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| Author |
Story Title |
Issue Date |
Type |
Comments |
| FitzPatrick, R.C. |
On the House |
1964 NOV |
ss |
working name for Richard C. FitzPatrick; has Chuck Matesic series(ANA 1962 APR & 1968 JUL) & Dr. Jensen series(ANA 1965 AUG, 1966 JAN & 1968 JAN) |
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Dead to Rights |
1968 APR |
ss |
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| Florance-Guthridge, George |
Oregon |
1979 APR |
vi |
(1948- ; ? - ?) collab. ps. for George Guthridge(& in F&SF by himself) & his wife; he grew up in the Portland, OR, area; see his entries under George Guthridge for other biographical & bibliographical info; also in F&SF w. George R.R. Martin, as G.F.-G. |
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Quiet, The |
1981 JUL |
ss |
N-1981 NEB; 1982 HUG, LOC, short story |
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Blackmail |
1982 FEB |
ss |
also in F&SF with co-author Dianne M. Thompson |
| Florance-Guthridge, George & Dianne M. Thompson |
Legacy |
1983 JAN |
ss |
(1948- ; ? - ? ; ? - ?) George Florance-Guthridge a collab. ps. for George Guthridge(& in F&SF by himself as such) & his wife(Florance?); Thompson is a new writer, lives in Montana, & has story "Triangle" with G. F.-G. in ASI 1982 AUG |
| Flynn, Michael F. |
Timothy Leary, Batu Khan, and the Palimpsest of Universal Reality |
1993 APR |
nv |
(1947- ) born in Easton, PA; lives in Edison, NJ; has BA in Math from La Salle College, MS in Topology from Marquette Univ.; 1st story pub. "Slan Libh" in ANA 1984 NOV; most of his stories pub. in ANA, incl. 4 as Roland Shew; see Biolog in ANA 1986 DEC |
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Promise of God, The |
1995 MAR |
ss |
N-1996 HUG, LOC, ss; has novels In the Country of the Blind(1990; W-1991 CCR, LOC, PRO); Fallen Angels(1991; W-1992 PRO), w. Pournelle & Niven; The Nanotech Chronicles(1991), Firestar(1996), Rogue Star(1998), Lodestar(2000); coll. The Forest of Time(1997) |
| Fontenay, Charles L. |
Silk and the Song, The |
1956 JUL |
nv |
(1917- ) newspaperman & writer from Tennessee; 1st story pub. "Disqualified" in IFS 1954 SEP; has novels Twice Upon a Time(1958), Rebels of the Red Planet(1961), The Day the Oceans Overflowed(1964); nf Epistle to the Babylonians |
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Up |
1957 MAR |
nv |
has ya mystery ser., The Kipton Chronicles, Kipton & Gruff(1995), Kipton and the Ovoid('96), Kipton in Wonderland('96), Kipton and the Monkey's Uncle('96), Kipton: Murder on Stage('96), Kipton and the Tower of Time('96), Kipton and the Christmas Gift('97) |
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Summer Afternoon, A |
1958 FEB |
ss |
also in ya Kipton Chronicles ser., Kipton and the Android(1997), Kipton and the I Ching(1997), Kipton and the Voodoo Curse(1998), Kipton and the Cave of Mars('98), Kipton & the Monorail Murders('99), Kipton on Phobos('99), Kipton at the Martian Games('99) |
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Ghost Planet |
1959 FEB |
ss |
Kipton & the Matter Transmitter('99), Kipton & the Martian Maidens('99), Kipton & the Delusions of Tanta Else('99), Kipton & the Riddle of Sandstone('99); 3-volume coll., Here, There, and Elsewhere(2001); sf novels Target: Grant, 1862('99), Modál(2001) |
| Ford, Jeffrey |
Curiosities: Kater Murr, by E.T.A. Hoffman, 1820-1821 |
1999 APR |
br |
(1955- ) E.T.A. Hoffmann(1776-1822), German composer & author whose 1820 book was trans. as The Life and Opinions of Kater Murr(1969), "the autobiography of the tomcat Murr, written on the backs of the pages of a manuscript he has clawed to pieces" |
| Forester, C.S. |
Payment Anticipated |
1956 JUN |
ss |
(1899-1966) 1st pub. EQMM 1951 JUN as "The Man Whose Wishes Came True"; wn. forCecil Scott Forester, U.K. writer born in Cairo, Egypt; 12 Hornblower novels, incl. The Happy Return(1937), Beat to Quarters(1937), Captain Horatio Hornblower(1941; 1951 movie) |
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Marjorie Is Still Waiting |
1958 AUG |
vi |
has nf book The Hornblower Companion(1964), incl. maps & commentary by Forester; novel The African Queen(1935; 1951 movie; sf novel The Peacemaker(1934); autobiography Long Before Forty(1967); posthumous coll. Gold from Crete(1971) |
| Foster, Alan Dean |
He |
1976 JUN |
nv |
(1946- ) raised in L.A.; 1st story pub. sf "Notes Concerning a Green Box" in ArkC 1971 SUM; has 1st novel, part of Flinx ser. in Humanx Commonwealth seq., The Tar-Aiym Krang(1972), about an orphan with psi powers & his pet alien Pip |
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Last Run, The |
