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Author |
Story Title |
Issue Date |
Type |
Comments |
Aldridge, Ray |
We Were Butterflies |
1990 AUG |
ss |
has Emancipator ser. of novels, The Emancipator, Book I: The Pharoah Contract(1991), Book II: The Emperor of Everything(1992), & Book III: The Orpheus Machine(1992), set on a planet used by an interstellar corporation as a breeding ground for slave labor |
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Beastbreaker, The |
1991 FEB |
nv |
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Gate of Faces |
1991 APR |
nv |
W-1992 SFC; N-1991 NEB, novelette; "the story of a dying longhauler named John Thinwolf, stranded on an odd & menacing outpost called Jaworld" |
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Fabularium, The |
1991 DEC |
ss |
N-1992 NEB, short story |
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Love Farmer, The |
1992 MAR |
na |
1st story in F&SF in Dilvermoon series; set in the Dilvermoon world(as are most of his novels & short fiction), free-citizen Arriangel awakens 500 years in the future as a slave, & finds that her future rests upon whether she can love or not |
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Winedark |
1992 AUG |
ss |
set off the coast of Greece |
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Filter Feeders |
1994 JAN |
nv |
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Spine Divers, The |
1995 JUN |
na |
N-1996 STU; 2nd & last story in F&SF in Dilvermoon series; Michael Mastine, traveloguist, visits the Spine Divers' village on the planet Raarea, whose divers hunt a fish for a no-fear drug, a synthetic version of which is available on Dilvermoon |
Allen (?) |
Cartoon |
1962 OCT |
ct |
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Allen, Lori |
And Mercy Mild |
1980 AUG |
ss |
(1939- ) her 1st pub. work; "a CT housewife, nee NYC slum kid, graduate of Syracuse Univ., wife of poet & sf fan Dick Allen ... won the 1977 Writer's Digest Creative Writing Contest, but was beginning to think of myself as One Story Lori until now" |
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Time Windows |
1987 JUN |
ss |
Lori Negridge Allen; has anth. with her husband Dick Allen, Looking Ahead: The Vision of Science Fiction(1975) |
Allen, Woody |
Kugelmass Episode, The |
1977 DEC |
ss |
(1935- ) N-1978 LOC, shfi; 1st pub. in NYM 1977 MAY 2; ps. for Allen Stewart Konigsberg; movie actor & director; 1st screenplay The Laughmaker(1962); 1st acted in TV series "That Was the Week That Was" in 1964; 1st directed What's Up, Tiger Lily?(1966) |
Almon, Chas. |
Cartoon: Why They Never Send Kids Into Space |
1995 AUG |
ct |
working name for Charles Almon |
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Cartoon: How the Panda Evolved |
1996 FEB |
ct |
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Alpert, Hollis |
Simian Problem, The |
1960 JUL |
ss |
(1916- ) movie critic, The Saturday Review; has novels The Summer Lovers(1959), Some Other Time(1960); wrote for TV Johnny Staccato(1959-60); Fellini: A Life(1986), The Life and Times of Porgy and Bess(1990), Broadway! 125 Years of Musical Theatre(1991) |
Amis, Kingsley |
Something Strange |
1961 JUL |
ss |
(1922-1995) 1st pub. in The Spectator, in 1960; has social comedy novel Lucky Jim(1954); sf criticism New Maps of Hell(1960); anth. Spectrum ser.(1961-66); coll. My Enemy's Enemy (1962); Memoirs(1991); obit LOC 1995 LOC; bio R. Bradford: Lucky Him(2001) |
Anderson, Karen |
In Memoriam: Henry Kuttner (1914-1958) |
1958 MAY |
pm |
(1932- ) Henry Kuttner died February 4, 1958; Karen Anderson's 1st pub. work; also in F&SF with her husband author Poul Anderson |
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Origin of the Species |
1958 JUN |
pm |
married to author Poul Anderson |
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Six Haiku |
1962 JUL |
pm |
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Landscape With Sphinxes |
1962 NOV |
vi |
her 1st pub. story; her 1st professional sale was a poem, "In Memoriam: Henry Kuttner," in F&SF 1958 MAY; has been active in sf fandom |
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Sky of Space, The |
1963 MAR |
pm |
has novel Question and Answer(1978) with Poul Anderson |
