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| Author |
Story Title |
Issue Date |
Type |
Comments |
| Garrett, Randall & Avram Davidson |
Something Rich and Strange |
1961 JUN |
nv |
(1927-1987; 1923-1993) |
| Garrett, Randall & Lin Carter |
Masters of the Metropolis |
1957 APR |
ss |
(1927-1987; 1930-1988) 1st pub. in Inside 1956 JAN; 1st pub. story for Lin Carter, the working name for Linwood Vrooman Carter; Carter has pastiched the works of Edgar Rice Burroughs & Robert E. Howard, and became well-known for his sword & sorcery tales |
| Gastaldi, Ernesto |
End of Eternity, The |
1965 MAR |
ss |
(1934- ) trans. from the Italian, & with a introduction to Italian sf, by Harry Harrison |
| Gault, William Campbell |
Joy Ride |
1953 JAN |
ss |
(1910-1999) 2nd story in F&SF, 1st under ps. Larry Sternig, story #104 F&SF 1951 JUN; mys. writer; born in Milwaukee, WI; has 1st detective novel Don't Cry for Me(1952; W-1952 EDG); The Cana Diversion(1982; W-Shamus); W-Shamus Lifetime Achievement Award |
| Gerrold, David |
Martian Child, The |
1994 SEP |
nv |
(1944- ) W-1994 HOM, NEB; 1995 HUG, LOC; exp. into 2002 novel; ps. for Jerrold David Friedman; 1st sales Star Trek TV scripts incl. 1967 ep. "The Trouble with Tribbles"; has 2 nf books, The Trouble with Tribbles(1973), The World of Star Trek(1973; 1984) |
| |
Emperor Redux, The |
1996 DEC |
vi |
has 1st novel The Flying Sorcerers(1971) w. Larry Niven; When Harlie Was One(1972; N-1972 NEB; 1973 HUG, LOC; rev. 1988), The Man Who Folded Himself(1973; N-1973 NEB; 1974 HUG, LOC); see iv's in AMZ 1985 SEP, LOC 1993 JUL, & CANR, vol.78, p.211-214 |
| Geston, Mark S. |
Allies, The |
1998 MAY |
nv |
(1946- ) N-1999 LOC, nv; an attorney in Boise, ID; has 1st sf novel Lords of the Starship(1967); novels Out of the Mouth of the Dragon(1969), The Day Star(1972), The Siege of Wonder(1976), Mirror to the Sky(1992); see his entry in CANR, vol.58 |
| Gilbert, Christopher |
Love at the 99th Percentile |
1987 NOV |
ss |
(1949- ) born in Birmingham, Ala; psychologist, lives in Worcester, MA; "I'm research minded, but sf provides the outlet for my hypotheses I'll never get around to testing ..."; has anth. of African-American poetry, Across the Mutual Landscape(1984) |
| Gilbert, Doris |
Chocolate Coach, The |
1953 JAN |
ss |
writer for TV |
| |
Arrangement in Green |
1954 FEB |
ss |
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| Gilbert, Dorothy |
Lost |
1968 DEC |
pm |
has a short story, "A Solfy Drink, a Saffel Fragrance" in Robert Silverberg(ed): New Dimensions 5(1975) |
| |
Winter Flowering, A |
1981 JUN |
nv |
college English teacher, lives in northern California; does volunteer work at KPFA radio, where Boucher had a show; has pub. poetry in F&SF, NYM, The Nation, etal |
| Gilchrist, Ellen |
Green Tent, The |
1985 NOV |
ss |
(1935- ) born in Vicksburg, MS; former poet laureate of MS; lives in Fayetteville, AR; her coll. Victory Over Japan(1984), won the 1985 American Book Award; colls. In the Land of Dreamy Dreams(1985), Drunk With Love(1986), Two Stories(1988) |
| |
Black Winter |
1995 JUN |
ss |
has novels The Annunciation(1983), The Anna Papers(1988), Sarah Conley(1997); books Anabasis(1994), Rhoda: A Life in Stories(1995); colls. The Blue-Eyed Buddhist(1990), Age of Miracles(1995), The Courts of Love(1996), Flights of Angels(1998) |
| Gilden, Mel |
Lamed Wufnik, A |
1975 DEC |
ss |
(1947- ) born in Chicago, grew up in L.A.; 1st story pub. sf "What About Us Grils?" in Robert Scott Wilson(ed): Clarion(1971); has 1st novel, young adult sf The Return of Captain Conquer(1986), & Z Is for Zombie(1988), Outer Space and All That Junk(1989) |
| |
Ice Cream Golem, The |
1976 JUL |
nv |
has humorous ya sf Fifth Grade Monsters ser., M Is for Monster(1987), Born to Howl(1987), The Pet of Frankenstein(1988), Monster Mashers(1989), Things that Go Bark in the Park(1989), Yuckers!(1989), The Monster in Creeps Head Bay(1990) |
