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| Author |
Story Title |
Issue Date |
Type |
Comments |
| Malzberg, Barry N. |
Books |
1982 JUN |
br |
Scithers, etal(ed): On Writing Science Fiction; Card(ed): Dragons of Light, & Dragons of Darkness; Garrett & Heydron: The Gandalara Cycle: The Steel of Raithskar; Glen Cook: All Darkness Met; Rucker: Spacetime Donuts; Killough: Deadly Silents; 3 others |
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Blair House |
1982 JUN |
ss |
N-1983 LOC, short story |
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What We Do on Io |
1983 FEB |
vi |
has anth. Neglected Visions(1980), with Martin H. Greenberg & Joseph D. Olander; anth. The Science Fiction of Mark Clifton(1980), with Martin H. Greenberg; Bug-Eyed Monsters(1980), with Bill Pronzini |
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Reparations |
1983 AUG |
ss |
has anth. The Arbor House Treasury of Horror and the Supernatural(1981; vt cut Great Tales of Horror & the Supernatural, 1985; vt rest. Classic Tales of Horror and the Supernatural, 1991), with Bill Pronzini & Martin H. Greenberg |
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Bedside Manor |
1984 NOV |
ss |
1st & only story in F&SF in android simulacrum Sigmund Freud ser., used on long space voyages to preserve crews' sanity; stories in ser. also in Chrysalis 8(1980), Omni 1980 JUL, & coll. in fixup novel The Remaking of Sigmund Freud(1985; N-1985 DIC, NEB) |
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1984 |
1985 FEB |
vi |
has novel The Cross of Fire(1982), in which the hero is Jesus |
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Tap-dancing Down the Highways and Byways of Life, etc. |
1986 JUL |
ss |
has coll. of science fiction essays, The Engines of the Night: Science Fiction in the Eighties(1982; W-1983 LOC; N-1983 HUG, for Best Non-Fiction) |
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Celebrating |
1987 AUG |
ss |
has anth. Uncollected Stars(1986), with Charles G. Waugh, Martin H. Greenberg, & Piers Anthony |
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Prince of the Steppes, The |
1988 JUN |
ss |
has column about sf/f authors & their works, & sf's history, "From the Heart's Basement," in Pulphouse: A Fiction Magazine, #10 1992 to #16 1993, the first column being about sf author Alice Sheldon, aka James Tiptree Jr |
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O Thou Last and Greatest! |
1989 OCT |
ss |
has coll. The Passage of the Light: The Recursive Science Fiction of Barry N. Malzberg(1994), edited by Tony Lewis & Mike Resnick, contains novel Herovit's World(1973), two novellas, & ten short fiction pieces(3 of which were 1st pub. in F&SF) |
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Amos |
1992 JUL |
ss |
Malzberg calls "Amos" the most stylistically ambitious work he has attempted in years; has ss "Understanding Entropy" in SFAge 1994 JUL, which was N-1994 NEB, 1995 HUG, LOC, SFC, & was written in memory of his friend Henry W. Weiss(in F&SF as H.W. Whyte) |
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Standards & Practices |
1993 APR |
ss |
a friend said, "Emily Dickinson has nothing to do with the West Side of Manhattan in 1992" & Malzberg replied, "I'm going to write a story & prove otherwise"; has coll. In the Stone House(2000) |
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Something From the Seventies |
1993 MAY |
ss |
1st & only story in F&SF in Decades ser.; a "response" to his one other earlier story in ser., "A Soulsong to the Sad, Silly Soaring Sixties" in FAN 1971 FEB, & in coll. In the Pocket & Other S-F Stories(1971), as by K.M. O'Donnell; see iv in LOC 2002 APR |
| Malzberg, Barry N. & Bill Pronzini |
On Account of Darkness |
1977 NOV |
ss |
(1939- ; 1943- ) see bio- & bibliographical info for the authors under their non-collab. entries; also in F&SF in collab. as Bill Pronzini & Barry N. Malzberg, where their collab. works are listed |
| Malzberg, Barry N. & Carter Scholz |
High Purpose, The |
1985 NOV |
ss |
(1939- ; 1953- ) Both in F&SF by themselves, & Malzberg with a variety of co-authors & under ps. K.M. O'Donnell |
| Malzberg, Barry N. & Jack Dann |
Blues and the Abstract Truth |
1988 JAN |
ss |
(1939- ; 1945- ) Dann also in F&SF alone & with Jack C. Haldeman II, & Gardner Dozois; Dann & Dozois edited many anth. together, incl. Future Power(1976), Aliens!(1980), Clones!(1998); Dann with wife Jeanne, In the Field of Fire(1987; N-1988 LOC, WFA) |
