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| Author |
Story Title |
Issue Date |
Type |
Comments |
| Tilley, Robert J. |
Apprentice |
1960 FEB |
ss |
lives in Bristol, England |
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Place of Refuge |
1963 APR |
ss |
has an EQMM award-winning story "The Devil and Mr. Wooler," in 1955; has 12 sales so far, mostly to British sf magazines |
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Something Else |
1965 OCT |
ss |
a jazz musician (tenor clarinet) & writer |
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Choice |
1972 JAN |
ss |
has novel The Big Losers(1988), in which an alien espionage agent teams up with local losers to destroy Earth(B&C) |
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"Willie's Blues" |
1972 MAY |
nv |
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Outsider |
1986 JAN |
ss |
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| Tilton, Lois |
Soldier's Bride, The |
1991 AUG |
ss |
(1946- ) Lois Ann Tilton; lives in Glen Ellyn, IL; has 1st novel, Vampire Winter(1990), a horror novel about a vampire's post-holocaust adventures in a world permanently dark due to nuclear winter(B&C); see interview in Aberrations #32 1995 |
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Just and Lasting Peace, A |
1991 OCT/NOV |
ss |
has novel Darkness on the Ice(1993), a vampire horror novel set on Greenland during WWII, where a Nazi vampire is consuming every human on the island(B&C) |
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Twelve Swans, The |
1992 JUN |
ss |
over the past six years, has been slowly giving up teaching philosophy & turning to fulltime writing; has novelizations, Star Trek Deep Space Nine #6: Betrayal(1994), & Babylon 5: #2, Accusations(1995) |
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"Sleep, My Little One" |
1993 FEB |
ss |
"'Sleep' is in a way about my 9-year old daughter Christine"; has novels Darkspawn(2000), a vampire escapes from centuries of entombment to free his lands from invaders; Written in Venom(2000), fantasy novel based on Norse mythology - Loki tells his story |
| Tiptree, James Jr |
Painwise |
1972 FEB |
ss |
(1915-1987) N-1973 HUG, LOC; ps. for Alice Hastings Bradley Sheldon, her true identity found out in 1977; born in Chicago, spent many years of her childhood in Africa & India; mother Mary Hastings Bradley was a travel & mystery author |
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And I Awoke and Found Me Here on the Cold Hill's Side |
1972 MAR |
ss |
N-1972 NEB; 1973 HUG, ss; N-1973 LOC, shfi; her mother Mary wrote books, incl. Alice in Elephantland(1929), with artwork by Alice; graphic artist/painter 1925-41; worked for U.S. govt. for many years, during WWII & after, incl. in the Pentagon & CIA |
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Women Men Don't See, The |
1973 DEC |
nv |
N-1974 LOC; 1975 JUP; has 1967 PhD in Experimental Psychology, George Washington Univ.; taught psychology at American U., G.W.U., 1955-68; 1st story pub. "The Lucky Ones" in NYM, in 1946; 1st story pub. sf "Birth of a Salesman" in ANA 1968 MAR as Tiptree |
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Time-Sharing Angel |
1977 OCT |
ss |
N-1978 HUG, short story; she says, "This is a light story, a little playful mind-bending, & I wouldn't want to see it labeled as anything heavy"; has also used ps. Racoona Sheldon; has 1st coll. Ten Thousand Light-Years from Home(1973; N-1974 LOC) |
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Women Men Don't See, The |
1979 OCT |
nv |
1st pub. in F&SF 1973 DEC; has interviews in Charles Platt(ed): Dream Makers II(1983; rev. Dream Makers, 1987), & in LOC 1985 SEP(#296); has colls. Warm Worlds and Otherwise(1975; N-1976 LOC), Star Songs of an Old Primate(1978) |
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Boy Who Waterskied to Forever, The |
1982 OCT |
ss |
N-1983 HUG, LOC; 1st story in F&SF in Quintana Roo ser.; see following nf piece on this part of Mexico; 1 other story in ser., "Lirios: A Tale of the Q.R."(aka "What Came Ashore at Lirios") in ASI 1981 SEP 28; ser. coll. in Tales of the Quintana Roo(1986) |