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Green Dog, The |
1978 MAY |
ss |
see 1978 MAY, p.160, in letters column, correction to line on p.99, should read "Probably some goy ...," not "gay"; also in 5th Grade Monster ser., How to Be a Vampire in One Easy Lesson(1990), Islands of the Weird(1990), Werewolf, Come Home(1990), 3 more |
| |
Special Effects |
1979 NOV |
vi |
has ya sf Zoot Marlowe ser., Surfing Samurai Robots(1988), Hawaiian U.F.O. Aliens(1991), Tubular Android Superheroes(1991); wrote at least 5 Beverly Hills 90210 ser. novellas, & 3 Star Trek novelizations, last Deep Space Nine #4: The Pet(1994) |
| Gilien, Sasha |
Two's a Crowd |
1962 JUL |
ss |
(1925-1971) born in Brooklyn, ex-Marine, attended U.C.L.A.; American satirist & journalist; co-founder & publisher & ex-Executive Editor of L.A. Magazine(since taken over by Harper's) |
| |
Ad Infinitum |
1962 DEC |
ss |
deals with dreams; has book The Begatting of a President(1969, with Myron Roberts & Lincoln Hayes) |
| |
El Numero Uno |
1965 NOV |
ss |
has books Writing Under Thirty(1971, with Myron Roberts & Michael Malone), & The Political Cookbook(1972, with Myron Roberts); obituary in Washington Post, 4 DEC 1971 |
| Gillgannon, Michael |
Mr. Krisky's Cross |
1971 JAN |
ss |
(1947?- ) age 23, graduate of Kansas Univ. in journalism |
| |
Un-Inventor Wanted |
1971 JUL |
ss |
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| Gilliland, Alexis |
Cartoon |
1984 DEC |
ct |
(1931- ) Alexis Arnaldus Gilliland; has W-1980, 1983-1985 HUG; & N-1978, 1979, 1981, 1982 HUG, for Best Fan Artist |
| |
Cartoon |
1985 FEB |
ct |
has cartoon colls. Iron Law of Bureaucracy(1979), Who Says Paranoia Isn't "In" Any More?(1984), & The Waltzing Wizard(1989) |
| |
Cartoon |
1985 NOV |
ct |
has novella "The Man Who Funded the Moon" in ANA 1989 OCT |
| |
Cartoon: SF Critics Symposium Today |
1986 SEP |
ct |
has Wizenbeak series novels, Wizenbeak(1986), The Shadow Shaia(1990), & The Lord of Troll-Bats(1992), humorous fantasy novels about a water-dowsing wizard beleaguered by court politics |
| |
Cartoon |
1986 DEC |
ct |
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| Gilman, Carolyn Ives |
Angels Alone |
1990 APR |
nv |
grew up in St. Paul, MN; curator("museum exhibition developer") at Missouri Historical Society in St. Louis, MO; 1st fiction sale "The Trial of Victor Genovese" in TotU #1 1986, the mag. of the Minnesota Science Fiction Society, of which she is a member |
| |
Wordworld |
1991 JUN |
ss |
has nf books on frontier & American Indian history, incl. The Northern Expeditions of Stephen H. Long(1978), w. Lucile M. Kane & June D. Holmquist; The Red River Trails(1978), w. Rhoda R. Gilman & Deborah M. Stultz |
| |
Honeycrafters, The |
1991 OCT/NOV |
nv |
N-1992 NEB, nv; "portrays a race against time, examines the way the old faces the new - a fitting theme for the first story in an anniversary issue"; has nf book on frontier & American Indian history, Where Two Worlds Meet: The Great Lakes Fur Trade(1982) |
| |
Lost Road |
1992 FEB |
ss |
"based on a true incident I learned about ... traveling through western Minnesota & South Dakota"; has nf book on frontier & American Indian history, The Way to Independence(1987), winner Outstanding Academic Book of the Year Award, Choice Magazine |
| |
Wild Ships of Fairny, The |
1994 MAR |
nv |
see her interview at www.e-horizon.com/; has nf book on frontier & American Indian history, The Grand Portage Story(1992), winner Northeastern Minnesota Book Award; has 1st sf novel, Halfway Human(1998), set on a planet whose 'human' life has 3 genders |
| |
Candle in a Bottle |
1996 OCT/NOV |
na |
N-1997 NEB, na; Gilman is collecting artifacts for a Meriwether Lewis(1774-1809) & William Clark(1770-1838) exhibit of their 1804-1806 expedition of the Louisiana Purchase; exhibit to tour U.S. from early 2004-2006; see website www.mohistory.org |
| Girard, James P. |
Something's Coming |
1975 MAY |
nv |
