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Author |
Story Title |
Issue Date |
Type |
Comments |
Haber, Karen |
Madre de Dios |
1988 MAY |
ss |
(1955- ) her 1st pub. story; wn. for Karen Lee Haber Silverberg; lives in San Francisco, CA; married to Robert Silverberg since 1987; has Fire in Winter seq., incl. her 1st novel, The Mutant Season(Silverberg's 1973 ss; exp. 1989), The Mutant Prime(1990) |
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His Spirit Wife |
1990 AUG |
ss |
also Fire in Winter seq., Mutant Star(1992), Mutant Legacy(1992); Thieve's Carnival(1990), a prequel to Leigh Brackett's The Jewel of Bas(PLS 1944 SPR), both pub. in a Tor double; The War Minstrels(1995), Woman Without a Shadow(1995), Sister Blood(1996) |
Haldeman, Jack C. |
Mortimer Snodgrass Turtle |
1978 JUN |
vi |
(1941-2002) also in F&SF as Jack C. Haldeman II; lives on Florida's Gulf Coast; fulltime writer; 1st story pub. sf "Garden of Eden" in FAN 1971 DEC; has 1st novel Vector Analysis(1978), which deals with an interstellar plague(SFC) |
Haldeman, Jack C. II |
Spring Fever |
1980 JUL |
ss |
also in F&SF as Jack C. Haldeman; has Star Trek tie-in novel, Perry's Planet(1980); has novel Spaceways #11: The Iceworld Connection(1983), with his wife Vol Haldeman, & Andrew J. Offutt, all under the collab. ps. John Cleve |
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Cube Root |
1984 MAY |
vi |
has with his brother Joe Haldeman(also in F&SF), fixup novel, There Is No Darkness(1983; N-1984 LOC), a series of adventures about a group of space vadets & a hinterland hick who eventually save the Universe |
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Rats in Space |
1985 MAY |
ss |
has novel The Fall of Winter(1985), a scientist tries to find why a colony planet's terraforming project has gone bad; w. Harry Harrison: Bill, the Galactic Hero on the Planet of the Zombie Vampires(1991), a humorous sf novel, Vol. 5 in Harrison's ser. |
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Lonesome Homesick Blues |
1992 FEB |
vi |
story inspired by seeing a blurry UFO picture, someone "said it looked like a 1957 DeSoto hubcap"; has na w. Jack Dann "Echoes of Thunder" in 1991 Tor double(Stranger ser.); has informal ser. of sf sports stories; also in F&SF with co-author Jack Dann |
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By the Sea |
1992 JUL |
ss |
see his website at www.sff.net/; married to writer Barbara Delaplace; see his obit & appreciations in LOC 2002 FEB(#493), & SFC 2002 APR(223) |
Haldeman, Jack C. II & Jack Dann |
High Steel |
1982 FEB |
nv |
(1941-2002; 1945- ) N-1982 NEB, short story; N-1983 LOC, novelette; 1st story in their John Stranger series, about an American Indian orbital construction worker who holds the key to alien contact; becomes fixup novel High Steel(1993) |
Haldeman, Joe |
To Howard Hughes: Modest Proposal, A |
1974 NOV |
ss |
(1943- ) wn. for Joseph W. Haldeman; born in Oklahoma City, has BS in Physics & Astronomy from the Univ. of Maryland; combat engineer in Vietnam 1967-69; 1st story pub. sf "Out of Phase" in GAL 1969 SEP; see iv's in LOC 1994 MAY(#400), 1997 JUL(#438) |
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Manifest Destiny |
1983 OCT |
ss |
has 1st book, non-sf novel War Year(1972), set in Vietnam; 1st sf novel The Forever War(ASF 1972-75; 1974 fixup; W-1975 NEB; 1976 DIT, HUG, LOC), & sequels Forever Peace(1997; W-1988 HUG, JWC; N-1998 LOC), Forever Free(1999; N-2000 LOC) |
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Images |
1991 MAY |
ss |
N-1992 LOC, ss; has novels Mindbridge(1976; N-1977 HUG, LOC), All My Sins Remembered(1977 fixup; N-1978 LOC), There Is No Darkness(1983; w. Jack C. Haldeman II), Tool of the Trade(1987), Buying Time(1989; N-1990 LOC), The Long Habit of Living(1989) |
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Graves |
1992 OCT/NOV |
ss |
W-1993 LOC, NEB, ss; WFA, shfi; has Worlds ser., Worlds(1981; N-1982 LOC), Worlds Apart(1983; N-1984 LOC), Worlds Enough and Time(1992; N-1993 LOC); The Hemingway Hoax(1990; N-1991 LOC); coll. None So Blind(1996; W-1997 LOC), etc |
Hale, Edward Everett |
Hands Off (Worlds of If: I.) |
1952 FEB |
ss |
(1822-1909) Worlds of If: Early Alternate Histories; 1st pub. anon. in HPM 1881 MAR; editor, clergyman, abolitionist; has colls. The Man Without a Country and Other Tales(1868), Sybaris and Other Homes(1869), The Brick Moon and Other Stories(1899) |
Hale, Robert Beverly |
Big Nasturtiums, The |
1952 JUN |
pm |
(1901-1985) 1st pub. in NYM, 3 FEB 1951; artist, grandson of Edward Everett Hale; born in Boston; went to, taught at Arts Student League; curator at Met. Museum of Art; has children's book Snowland(1971); several books on anatomy artistry, great masters |