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Note About the Mayas of the Quintana Roo, A |
1982 OCT |
misc |
non-fiction piece describing the land & the Mayan people of the "'wild' Easternmost shore of the Yucatan Peninsula," the region known as the Quintana Roo; rev., this nf piece becomes the preface in her coll. Tales of the Quintana Roo(1986; W-1987 WFA) |
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Beyond the Dead Reef |
1983 JAN |
ss |
W-1984 LOC, ss; 2nd & last story in F&SF in Quintana Roo ser.; author says of Q.R., "a diary of life on its shores could often be taken for a log of life on an alien planet"; has coll. Out of the Everywhere, & Other Extraordinary Visions(1981; N-1982 LOC) |
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Only Neat Thing to Do, The |
1985 OCT |
na |
W-1986 LOC, SFC; N-1985 NEB; 1986 HUG, novella; 1st story in F&SF in Great North Rift ser.; another story in ser. in ASI 1986 MAY; to be coll. in The Starry Rift(1986); 15-year-old Coati Cass finds adventure & a first contact in the Great North Rift |
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Good Night, Sweethearts |
1986 MAR |
nv |
N-1987 LOC, novella; 2nd & last story in F&SF in Great North Rift series, to be coll. in The Starry Rift(1986); has novels Up the Walls of the World(1978; N-1979 LOC), Brightness Falls From the Air(1985; N-1986 LOC); coll. Crown of Stars(1988; N-1989 LOC) |
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Our Resident Djinn |
1986 OCT |
ss |
has colls. Byte Beautiful: 8 Science Fiction Stories(1985), Her Smoke Rose Up Forever(1990; N-1991 LOC), Neat Sheets: The Poetry of J.T.Jr(1996), Meet Me at Infinity(2000); also used ps. Racoona Sheldon; see her essay in Du Pont(ed): Women of Vision(1988) |
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In Midst of Life |
1987 NOV |
nv |
N-1988 LOC, short story; notice in story intro that Alice Sheldon shot & killed her ailing husband(Alzheimer's) & then herself in May 1987 at their home in McLean, VA; this story was the last work her agent received before Alice Sheldon's death |
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Color of Neanderthal Eyes, The |
1988 MAY |
na |
N-1989 LOC, novella; about a telepath, Tom Jared, who is stranded on the sea world, Wet, & his relationship with the gentle humanoid & aquatic natives; see "A Short Autobiography of Alice Sheldon", in the NYRSF 1998 DEC |
| Tomerlin, John |
White Night |
1966 MAR |
ss |
(1930-1988) has mys. novel Run from the Hunter(1957) w. Charles Beaumont under collab. ps. Keith Grantland; ya novels Prisoner of the Iroquois(1965), The Nothing Special(1969) etc; Grand Prix novel Challenge the Wind(1966); nf Beating the Radar Trap(1996) |
| Townes, Robert Sherman |
Time and Place |
1954 DEC |
ss |
also has short stories "Problem for Emmy" in STS 1952 JUN, reprinted in Groff Conklin(ed): SF Thinking Machines(1954), "Earth Is the Evening Star" in STS 1953 APR, & "The Fortune Hunters" in PST 1957 NOV 9 |
| Traven, B. |
Sun Creation |
1964 APR |
ss |
(1882-1969) ps. for Otto Feige, Mexico's most famous writer, of German-American stock; author of Treasue of the Sierra Madre(1935; made into 1948 movie, with Humphrey Bogart), Death Ship(1962), Bridge in the Jungle, March to Caobaland |
| Tritten, Larry |
Star Sneak, The (a Jack Vance parody) |
1974 JUL |
spf |
writer of much humorous sf; has 1st story pub. sf "West Is West" in IFS 1968 AUG; he has pub. over 45 short stories in genre mags. thru 2000, incl. Grue, PLP, Night Cry, WRT, TWZ, The Horror Show, AMZ, INZ, etc; by far he has pub. the most in F&SF |
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Final Cut |
1976 MAR |
ss |
has had stories pub. in PBY, National Review, & in anth. Preiss & Betancourt(ed): The Ultimate Zombie(1993), Silverberg & Haber(ed): Universe 3(1994), Marion Zimmer Bradley(ed): Sword and Sorceress 11(1994) |
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Playback |
1979 AUG |
ss |