| Malzberg, Barry N. & Kris Neville |
Pater Familias |
1972 MAR |
ss |
(1939- ; 1925-1980) Malzberg with Martin H. Greenberg edits anth. The Science Fiction of Kris Neville(1984) |
| Manders, Harry |
Problem of the Sore Bridge—Among Others, The |
1975 SEP |
nv |
(1918- ) 3rd in Farmer's Pseudonym series, Harry "Bunny" Manders being the ps. for Philip José Farmer; editor's story intro describes 'Mander's' life & that of his senior partner & mentor Arthur J. Raffles; Farmer evidently having lot of fun w. these ps. |
| Manhattan, Avro |
Cricket Ball, The |
1955 OCT |
vi |
(1914-1990) 1st pub. in LIL; from London; an expert on Roman Catholicism; has books The Vatican in World Politics(1949), Murder in the Vatican(1985); The Vatican's Holocaust(1986) & the Vatican's Role in the Vietnam War online at www.reformation.org |
| Mapes, Diane |
Personal Touch, The |
1993 JAN |
ss |
her 1st sf sale; lives in WA; attended Clarion; a one-time editor at Argos mag.(1988 WIN-1988 SUM); story focuses on future of retail; has pub. stories in Argos, INZ, ASI, PLP, On Spec, & Weirdbook |
| Marcus, Daniel |
Winter Rules |
1994 SEP |
ss |
attended 1992 Clarion, has a music degree; currently works as an applied mathematician at Lawrence Livermore National Laboratory; has story "Random Acts of Kindness" in ASI 1993 OCT; N-1995 JWCA, Best New Writer |
| Marks, Winston |
Call Me Adam |
1954 FEB |
ss |
(1916?- ) Winston K. Marks; has used ps. win Kinney & Ken Winney; has pub. over 60 stories in sf/f mags., between "Mad Hatter" in UNK 1940 MAY & "The Cure-All" in IFS 1968 JUL |
| Marple, A.M. |
Appoggiatura |
1966 APR |
ss |
has had work pub. in Jack and Jill, Gentlemen's Quarterly, Teen, & The New Republic |
| Marron, Lynn |
We Call Them Flowers |
1986 FEB |
ss |
lives in CT; has written radio & TV scripts, texts for comic books |
| Marsh, Willard |
Astronomy Lesson |
1955 JUN |
ss |
(1922-1970) 1st pub. in the Yale Review, in 1954 |
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Machina Ex Machina |
1956 MAY |
vi |
frequent contributor to EQMM and The Yale Review |
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Poet in Residence |
1958 SEP |
ss |
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Forwarding Service |
1964 JUN |
ss |
1st pub. in 1963 |
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Inconceivably Yours |
1964 SEP |
ss |
has novel Week with No Friday(1965), won a Texas Institute of Letters Award for Fiction, about an American writer living precariously in Mexico, getting mixed up with money, booze, marijuana & a girl named Martha |
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Sin of Edna Schuster, The |
1965 FEB |
ss |
has coll. Beachhead in Bohemia(1969) |
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Everyone's Hometown Is Guernica |
1965 AUG |
ss |
1st pub. in 1964; has novel Week With No Friday(1965) |
| Marshall, Ardrey |
Brain Bank |
1966 JUL |
nv |
N-1966 NEB, novelette |
| Marti-Ibañez, Felix |
Niña Sol |
1963 MAY |
ss |
also in F&SF as Félix Martí-Ibáñez; has books The Crystal Mirror; Essays on Literature, Travel, Art, Love, and the History of Medicine(1964), The Ship in the Bottle, and Other Essays(1967), The Mirror of Souls, and Other Essays(1972) |
| Martí-Ibáñez, Félix |
Senhor Zumbeira's Leg |
1962 DEC |
nv |
(1911-1972) from Spain, has lived in U.S. since 1939; used to be a Prof. & Chairman of the Dept. of the History of Medicine at the New York Medical College, now the owner & editor of MD Medical News magazine |
| Martin, George R.R. |
Peripheral Affair, A |
1973 JAN |
nv |
(1948- ) George Raymond Richard Martin, Vista volunteer working with Cook County Legal Assistance Foundation; has 2 degrees in journalism from Northwestern Univ.; 1st story pub. sf "Hero" in GAL 1971 FEB; has coll. A Song for Lya and Other Stories(1976) |
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Runners, The |
1975 SEP |
ss |
also in F&SF w. George Florance-Guthridge; has 1st novel, Dying of the Light(1977; N-1978 LOC; 1979 BFA, HUG); Windhaven(ANA 1975 MAY, novella "The Storms of Windhaven" w. Lisa Tuttle; exp. 1981; N-1982 LOC); coll. Songs of Stars and Shadows(1977) |
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Needle Men, The |
1981 OCT |
ss |