(1944- ) James Preston Girard; grew up in Wichita, grad. of Univ. of Kansas, MA from John Hopkins Univ.; worked as a general assignment reporter & city editor for the Topeka Capital- Journal; has 1st book Changing All Those Changes(1976) |
| |
In Trophonius's Cave |
1979 MAY |
ss |
N-1980 LOC, short story; has suspense novel The Late Man(1993) |
| Gironel, Bertrand |
Extrusion of Lions, An |
1976 MAR |
pm |
(1911-1992) ps. for & another anagram of Reginald Bretnor; has another poem under this ps., "SF Limerick," in AMZ 1989 JAN |
| Glaser, Alice |
Tunnel Ahead, The |
1961 NOV |
ss |
(1929- ) her 1st pub. fiction; born on Long Island, graduate of Radcliffe College, editorial associate at ESQ |
| Glaskin, G.M. |
Inheritors, The |
1972 NOV |
nv |
(1923- ) working name for Gerald Marcus Glaskin, an Australian living now in Holland; has sf novel A Change of Mind(1959), about hypnotic mind-transference betw. two men(Clute); nf book Windows of the Mind(1974), about psychic time travel |
| Gloss, Molly |
Joining |
1984 JUN |
ss |
(1944- ) has juvenile novel Outside the Gates(1986); 1st adult novel, The Jump-Off Creek(1989), a portrait of a pioneer woman & her ability to endure as she struggles to homestead alone in the Blue Mountains of Oregon in the 1890s |
| |
Seaborne |
1984 DEC |
nv |
has novel The Dazzle of Day(1997; N-1997 TIP; 1998 LOC), a utopian sf novel about humans raised aboard a space ship who settle a new world(B&C) |
| Godwin, Parke |
Fire When It Comes, The |
1981 MAY |
nv |
(1929- ) W-1982 WFA, novella; N-1981 NEB; 1982 HUG, LOC, novelette; "contemporary ghost story ... & convincing picture of a young actress"; 1st story pub. "Unsigned Original" in Marvin Kaye(ed): Brother Theodore's Chamber of Horror(1975) |
| |
Small Change |
1994 OCT/NOV |
ss |
has 1st novel, M. of S. ser., Masters of Solitude(1978), Wintermind(1982), w. Marvin Kaye; Snake Oil ser., The Snake Oil Wars(1989), Waiting for the Galactic Bus(1988); The Tower of Beowulf(1995), Lord of Sunset(1998); coll. The Fire When It Comes(1984) |
| Godwin, Tom |
Operation Opera |
1956 APR |
ss |
(1915-1980) 1st story pub. sf "The Gulf Between" in ASF 1953 OCT; has famous story "The Cold Equations" in ASF 1954 AUG(see article on story in NYRSF 2002 MAR); see articles by Diane Godwin Sullivan: "Tom Godwin: A Personal Memory" in Quantum #37 |
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Before Willows Ever Walked |
1980 MAR |
ss |
has novels The Survivors(1958; vt Space Prison, 1960), sequel The Space Barbarian(1964), about abandoned human survivors of an alien prison who wait 200 years for revenge; Beyond Another Sun(1971), anthropological novel where aliens observe man(Clute) |
| Goggin, Richard |
Frances Harkins |
1952 DEC |
ss |
1st sf story, normally a pulp-detective story writer |
| Gold, H.L. |
What Price Wings? |
1962 AUG |
ss |
(1914-1996) wn. for Horace Leonard Gold; Canadian-born writer, editor; 1st story pub. sf "Inflexure" in ASF 1934 OCT(as Clyde Crane Campbell); became regular writer for UNK; founded GAL, edited it from 1950 OCT thru 1961 OCT(retired after car accident) |
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Man of Parts |
1966 MAY |
ss |
1st pub. in Healey(ed): 9 Tales of Space and Time(1954); edited Beyond Fantasy Fiction(1953 JUL-1955 JAN), Galaxy S. F. Novels, IFS(1959 JUL-1961 SEP); coll. The Old Die Rich(1955); see Malzberg br in F&SF 1980 NOV, on Gold & Galaxy; obit in LOC 1996 APR |
| Gold, Herbert |
Day They Got Boston, The |
1961 SEP |
ss |
(1924- ) 1st pub. in Metronome 1961 JAN; author of Therefore Be Bold(1960), Love and Like(1960), & edited Fiction of the Fifties(1959), & Stories of Modern America (1961) |
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Mirror and Mr. Sneeves, The |
1961 DEC |
ss |
1st pub. in 1953; has pub. short stories in COL, PST, the Evergreen Review, & 9 stories in PBY betw. 1962-1970 |
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