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Treaty in Tartessos |
1963 MAY |
ss |
has coll. The Unicorn Trade(1984) with Poul Anderson |
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Theoretical Progress |
1964 SEP |
pm |
has The Last Viking seq. with Poul Anderson, The Golden Horn(1980), The Road of the Sea Horse(1980), & The Sign of the Raven(1980) |
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Investigation of Galactic Ethnology |
1964 SEP |
pm |
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Look Up |
1965 FEB |
pm |
has King of Ys seq. with Poul Anderson, Roma Mater(1986; N-1987 LOC), Gallicenae(1987), Dahut(1987), & The Dog and the Wolf(1988) |
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Unicorn Trade, The |
1971 APR |
pm |
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Anderson, Kevin J. |
Final Performance |
1985 JAN |
ss |
(1962- ) born in Racine, WI; has 1983 BA in Physics/Astronomy from Univ. of Wisconsin; 1st story pub. sf "Luck of the Draw" in S&T #63 1982-83 FLL/WIN; 1st novel Resurrection, Inc.(1988; N-1989 LOC, STO); iv in LOC 1995 DEC(#419) |
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Dogged Persistence |
1992 SEP |
ss |
has novels w. Doug Beason, Lifeline(1990), The Trinity Paradox(1991; N-1992 LOC), Assemblers of Infinity(1993; N-1993 NEB; 1994 LOC), Virtual Destruction(1996), Lethal Exposure(1998), etc; w. Kristine Kathryn Rusch, Afterimage(1992), Aftershock(1998) |
Anderson, Poul |
Interloper |
1951 APR |
nv |
(1926-2001) born in Pennsylvania of Scandinavian parents; after WWII, member of Minnesota Fantasy Society w. Clifford D. Simak & Gordon R. Dickson; 1948 physics degree from Univ. of Minnesota; has wealth of knowledge of Scandinavian language & literature |
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When Half-Gods Go |
1953 MAY |
ss |
1st story pub. sf "Tomorrow's Children," with F.N. Waldrop in ASF 1947 MAR; 1st novel Vault of the Ages(1952); has coll. of his best early stories, Alight in the Void(1991); occasionally used the pseudonyms A.A. Craig & Winston P. Sanders(latter in F&SF) |
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Three Hearts and Three Lions |
1953 SEP |
na-1/2 |
"alternate-world fantasy, an Earthman is translated from the middle of World War II into a sword-&-sorcery world"(Clute); exp. 1961 & has sequel, A Midsummer Tempest(1974; W-1975 MYT; N-1975 LOC, NEB, WFA), alt. world where Shakespeare's plays are factual |
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Three Hearts and Three Lions |
1953 OCT |
na-2/2 |
winner 2nd place best story of 1953; see contest results F&SF 1954 MAY; has novel Brain Wave(SPM 1953 SEP as "The Escape," the first installment only before the mag. ceased publication; 1954), considered by some to be his most famous & finest work(Clute) |
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Immortal Game, The |
1954 FEB |
ss |
has novels War of Two Worlds(TCS 1953 WIN as "Silent Victory"; 1959), The Broken Sword(1954; rev. 1971), No World of Their Own(1955), Planet of No Return(1956; vt Question and Answer, 1978, w. Karen Anderson), The Enemy Stars(1959; N-1959 HUG; coll. 1987) |
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Ghetto |
1954 MAY |
nv |
story revised to be chapter 21 in novel Starfarers(1998; N-1999 JWC, LOC); has Technic History/Nicholas van Rijn seq. War of the Wing-Men(1958; vt The Man Who Counts, 1978), Satan's World(1969), The People of the Wind(1973; N-1973 NEB; 1974 HUG, LOC) |
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Time Patrol |
1955 MAY |
nv |
1st story Manse Everard and Time Patrol series; also in van Rijn seq., novel Mirkheim(1977), colls. Trader to the Stars(1964), The Trouble Twisters(1966), The Earth Book of Stormgate(1978; N-1979 LOC) |
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Inside Straight |
1955 AUG |
nv |
has Psychotechnic League seq. The Snows of Ganymede(STS 1955 WIN; 1958), Star Ways(1956; vt The Peregrine, 1978), Virgin Planet(VSF 1957 JAN; exp. 1959), colls. The Psychotechnic League(1981), Cold Victory(1982), Starship(1982), man goes into the galaxy |
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Delenda Est |
1955 DEC |
nv |
