993 Clarion, & helped found writers group, Pilgrimage; edited The Leading Edge #27 & #28, 1993-94, & has pub. articles & stories there; see his website at www.sff.net/people/ |
Carr, Terry |
Who Sups With the Devil |
1962 MAY |
ss |
(1937-1987) his 1st pub. story; sf fan since 1949, from Greenwich Village, co-edited(with Ron Ellik) Hugo Award winning fanzine FANAC(1957-63; 100 issues; W-1959 HUG; N-1960 & 1961 HUG); Carr W-1973 HUG; N-1971-2, for Best Fan Writer |
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Brown Robert |
1962 JUL |
ss |
lives in Brooklyn Heights, NY; has novels Warlords of Kor(1963 chap), & Invasion from 2500(1964), the latter with Ted White as by the collab. ps. Norman Edwards; has edited many anthologies which have won or been nominated for Locus Awards |
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Hop-Friend |
1962 NOV |
ss |
worked 1964-71 as an editor w. Donald A. Wollheim at Ace Books; edited ser. World's Best Science Fiction(1965-70) w. Wollheim, & Universe 1-17(1971-87), The Best Science Fiction of the Year 1-16(1972-87), New Worlds of Fantasy(1967), #2(1970), #3(1971) |
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Old Man of the Mountains, The |
1963 APR |
ss |
edited Science Fiction for People Who Hate Science Fiction(1966), The Others(1969), On Our Way to the Future(1970), This Side of Infinity(1972), An Exaltation of Stars(1973), Into the Unknown(1973), Worlds Near and Far(1974), The Ides of Tomorrow(1976) |
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Fanzine Fanfaronade |
1964 APR |
ar |
3rd article of three in a series about the current sf fan scene, this one on the numerous & diverse amateur sf magazines, or fanzines; Carr is one of sf's leading amateur journalists; edited The Fellowship of the Stars(1974), Creatures from Beyond(1975) |
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Touchstone |
1964 MAY |
ss |
edited Planets of Wonder(1976), Infinite Arena(1977), To Follow a Star(1977), Nine S. F. Stories About Christmas(1977), Classic Science Fiction(1978), Beyond Reality(1979), Dream's Edge(1980), A Treasury of Modern Fantasy(1981 w. Martin H. Greenberg) |
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Sleeping Beauty |
1967 MAY |
ss |
has Year's Finest Fantasy 1-5(1978-82), The Best Science Fiction Novellas of the Year #1(1979), #2(1980); has short story "The Dance of the Changer and the Three," in Joseph Elder(ed): The Farthest Reaches(1968), N-1968 NEB; 1969 HUG |
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Books |
1967 OCT |
br |
Peter Heath: The Mind Brothers; Ted White: Secret of the Marauder Satellite |
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Books |
1968 JAN |
br |
Robert Silverberg: The Time Hoppers; L.P. Davies: Psychogeist; Carr has anth. 100 Great Fantasy Short Stories(1984, with Isaac Asimov & Martin H. Greenberg), The Science Fiction Hall of Fame, Vol.4(1986) |
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Virra |
1978 OCT |
ss |
N-1979 LOC, ss; has coll. The Light at the End of the Universe(1976); novel Cirque(1977; N-1977 NEB; 1978 LOC); see interviews in Vertex 1975 JUL, & in Paul Walker: Speaking of Science Fiction(1978) |
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You Got It |
1987 MAY |
vi |
returned to Ace Books in the 1980s on a freelance basis to edit a 2nd series of Ace Specials(Clute); has colls. of his fan writings, Fandom Harvest(1986), & Between Two Worlds(1986 chap); Carr W-1985, 1987 HUG; N 11 times, for Best Pro Editor |
Carroll, Jonathan |
Friend's Best Man |
1987 JAN |
ss |
(1949- ) W-1988 WFA, shfi; N-1988 LOC, STO, ss; U.S. born author, screenwriter, living in Vienna; 1st story pub. fantasy novel The Land of Laughs(1980; W-1989 Apollo Award); Voice of Our Shadow(1983); see his website at www.jonathancarroll.com |
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Uh-Oh City |
1992 JUN |
na |
N-1993 HUG, LOC, WFA, na; has novels Sleeping in Flame(1988; N-1989 LOC, WFA), A Child Across the Sky(1989; N-1990 BSF, CLA, LOC, WFA), Outside the Dog Museum(1991; W-1992 BSF; N-LOC, WFA); see iv's in LOC 1989 MAR, INZ 1991 NOV, & WRT 1990-91 WIN(#299) |
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Nine Fantasy Novels That Should Be Made Into Films |
1998 JUL |
misc |
Helprin: Winter's Tale; Rupert Thompson: Dreams of Leaving; Bosse: Mister Touch; Charles Maclean: The Watcher; David Rhodes: The Easter House; Whittemore: Sinai Tapestry; Moorcock: Von Bek; Womack: Let's Put the Future Behind Us; Ryman: The Child Garden |
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Fish in a Barrel |
1999 OCT/NOV |
ss |
N-2000 LOC, ss; has coll. The Panic Hand(1996; W-1996 STO; N-1996 LOC, WFA); novels From the Teeth of Angels(1994; N-1995 LOC, STO, WFA), Kissing the Behive(1998), The Marriage of Sticks(1999; N-2000 LOC,STO), The Wooden Sea(2001) |
Carroll, Lewis |
Photography Extraordinary |
1957 OCT |
vi |
(1832-1898) 1st pub. in ?; ps. for Charles Lutwidge Dodgson; author of novel Alice's Adventures in Wonderland(1865), & its sequel Through the Looking-glass, and What Alice Found There(1871); 1st book orig. narrated to children of Rev. Liddell, esp. Alice |
