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CHAOS MANOR MUSINGS COMPUTING AT CHAOS MANOR Jerry Pournelle Wednesday, June 12, 2002 REPORTS Work in Progress Real Progress on Burning Tower Jerry Pournelle's Web Site, including Chaos Manor Mail. Accept no Substitutes. This page is generally updated daily. If today's date is not shown above, refresh... This Web Site supplements my column that ran in the print version of BYTE for twenty years ...

Robert J. Sawyer, Nebula Award-winning science fiction writer. Author of 15 SF novels. Sample chapters from each book, full-text short stories, how to write tips. 700, 000 words; 480 documents; 25, 000 hypertext links.

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ENTER HERE CLICK HERE TO FIND OUT ABOUT MY LAST NOVEL THE ONION GIRL CLICK HERE TO FIND OUT ABOUT MY UPCOMING PROJECT SEVEN WILD SISTERS CLICK HERE TO FIND OUT ABOUT THE REPRINTING OF WOLF MOON Quick Index Search My Site Animated flying crow image created and copyright by Mark Wagner of The Hearts and Bones Studio. http://www.cyberus.ca/~cdl Copyright 2002 by Charles de Lint. All rights ...

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Main About - Awards - Biography - Books - Covers - Guides - Inspired - Links - News - Search - Site Map Le Guin's World The web Get a Free Search Engine for Your Web Site Le Guin's World Welcome to Le Guin's World, a site dedicated to author Ursula Le Guin and her works. This site is not official in any sense of the word, it's just a fan site. If you have any reviews, studies, comments or ...

A reference page devoted to science fiction, fantasy, poetry and essay writer Ursula K. Le Guin, author of The Left Hand of Darkness, The Lathe of Heaven, A Wizard of Earthsea, The Dispossessed, The Telling, and many more; home page for The Ekumen, a Le Guin discussion list.

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The inspiration behind Kubrick's ongoing AI project, a tale of humanity and of the aching loneliness in an overpopulated future.

Information about science fiction author Daniel Keys Moran. Includes sample chapters and stories, biographical information, and archived discussions of his published works. Semi-Official in that DKM is aware of the pages, and has made many contributions to their content.

Devoted to George R.R. Martin's fantasy epic 'A Song of Ice and Fire', Westeros hosts The Citadel, Blood of Dragons MUSH and A Ring of Ice and Fire.

Vernor Vinge home page to home page email: vinge@cs.sdsu.edu This page last updated Fri Aug 4 19:21:16 US/Pacific 2000 Vernor Vinge Department of Mathematical and Computer Sciences San Diego State University San Diego, CA 92182-7720 Department phone number: (619)594-6191 email: vinge@cs.sdsu.edu I have retired from SDSU. If you have questions about our program, please consult our Departmental ...

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Yeah, this is Joel Rosenberg's homepage And I've been pretty horrible about keeping things up to date . . . mea culpa. More soon. Life's been busy, and so have I . . . some news to report, which I'll get to as soon as I can. On the other hand, Dave Baker has put up an unofficial-but-blessed fan page right here . . . Hang in there.... jr Some Books (a click on their images will take you to amazon.

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Murray Leinster Home Page Murray Leinster's daughter, Betty DeHardit, is trying to compile a complete list of stories he published in the slick magazines, either as Murray Leinster or Will Jenkins. If you have any information on these stories which does not already appear on the website, please send it to me. Enter your e-mail address to receive e-mail when this page is updated. Your E-mail ...

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The Enchanted Chocolate Pot A Page for Caroline Stevermer/C.J. Stevermer and for Patricia C. Wrede illustration by Sherwood Smith, originally appeared in Mythprint, used by permission Sit down, may I pour you a cup Caroline and Pat collaborated on Sorcery and Cecilia, a book they wanted to call The Enchanted Chocolate Pot. The book hasbeen described as Jane Austen and Georgette Heyer have J.R.