1982 JUL |
ss |
also in Flinx ser., Orphan Star(1977), For Love of Mother-Not(1983), Flinx in Flux(1988), Mid-Flinx('95); Humanx ?? ser., Blood hype('73), Midworld('75), The End of the Matter('77); trilogy Icerigger('74), Mission to Moulkin('79), The Deluge Drivers(1987) |
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Collectible |
1985 APR |
ss |
also in Humanx Commonwealth seq., Cachalot(1980), Nor Crystal Tears(1982; N-1983 LOC), Voyage to the City of the Dead(1984), Sentenced to Prism(1985); has colls. With Friends Like These ...(1977), ... Who Needs Enemies(1984), The Metognome(1990) |
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Thunderer, The |
1987 APR |
ss |
has novelizations Star Trek Log One(1974) thru Ten(1978); Dark Star(1974), Star Wars(1976 as George Lucas), Star Wars: Splinter of the Mind's Eye(1978), Aliens(1979), Aliens: A Novelization(1986), Alien 3(1992), The Black Hole(1979) |
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Norg Gleeble Gop |
1987 AUG |
ss |
has novelizations Outland(1981), Clash of the Titans(1981), The Thing(1982), Krull(1983), The Last Starfighter(1984), Shadowkeep(1984), Starman(1984), Pale Rider(1987), Alien Nation(1988), The Dig(1996); novels The I Inside(1984), Slipt(1984) |
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Jackalope |
1989 APR |
ss |
1st story in F&SF in Mad Amos Malone series; other stories in series in Fantasy Book 1982 AUG, 1983 FEB, & 1984 JUN, & in RoF 1995 JUN; see iv's in AMZ 1980 FEB, Shadows 1981 FEB, Rigel 1982 SPR, & INZ 1994 FEB("A Movie Novelizer Speaks") |
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Chrome Comanche, The |
1990 MAY |
ss |
2nd story in F&SF in Mad Amos Malone series; has Spellsinger series, Spellsinger at the Gate(1983), The Day of Dissonance(1984), The Moment of the Magician(1984), The Path of the Perambulator(1985), & The Time of the Transference(1986) |
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Agrarian Deform |
1991 MAR |
nv |
3rd story in F&SF in Mad Amos Malone series; also in Spellsinger series, Son of Spellsinger(1993), & Chorus Skating(1994); has The Damned series, A Call to Arms(1991), The False Mirror(1992), & The Spoils of War(1993); Dinotopia Lost(1996) |
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Having Words: A Mad Amos Malone Story |
1992 APR |
ss |
4th/last story in Mad Amos Malone ser.; ser. coll. in Mad Amos(1996); also in F&SF as James Lawson, in his Montezuma Strip ser.; has novels Carnivores of Light and Darkness(1998), Parallelities(1998), Into the Thinking Kingdoms(1999), Phylogenesis(1999) |
| Foster, Alan Dean & Sally McBride |
Dance on a Forgotten Shore |
1988 APR |
nv |
(1946- ; ? - ?) McBride's novelette, "The Fragrance of Orchids" in ASI 1994 MAY, W-1995 AUR, for best short fiction |
| Foster, Charles |
Troubled Makers, The |
1962 JUN |
ss |
1st pub. in 1957 |
| Fowler, Karen Joy |
Poplar Street Study, The |
1985 JUN |
ss |
(1950- ) N-1986 LOC; has BA in political science from UC Berkeley, MA from UC Davis; teaches ballet; 1st story pub. sf "Recalling Cinderella" in Budrys(ed): Writers of the Future, Vol.II(1985); W-1987 JWCA, Best New Writer; see iv, TotU #15 1995 FLL/WIN |
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Wild Boys |
1986 MAR |
ss |
has colls. Artificial Things(1986; N-1986 DIC; 1987 LOC), Author's Choice Monthly #6: Peripheral Vision(1990 chap), Black Glass(1998; W-1999 WFA); joint coll. with Pat Murphy & Pat Cadigan, Letters from Home(1991), each with 6 stories in the book |
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Face Value |
1986 NOV |
ss |
N-1987 LOC; has 1st novel Sarah Canary(1991; N-1991 TIP; 1992 LOC, NEB), a first contact novel in which a strange female, perhaps an alien, arrives in the state of Washington in 1873 & is dubbed Sarah Canary because of the birdlike sounds she makes(Clute) |
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Dark, The |
1991 JUN |
ss |
N-1992 LOC, short story; has 2nd novel The Sweetheart Season(1996), the story of an all-female baseball team formed in 1947 in Magrit, MN; see interviews in INZ #23 1988, Fear! 1991 MAR, & LOC 1993 SEP(#392), 1999 JUL(#462) |
| Franke, Herbert W. |
Man Who Feared Robots, The |
1963 SEP |
vi |
(1927- ) 1st pub. in his coll. The Green Comet(1960); trans. from the German by Charlotte Franke-Winheller & Paul Ritchie; H.W.F. is an Austrian scientist & writer; taught cybernetic aesthetics at Univ. of Munich; has coll. Einstein's Heirs(1972) |
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Building, The |
1998 JUN |
vi |