Carson, Robin |
Hunting |
1969 DEC |
ss |
has novel Pawn of Time(1957), about a New Yorker who travels back in time to 1521 Venice to become a swashbuckling nobleman; also translated from the Italian, Aldo Pellegrini: New Tendencies in Art(1966; 1969) |
Carter, Lin |
Uncollected Works |
1965 MAR |
ss |
(1930-1988) N-1965 NEB; wn. for Linwood Vrooman Carter; 1st fantasy novel The Wizard of Lemuria(1965), 1st in ser. of Conan pastiche; editor of fantasy anthologies; nf book defining heroic fantasy, Imaginary Worlds(1973); Robert M. Price: Lin Carter(1991) |
Carter, Paul A. |
Ounce of Prevention |
1950 SUM |
ss |
(1926- ) error lists author as Philip Carter; social historian & writer, 1st story pub. sf "The Last Objective" in ASF 1946 AUG; has anth. The Creation of Tomorrow: Fifty Years of Magazine Science Fiction(1977) |
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Unbalanced Equation |
1956 JAN |
nv |
this story was written before Richardson's article(#721) in F&SF 1955 DEC on Martian explorers sexual mores, tho it's pub. afterwards; has novel with Gregory Benford, Iceborn(1989, in George Zebrowski: Synergy 3 as "Proserpina's Daughter"; exp. 1989 chap) |
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In Excelsis |
1984 MAR |
ss |
taught history at the Univ. of Montana, & at the Univ. of Southern California(Berkeley), & the last 10 years at the Univ. of Arizona |
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Joram Among the Dogs |
1988 AUG |
ss |
this story was a "classic case of the characters taking the tale away from its author. I had written the protagonist into a corner, & the more I plotted & planned, the deeper the hole I was digging him into. Then, in walked Fortunato ..." |
Cartmill, Cleve |
Bells on His Toes |
1949 FLL |
ss |
(1908-1964) author & journalist; 1st story pub. "Oscar" in UNK 1941 FEB; has 8 fantasy novels/novellas in UNK & ASF, incl. novella "Hell Hath Fury" in UNK 1943 AUG(& in George Hay 1963 anth. same name), about a boy who learns he's a woman/demon offspring |
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Huge Beast |
1950 SUM |
ss |
3rd story BoIZ ser.; famous for nv "Deadline" in ASF 1944 MAR, which accurately predicted the atomic bomb in detail & attracted FBI attention, & which is documented in "The Manhattan Project's Confrontation w. S.F." by Albert Berger in ANA 1984 SEP |
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My Lady Smiles |
1953 NOV |
vi |
has Space Salvage or Jake Murchison series, six stories pub. in TWS 1949-50, & coll. in The Space Scavengers(1975); he was also pub. stories in COL, & Suspense, the Mystery Magazine, the latter in 1946-47 which had been broadcast on radio in 1943-45 |
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Youth, Anybody? |
1955 NOV |
spf |
concerning his fictitious 'story' "Nor Custom Stale," which when bought by a magazine, the magazine fails; followed by some tongue-in-cheek background by editor Boucher |
Cartur, Peter |
Mist, The |
1952 SEP |
vi |
(1916- ) ps. for Peter Grainger, also in F&SF under ps. Max Dancey, & Dancey with co-author G. Gordon Dewey |
Carver, Jeffrey A. |
Seastate Zero |
1978 JAN |
nv |
(1949- ) raised in Huron, OH; now living in Rhode Island/Boston area; has MA in Marine Affairs from Univ. of Rhode Island; 1st story pub. sf "...Of No Return" in The Fiction Mag., in 1974; has 1st novel Seas of Ernathe(1976), The Infinity Link(1984), etc |
Casil, Amy Sterling |
Jonny Punkinhead |
1996 JUN |
ss |
her 1st professional sale; 1st story in Gyla ser., another in F&SF 2000 JAN, 1st novel Imago(2001) in Gyla world; lives in Redlands, CA; has pub. nf in women's & literary pubs.; Clarion grad.; 1995 WotF contest finalist; 1st coll. Without Absolution(2001) |
Casper, Susan |
Mama |
1984 AUG |
ss |
(1947- ) born, lives in Philadelphia; married to Gardner Dozois; 1st story pub. sf "Spring-Fingered Jack" in Charles Grant(ed): Fears(1983); her collab. fiction with Dozois coll. in Slow Dancing Through Time(1990); edited anth. with Dozois, Ripper!(1988) |
Cassens, Kenneth H. |
Lonely Worm, The |
1952 FEB |
ss |
(1922-2001) a bombadier of a B-17G Flying Fortress, the "Screwball Express" during WWII; his diary of his combat missions pub. in Screwball Express(1992); see website users.erinet/29562/ScrewballExpress/; pub. 10 stories in Bluebook from 1948 DEC-1950 OCT |
Cassill, R.V. |
Waiting Room, The |
1956 JUL |
ss |
(1919-2002) 1st pub. in Perspective 1951 FLL; Ronald Verlin Cassill; has 1st novel The Eagle on the Coin(1950), on racial problems in the South; Dormitory Women(1954), The Wound of Love(1956), Naked Morning(1957), Clem Anderson(1961), Pretty Leslie(1963) |
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War in the Air, The |
1956 SEP |
ss |
1st pub. in Epoch, in 1952, W-O. Henry Prize; has movie tie-in novels Tempest(1959), The Buccaneer(1959); colls. The Father(1965), The Happy Marriage(1966), Patrimonies(1987); nf The Complete Handbook for Freelance Writers(1981), Writing Fiction(1975) |
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