Connie Willis answers your questions onnie Willis started her career like hundreds of other would-be science fiction writers -- toiling away as a virtual unknown for years, publishing only sporadically and not making much of a name for herself. But that changed in the early 1980s when she began writing full time. Her ever-increasing list of short stories quickly caught the attention of readers ...

Jerry Pournelle Rev. 11-Aug-1999 Previous: Guests of Honor Next: Ellen Datlow Chaos Manor Jerry Pournelle's home page at jerrypournelle.com Jerry Pournelle Future History Chronology at chronology.org Chicago in 2000 Trading Card #9: Jerry Pournelle (from Progress Report 3) Dr Jerry E. Pournelle received his B.S. in psychology and mathematics, an M.S. in experimental statistics and systems ...

Search | Staff | Links | FAQs | Home : Ex Libris : Authors : Poul Anderson | Previous | Next Poul Anderson anderson of terra Have you subscribed to our monthly book review Poul Anderson was one of the pulp science fiction masters of the '50's and '60's. He's been eclipsed in recent years, and hasn't maintained his popularity the way, say, Robert A. Heinlein has....but he's still written some ...

THE FUTURIANS* A group of New York SF fans, writers, artists, and editors active from 1938-45. They held to the conviction that SF fans should be forward-looking ('futurian') and constructive. Members sometimes lived communally, and often shared their dreams, writings and failures. Damon Knight remarked that in the Futurians' first active year, member Frederik Pohl published fifteen stories by ...

Religion in the fiction of Poul Anderson Much of Poul Anderson's fiction is set in his Technic Civilization universe. Nicholas van Rijn and his associates are important characters in many of these stories. One of his contemporaries, and perhaps a competitor, is Martin Schuster, the master trader in The Three-cornered Wheel (the first part of The Trouble Twisters). Schuster knows and respects ...

Choose another writer in this calendar: by name: A B C D E F G H I J K L M N O P Q R S T U V W X Y Z by birthday from the calendar. Credits and feedback Leigh (Douglass) Brackett (1915-1978) American writer of crime novels and short stories. Brackett's major work was in the field science and fantasy fiction (over 200 titles). She also wrote screenplays for several highly acclaimed films by ...

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Eileen Kernaghan Eileen's award-winning Grey Isles trilogy is set in bronze-age Europe and is based on the origins of Stonehenge. Journey to Aprilioth (1980) won a silver medal for original paperback fiction from The West Coast Review of Books. Songs from the Drowned Lands (1983) won the Canadian Science Fiction and Fantasy Award, while the third book in the series, The Sarsen Witch, was ...

The following is reprinted without permission from Dancing at the Edge of the World: Thoughts on Words, Women, Places. Copyright 1989 by Ursula K. Le Guin. A LEFT-HANDED COMMENCEMENT ADDRESS (1983) I want to thank the Mills College Class of '83 for offering me a rare chance: to speak aloud in public in the language of women. I know there are men graduating, and I don't mean to exclude them, far ...

Belated Reviews #27: Poul Anderson Poul Anderson's been writing for over four decades, and as books such as his recent The Boat of a Million Years indicate, he's still producing significant work. His best books, however, appeared between the mid-fifties and the mid-seventies (IMO, of course, but so's everything I write here), and there is a good chance that many newer readers will be unaware ...

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Nancy Springer: Writing what she wants to read An interview by Tom Knapp, 1989 Nancy Springer lives in a fantasy world. She writes for a living. The author of numerous successful fantasy and children's novels, the Dallastown, Pa., resident said she started her career because no one else was putting out the books she was looking for. They're the books I always wanted to read, but nobody else was ...

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The Latest Edmond Hamilton releases! Autobiographical Sketches Bibliography Characters In Memoriam Interviews Pen Names A Fan Letter Links What's New Email Me Imagination June, 1957 Weird Tales December, 1927 Magic Carpet April, 1933 The web pages in this area have been created in tribute to Edmond Hamilton, one of my favorite science fiction authors. I discovered Edmond Hamilton's stories while ...