Hamilton, Edmond |
Sacrifice Hit |
1954 NOV |
nv |
(1904-1977) wrote 1st story at age 14 "The Plant that Was Alive," didn't sell; 1st story pub. "The Monster-God of Mamurth" in WRT 1926 AUG; has coll. The Horror on the Asteroid & Other Tales of Planetary Horror(1936); married Leigh Brackett in 1946 |
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Pro, The |
1964 OCT |
ss |
writer of space opera, has Interstellar Patrol ser. (WRT 1929-34), colls. Outside the Universe(1964), Crashing Suns(1965); has Captain Future series(CFU 1940-44, & STS 1945-46, 1950-51) as by E.H. and 2 as by Brett Sterling, & pub. in paperback in 1968-69 |
Hamm, Thelma D. |
Gallie's House |
1953 SEP |
vi |
(1905-1994) working name for Thelma D. Hamm Evans; wife of fan & writer E. Everett Evans(1893-1958); 1st story pub. sf "The Last Supper" in IFS 1952 SEP; see obit in LOC 1994 JUL(#402) |
Hand, Elizabeth |
Justice |
1993 JUL |
nv |
(1957- ) 1st story pub. sf/f "Prince of Flowers" in TWZ 1988 FEB; 1st novel, in Winterlong ser., Winterlong(1990; N-1990 DIC; 1991 LOC), AEstival Tide(1992; N-1992 DIC; 1993 LOC), Icarus Descending(1993; N-1993 DIC); novelization 12 Monkeys(1995) |
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Last Summer at Mars Hill |
1994 AUG |
na |
W-1995 LOC, NEB, WFA; N-HOM, HUG; lives in Lincolnville, ME, a few miles from a real Spiritualist community; has coll. Last Summer ...(1998); novels Waking the Moon(1994; W-'95 TIP; '96 MYT; N-'95 WFA), Glimmering(1997; N-'98 CLA, LOC), Black Light('99) |
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Books |
1997 AUG |
br |
essay: novels of idea; Candas Jane Dorsey: Black Wine; Christopher Priest: The Prestige; Angela Carter: Burning Your Boats, the Collected Short Stories of Angela Carter; see Hand's entry in CANR, vol.84, p.178-179 |
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Books |
1997 DEC |
br |
essay: alternate history is flourishing; Michael Swanwick: Jack Faust, & A Geography of Unknown Lands; Don Hutchison(ed): Northern Frights 4 |
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Books |
1998 APR |
br |
essay: in an odd reversal "mainstream has ... seen its banks overflow with ... fabulists ... (& sf/f) books this year ... have been distinctly understated"; Howard McCord: The Man Who Walked to the Moon; Jean Hegland: Into the Forest |
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Books |
1998 AUG |
br |
essay: "occupational hazard to reviewing & criticism ... (is) overpraising books"; Karen Joy Fowler: Black Glass; Jack Vance: Ports of Call |
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Books |
1999 JAN |
br |
essay: what led to America's dream of man in space, why did the dream die?; Howard E. McCurdy: Space and the American Imagination; Hand worked for nearly 10 years at the Smithsonian's National Air & Space Museum in Washington, D.C. |
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Books |
1999 MAY |
br |
essay: "Stephen King has finally arrived as an author to be taken seriously"; Stephen King: Bag of Bones |
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Books: Still More Stories for Boys |
1999 SEP |
br |
Bruce Sterling: A Good Old-Fashioned Future; Kit Reed: Seven for the Apocalypse |
Hansen, Joseph |
Ballad of the Red Giants |
1960 MAY |
pm |
(1923- ) 1st pub. in ATL, in 1959; has ser. about gay death-claims investigator Dave Brandstetter: Fadeout(1970), Gravedigger(1982, N-Shamus), Brandstetter and Others(1984, coll.), Country of Old Men(1991, W-Lambda); uses ps. Rose Brock, James Colton |
Harburg, E.Y. |
Fashion Note |
1970 AUG |
pm |
(1898-1981) 1st pub. in his coll. Rhymes for the Irreverent(1965); Edgar Yipsel Harburg, poet & lyricist; co-wrote score for The Wizard of Oz(1939), Finian's Rainbow(1968); coll. At This Point in Rhyme(1976); see John Lahr: The Business of Rainbow(1978) |
Hardesty, Steven |
Turnabout |
1985 MAY |
ss |
(1946- ) his 1st sale; has novel, Ghost Soldiers: A Story of the Vietnam War and the Supernatural(1989), in which the ghosts of American soldiers killed in Vietnam "resume the battle in which they died—and win" |
Harmon, Jim |
Depths, The |
1962 DEC |
ss |
(1933- ) working name for writer & radio producer James Judson Harmon; lives in L.A. after moving from Mt. Carmel, IL; 1st story pub. sf "The Smuggler" in SWY 1954 APR; has nf books The Great Radio Heroes(1967), The Great Movie Serials(1972 w. D.F. Glut) |
Harness, Charles |
Heritage |
1950 FLL |
nv |