he has also pub. short fiction in anth. Gelb & Garrett(ed): Seeds of Fear(1995), Pelan(ed): Darkside(1996), & McFadden(ed): Year 1: A Time of Change(1996) |
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Taste Taste |
1981 APR |
ss |
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Green Roses |
1983 JAN |
ss |
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Exit Laughing |
1984 MAR |
ss |
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Play It Again, Sam |
1984 NOV |
vi |
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SF Book of Lists, The |
1985 APR |
spf |
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Serendipity |
1986 APR |
ss |
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Turning Off |
1986 JUN |
ss |
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Dead Woods, The |
1987 JUL |
ss |
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In Video Veritas |
1987 DEC |
ss |
"We have two black cats, Calliope & Nibs, & the latter is always curling up on the cable box on top of the TV, where he frequently changes the channels by pressing different buttons when he moves — so this (story) was inspired by him" |
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Science Fiction Readers' and Writers' Guide to the Universe, The |
1989 JAN |
fa |
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Corrigan's Homunculi |
1989 APR |
ss |
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Date, The |
1990 APR |
ss |
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Crossweird Puzzle |
1990 AUG |
spf |
a 'crossword puzzle' for sf/f & horror aficionados; sample clues: (1. Across) What Norman Bates gets himself for Mother's Day; (38. Down) Ingredients of Stanislaw; (72. Across) Joke played by Incredible Shrinking Man on his tailor |
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Travels With Harry |
1991 JUL |
ss |
has pub. fiction & non-fiction in PBY, & in Writer's Digest |
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Painbird, Painbird, Fly Away Home (A Harlan Ellison parody) |
1998 SEP |
spf |
Tritten's short fiction has so far remained uncollected |
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History's Mysteries |
1999 MAY |
fa |
excerpts from Dr. Anatol Numbly's unpublished book, History's Mysteries - Abominable Snowman, Easter Island Faces, Pyramids, & the Bermuda Triangle; Numbly has two previous books, Trick or Trout: A History of Halloween in Alaska, & What the Sphinx Thinx |
| Trott, Susan |
Donny Baby |
1967 SEP |
ss |
(1937- ) 1st books ya novels Mr. Privacy(1972), The Sea Serpent of Horse(1973); 1st adult novel The Housewife and the Assassin(1979); Incognito(1983), Sightings(1987), The Holy Man(1995), Crane Spreads Wings(1998), etc; see www.rain.org/~da5e//trott.html |
| Trotter, Don |
Call Me Maelzel |
1976 AUG |
ss |
graduated from Kansas State Univ., now in graduate school studying Clarke's Law & physics; has 2 novelettes pub. in GAL, "Marsman Meets the Almighty" in 1975 FEB, & "The Purblind People" in 1978 APR |
| Trout, Kilgore |
Venus on the Half-Shell |
1974 DEC |
no-1/2 |
(1918- ) ps. for Philip José Farmer, the 1st in Farmer's Pseudonym series; the adventures of Simon Wagstaff, the Space Wanderer, & his 3 constant companions, a dog, an owl, & a female robot; Kilgore Trout is a fictional author created by Kurt Vonnegut |
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Venus on the Half-Shell |
1975 JAN |
no-2/2 |
Kilgore Trout was the fictional sf writer character in Vonnegut's novels God Bless You, Mr. Rosewater(1965), & Breakfast of Champions(1973); Farmer's use of this character's name as a pseudonym caused a row betw. Farmer & Vonnegut; see letters 1975 APR |
| Tuck, Donald H. |
Robert Silverberg: Bibliography |
1974 APR |
bib |
(1922- ) alphabetical listing of fiction books & stories, nf books, & anthologies; Tuck an Australian bibliographer & industrial manager; has sf nf books A Handbook of S. F. and Fantasy(1954), The Encyclopedia of S. F. and Fantasy(3 vols. 1974, '78, '83) |
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