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The Newsletter of The Council for the Literature of the Fantastic Volume 1, Number 6 (July 1999) Click HERE to return to the table of contents. Annihilation Factotum: The work of Barrington J. Bayley By Rhys Hughes Copyright 1998 Rhys Hughes Taking scissors to fiction, the tailor cuts and sews, patching up a worn genre. With language as sheer as sarsenet, he nitpicks cliches, embroiders complex ...

TheForce.Net TheForce.Net Main Random TFN Page Chamber Floor Forums Casting Call Surveys Trivia Addresses Inner Sanctum Editorials Interviews Contact Us Timothy Zahn February 2000, by Chris Knight At StellarCon. held in High Point, North Carolina this past February, The Force.Net staffer Chris Knight had the opportunity to sit down and chat with Star Wars author Timothy Zahn. Covering everything ...

A CANTICLE FOR MILLER; or, How I Met Saint Leibowitz and the Wild Horse Woman but not Walter M. Miller, Jr. by Terry Bisson I am a science fiction writer, a dicey business at best. In November, 1995, I got a call from Don Congdon, a literary agent I knew by reputation but had never met. Congdon's a player. He represents William Styron and Ray Bradbury, among others. He asked if I had ever heard ...

Murray Leinster Biographical notes by Blake Wilfong Mathematically, it's...an odds-on bet that somewhere in our galaxy another race with a civilization equal to or further advanced than ours. Murray Leinster was the pen name of American author William Fitzgerald Jenkins (1896-1975). Born in Norfolk, VA, Leinster served his country in both World Wars and wrote westerns and mysteries (including ...

Celebrating the writings of Lionel Fanthorpe A Prose By Any Other Pseudonym Send Mail to me. Gumball (gumball@teleport.com) ...

Patricia Anthony author, novelist, slipstream, science fiction, aliens, identity, women Born 19 in , , United States. Mother: Evelyn Anthony. Patricia Anthony's short stories have appeared in major science fiction magazines and anthologies. She can ride, shoot, has taught English in Brazil, creative writing in Texas, and sold Toyotas in Virginia. She lives in Dallas. Like lightning, Patricia ...

SELFNESS By Gregory Benford I am a clone. Or rather, I am better than one. Or so any identical twin surely must see the matter. The recent media feeding frenzy about a cloned sheep, Dolly, showed us journalism in its fullest modern form. Many of those writing about this genuine watershed moment in techno-culture followed current journalist practice: their foremost research instrument was the ...

I WAS A FAKE FAN FOR THE F.B.I.! Bob Bloch Happy New Year, Chief, I said. Not for you, it isn't, he growled. You're down for an assignment. My eyes sparkled. Oh goody-woody! I exclaimed. Whatever on Earth can it be Do I have to smoke reefers and root out a dope ring, huh Must I disguise myself as a customer again and investigate the vice syndicate Will I get a chance to shoot some ...

Nicola Griffith singer, composer, author, science fiction, identity, gender, women, lesbian Born 30 September 1960 in Leeds, Yorkshire, England. One of 5 children -- all girls. When she was 17, she went off to university with plans to earn a science degree, but left after a couple of months... -- (in Locus , Issue 428, Vol.37, No.3, September 1996). Nicola Griffith is a native of Leeds, where ...

Nancy Springer Info Sheet AUTHOR, thirty novels for adults, young adults and children. Also nonfiction, novellas, short stories, and poetry. AWARDS AND HONORS: PSLA Outstanding Pennsylvania Author, 1997. Nominee, Mythopoeic Fantasy Award, 1997. Mystery Writers of America Edgar Allen Poe Awards, 1996, 1995. James Tiptree, Jr. Award, 1995. Carolyn W. Field Award Honor Book, 1995. ALA/YALSA Best ...