2nd story Time Patrol ser.; note by editor Boucher gives the background to the Latin phrase from which this story's title comes from; ser. coll. in Guardians of Time(1960; exp.1981), Time Patrolman(1983) - omnibus Annals of the Time Patrol(1984) |
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Superstition |
1956 MAR |
nv |
has novels Perish by the Sword(1959), The Golden Slave(1960; rev. 1980), Murder in Black Letter(1960), Rogue Sword(1960), Murder Bound(1962) - all associational; has fixup novel Twilight World(ASF 1947 MAR, JUL; 1961) |
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Nice Girls on Mars (Of Mars and Men: I) |
1956 MAY |
ar |
response to Richardson art.(#721) in F&SF 1955 DEC, the male point of view, on the sexual mores necessary for Martian exploration/early colonization |
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Barbarian |
1956 MAY |
spf |
a story in the "late Howard Roberts' tales of Cronkheit the Barbarian series"(a spoof of Robert Howard's character, Conan the Barbarian) |
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Man Who Came Early, The |
1956 JUN |
nv |
has colls. Strangers from Earth(1961), Un-Man and Other Novellas(1962); novels After Doomsday(1962), The Makeshift Rocket(ASF 1958 NOV-DEC as "A Bicycle Built for Brew"; 1962 chap), Shield(FAN 1962 JUN-JUL; 1963), Three Worlds to Conquer(1964) |
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Operation Afreet |
1956 SEP |
nv |
1st story Afreet, or Matuchek, ser.; has novel The High Crusade(ASF 1960 JUL-SEP; 1960; N-1960 & 1961 HUG; 1994 movie), in which a spaceship lands in medieval Europe where it's taken over by a baron who takes it into space & creates a feudal empire(Clute) |
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Operation Salamander |
1957 JAN |
nv |
2nd story Afreet series; has History of Rustum seq. colls. Orbit Unlimited(1961), New America(1982), about a human colony on a planet in the Epsilon Eridani system(Clute) |
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Journeys End |
1957 FEB |
ss |
has Technic History/Dominic Flandry seq. We Claim These Stars(1959), Earthman, Go Home!(1960), Let the Spacemen Beware(FUN 1960 JAN as "A Twelvemonth and a Day"; 1963 chap; vt The Night Face, 1978), Flandry of Terra(1965) |
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License |
1957 APR |
nv |
also in Flandry seq. coll. Agent of the Terran Empire(1965), novels Ensign Flandry(1966), The Rebel Worlds(1969), A Circus of Hells(1970), The Day of Their Return(1973), A Knight of Ghosts and Shadows(1974), A Stone in Heaven(1979) |
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Life Cycle |
1957 JUL |
ss |
also in Flandry seq. colls. The Night Face and Other Stories(1978), The Long Night(1983), & novel The Game of Empire(1985); has colls. Time and Stars(1964), The Horn of Time(1968), Seven Conquests(1969), Beyond the Beyond(1969) |
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Long Remembering, The |
1957 NOV |
ss |
also in F&SF w. co-authors Kenneth Gray, wife Karen Anderson, Gordon R. Dickson(Hoka series), & under ps. Winston P. Sanders; Hoka ser. colls. Earthman's Burden(1957), Hoka!(1984), novel Star Prince Charlie(1975); has novel The Corridors of Time(1965) |
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Peacemongers, The |
1957 DEC |
ss |
World Without Stars(ANA 1966 JUN-JUL as "The Ancient Gods"; 1967), Tales of the Flying Mountains(ASF 1963-65 as by Winston P. Sanders; 1970 fixup); juvenile fantasy The Fox, the Dog and the Griffin: A Folk Tale Adapted from the Danish of C. Molbeck(1966) |
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Last of the Deliverers, The |
1958 FEB |
ss |
has novel Tau Zero(GAL 1967 JUN-AUG as "To Outlive Eternity"; exp. 1970; N-1971 HUG), in which a spaceship goes out of control & continues to accelerate until, due to time dilation, they go thru the next Big Bang, after which the crew plans to colonize |
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Backwardness |
1958 MAR |
ss |
has novels The Byworlder(1971; N-1971 NEB), The Dancer from Atlantis(1971; N-1973 MYT), There Will Be Time(1972), Fire Time(1974; N-1975 HUG); Hrolf Kraki's Saga(1973; W-1975 BFA; N-1974 MYT), a retelling of one of the greatest Icelandic sagas(Clute) |
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