trans. from the German by Vernon Chamberlin, adapted by James Gunn; 1st pub. in Der Gruene Komet(1960); has novels trans. in English, The Orchid Cage(1973), Zone Null(1974); see his entry in CA, vol.156; see Gunn(ed): The Road to Science Fiction #6('98) |
| Frazee, Eric |
Noselrubb, the Tree |
1962 MAY |
ss |
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| Frazer, Shamus |
Cyclops Juju, The |
1967 SEP |
nv |
(1912-1966) 1st pub. in Charles Birkin(ed): The Tandem Book of Horror Stories(1965, London); ps. for James Ian Arbuthnot Frazer, U.K. writer; has sf novel A Shroud As Well As a Shirt(1935), & comic satirical fantasy novel Blow, Blow Your Trumpets(1945) |
| Frazier, Robert |
"We cannot escape humility." Harlow Shapley |
1983 NOV |
pm |
(1951- ) Robert Alexander Frazier; most active as a poet, has poetry colls. Peregrine(1978), Perception Barriers(1987), & Co-Orbital Moons(1988); 1st story pub. sf "Across Those Endless Skies" in Jack & Jeanne Dann(ed): In the Field of Fire(1987) |
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Cometary Rag, A |
1986 MAR |
pm |
has Haiku poem series, 16 poems mainly in AMZ & ASI, between 1979-1986; has Encased in the Amber series of poems, four in anthologies & one in ASI 1987 MAR; also writes poetry as Robert A. Frazier |
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Epicenter |
1986 NOV |
pm |
has anth. of poetry, The Rhysling Anthology(1983), & Burning with a Vision: Poetry of Science and the Fantastic(1984) |
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Salinity |
1988 FEB |
pm |
W-1989 RHY, short poem; he has won this award before, a 1980 short poem for "Encased in the Amber of Fate," in Saberhagen(ed): A Spadeful of Spacetime(1981), & co-winner 1989 long poem for "In the Darkened Hours" in Boston: The Nightmare Collector(1988) |
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Common Ground |
1990 JAN |
pm |
lives on Nantucket Island, MA; has coll. with Lucius Shepard, Nantucket Slayrides: Three Short Novels(1989), which has two novellas by Shepard, one by Frazier, all set on Nantucket Island |
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Blood Simple |
1990 SEP |
pm |
has colls. of mostly sf poems, Perception Barriers(1987), Co-Orbital Moons/Prayer Wheels of Bluewater(1988; with Loss Pequenõ Glazier), Chronicles of the Mutant Rain Forest(1992; with Bruce Sterling), Invisible Machines(1994; with Andrew Joron) |
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Mummers |
1991 APR |
ss |
says this story emerges from one of the points of convergence in the American Consciousness - everyone seems to remember exactly what they were doing when they heard the news from Dallas in November 1963 |
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Night Vision |
1993 JUL |
ss |
this story first written as a 20-page poem, & is a companion to the story "Homing Instinct" in AMZ 1988 NOV; the stories came about after he read "true yet bizarre accounts of the Deep South, like the Marksville rain of fishes" |
| Frede, Richard |
Theory and Practice of Economic Development: Metallurgist and His Wife, The |
1976 AUG |
ss |
(1934- ) novelist, has novels Entry E(1958), The Secret Circus(1967); mystery novels Coming Out Party(1969), The Pilots(1977) |
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Mr. Murdoch's Ghost |
1977 MAY |
ss |
has medical novels Interns(1961), The Nurses(1985) |
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Letter to the Editor |
1977 NOV |
ss |
has book, The Boy, the Devil and Divorce(1992) |
| Freff |
Fud Smee |
1980 FEB |
nv |
(1954- ) Freff is his legal name; freelance sf illustrator, has written comics, nf articles, & sf/f stories |
| Frei, Urs |
Mrs. Molton's Mr. Molton |
1993 MAR |
nv |
his 1st professional sale; lives now in Canada; attended Clarion, the Univ. of Toronto, & Syracuse Univ.; has MA in English |
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Godsend, The |
1994 DEC |
ss |
this story has the feel of British colonial writers, but the theme is contemporary |
| Freireich, Valerie J. |
Testament |
1993 DEC |
nv |
(1952- ) 1st/only story in F&SF in Harmony of Worlds ser.; story, in altered form, forms part of the 1st three chapters of novel Testament(1995); her 1st novel, in this ser., Becoming Human(1995; N-1995 LOC; 1996 CCR); The Beacon(1996), Imposter(1997) |
| Friborg, Albert Compton |
Careless Love |
1954 JUL |
ss |
(1930- ) his 1st pub. story; ps. for Irving Flint 'Bud' Foote; professor at Georgia Tech.; Foote has article "Verne's Paris in the Twentieth Century: The First Science Fiction Dystopia?" in the NYRSF 1995 DEC(#88); has also contributed to SF Studies |
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