N-1982 LOC, short story; has colls. Sandkings(1981; W-1982 LOC), Songs the Dead Men Sing(1983), Nightflyers(1985), Tuf Voyaging(1986), Portraits of His Children(1987); novel Fevre Dream(1982; N-1983 LOC, WFA); see iv's LOC 1984 JAN(#276), 1995 MAY(#412) |
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Books |
1981 DEC |
br |
"this article is in response to Thomas M. Disch's 1981 FEB column, in which he discussed the work of a generation of sf writers he labeled "The Labor Day Group"; supposedly incl. McIntyre, Tanith Lee, Dann, Bishop, Card, Varley, George R.R. Martin |
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Monkey Treatment, The |
1983 JUL |
nv |
W-1984 LOC; N-1983 NEB; 1984 HUG; has novel The Armageddon Rag(1983; W-1984 BRG; N-1984 LOC, WFA); A Song of Fire and Ice seq., A Game of Thrones(1996; W-1997 LOC; N-1997 NEB, WFA), A Clash of Kings(1997); prolific anth., has Wild Cards ser.(1987-present) |
| Martin, George R.R. & George Florance-Guthridge |
Warship |
1979 APR |
ss |
(1948- ; 1948- ) Martin has nv "Sandkings" in Omni 1979 AUG(W-1979 NEB; 1980 HUG, LOC; N-1980 BRG; made into 1st ep. of Showtime's The Outer Limits ser., 3/26/95); has colls. Sandkings(1981; W-1982 LOC), Songs the Dead Men Sing(1983), Nightflyers(1985) |
| Martin, H. |
Cartoon |
1981 APR |
ct |
(1925- ) wn. for Henry Martin; born in Louisville, KY; lives in Newton, NJ; 1948 graduate of Princeton Univ.; attended American Academy of Art(Chicago) 1948-1950; did spot drawings, covers & illus. for magazines & books before turning to cartoons in 1960 |
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Cartoon |
1981 MAY |
ct |
his 1st cartoon sale to the Christian Science Monitor in 1963; his 1st sales to the PST & NYM were in 1964; he was a contract artist for NYM 1967-1995, the year he retired; he W-1978 Plaque Award, for Magazine Gag Cartoons |
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Cartoon |
1981 JUL |
ct |
he has been pub. in many mags., incl. Harvard Business Review, PST, Look, SRL, Ladies' Home Journal, Gourmet, Audobon Magazine, Good Housekeeping, Natural History Magazine, & in the U.K. in The Spectator, & in Punch |
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Cartoon |
1981 DEC |
ct |
according to F&SF's files, Martin did a bunch of spot illustrations from 1954-1956, described as "man in space suit looking at chart of stars 4/55," "open book, spaceship wavy lines 6/55," "book encircled by snake 11/55)," "atom in circle 5/56," etc. |
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Cartoon |
1982 JAN |
ct |
Martin's cartoon original drawings are in many private colls., as well as the Swann Collection, the IBM collection, the Graphic Arts collection of Princeton Univ., Centre College(Danville, KY), & the Univ. of Ohio |
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Cartoon |
1982 FEB |
ct |
had one-man shows at Princeton Univ., Merrill Lynch, The Princeton Club of New York, The Nassau Club, St. Marks School of Texas, St. Francis Medical Center; group shows at Squibb Gallery, the United Nations, Xerox, Heineman Galleries, Bethel Art Gallery |
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Cartoon |
1982 MAR |
ct |
has his 1st illus. book, The Little Riddle Book(1954; Peter Pauper Press); other P.P.P. books he has illus. incl. The Little Limerick Book(1955), The Little Quiz Book(1956), Comic Epitaphs from the Very Best Graveyards(1957), The Little Joke Book(1959) |
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Cartoon |
1982 MAY |
ct |
he has illus. Peter Pauper Press books, Salty Sayings(1959), Russian Fairy Tales(1959), Laundered Limericks(1960), The Little Pun Book(1960), Mark Twain(1961), Peter Pauper's Pun Book(1962), Rowdy Rhymes(1962), & World's Best Limericks(1994) |
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Cartoon |
1982 JUL |
ct |
has illus. the books, Why You Say It(1955), The Importance of Music(1963), Electing a President(1963), Dear V.I.P.(1963), Help Your Boss and Help Yourself(1974), Loud and Clear(1975), First Aid for Hypochondriacs(1982) |
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Cartoon |
1982 AUG |
ct |
has cartoons in colls. The New Yorker Album 1955-1965(1965), The Modern Beat(1965; cartoons from PST), Think Small(1967), Post Mortems(1969), Best Cartoons of the Year(1969), Absolutely No U.S. Personnel Permited Beyond This Point(1972) |
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