(1915- ) also in F&SF as Charles L. Harness; Charles Lockhart Harness, patent attorney(retired in 1981) & writer, born in Texas; 1st story pub. "Time Trap" in ASF 1948 AUG; has 1st novel Flight Into Yesterday(STS 1949 MAY; exp. 1953; vt The Paradox Men) |
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Bugs |
1967 AUG |
ss |
has novels The Catalyst(1980), Firebird(1981), The Venetian Court(1982), Redworld(1986), Krono(1988); has novel Lurid Dreams(1990), in which an out-of-body time traveller meets up with Edgar Allan Poe; Harness lives in rural Maryland |
Harness, Charles L. |
Poisoner, The |
1952 DEC |
ss |
(1915- ) also in F&SF as Charles Harness(F&SF 1950 FLL); has novella pub. "The Rose" in AUT 1953 MAR(#31), which depicts a conflict between science & the arts over the course of future human evolution; novella also in coll. The Rose(1966 UK) |
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Child by Chronos |
1953 JUN |
ss |
began a series of patent office spoofs in ASF as by Leonard Lockhart in 1952; series was collab. with Theodore L. Thomas, also a patent attorney, then left for Thomas to continue alone(1954-62), all as by L.L.; has 2nd novel The Ring of Ritornel(1968) |
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Chessplayers, The |
1953 OCT |
ss |
has novelette "An Ornament to His Profession" in ANA 1966 FEB & novella "The Alchemist" in ANA 1966 MAY, both N-1966 NEB; 1967 HUG; & novella "Probable Cause" in Knight(ed): Orbit 4(1968), N-1969 NEB |
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Wolfhead |
1977 NOV |
no-1/2 |
story of Jeremy Wolfhead, in a post-holocaust world 3,000 years from now, who discovers he has latent destructive psi powers, which he uses to rescue his wife from the Undergrounders, the residue of the U.S. govt.; novel reviewed in F&SF 1979 APR |
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Wolfhead |
1977 DEC |
no-2/2 |
says "started writing (sf) in 1947 to clear up the obstetrical bills that followed my daughter's entrance into the world ... stopped a few years later because she would ... cry for me to come down & play. When she left for college I began writing again" |
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Fall of Robin Arms, The |
1984 MAR |
ss |
has novel Lunar Justice(1991); coll. An Ornament to His Profession(1998); see Biolog in ANA 1981 MAR 30, & iv in LOC 1998 DEC; in iv, says he was born in Colorado City, TX; in 1942 earned BS, & in 1946 a law degree from George Washington Univ. |
Harper, Rory |
Triage |
1988 FEB |
ss |
a Texan, has just become a fulltime freelance writer; 1st story pub. sf "Petrogypsies"(in John F. Carr & Jerry Pournelle(ed): Far Frontiers, vol. 2 1985), which was expanded into a novel in 1989, an alternate world tale w. aliens & the Texas oil business |
Harris, Joseph |
Score for Timothy, A |
1968 NOV |
ss |
(1929- ) Joseph Earl Harris, lives in Aiken, SC; headmaster of the Episcopal School, Mead Hall; has had poems pub. in The Literary Review, The Georgia Review, The Prairie Schooner, etal |
Harris, Larry M. & Donald E. Westlake |
Question, The |
1963 MAR |
vi |
(1933-2002; 1933- ) Harris reverted in 1963 to his old family name - Laurence M. Janifer(& in F&SF as such); Westlake mystery writer, 1st story pub. sf "Or Give Me Death" in USF 1954 NOV, has N or W several Edgar Awards, also in F&SF as ps. Curt Clark |
Harris, Rosemary |
Hamlin |
1961 SEP |
ss |
(1923- ) Rosemary Jeanne Harris; has young adult fantasy, Reuben seq., The Moon in the Cloud(1968), The Shadow on the Sun(1970), The Bright and Morning Star(1972); novels The Seal-Singing(1971), A Quest for Orion(1978), & sequel Tower of the Stars(1980) |
Harris, S. |
Cartoon |
1981 SEP |
ct |
working name for Sidney Harris; born in Brooklyn, NY, "pre-W.W.II, & have freelanced virtually all my life. In fact, I never had a job"; illustrates a book by Harold J. Morowitz: Ego Niches: An Ecological View of Organizational Behavior(1977) |
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Cartoon |
1981 OCT |
ct |
Harris, "in the 1970s, came across American Scientist Magazine, & started doing cartoons dealing w. science ... Since then I've had numerous coll. of my science cartoons, & they can be found at my website: www.sciencecartoonsplus.com |
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Cartoon |
1982 OCT |
ct |
Harris says, "I try to write ideas every day, generally for a couple of hours at night, going through newspapers (mainly the NYT) & magazines, looking for subject matter. I don't write ideas for others, but some in the past were purchased by NYM & PBY" |
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Cartoon |
1983 FEB |
ct |
has science cartoon coll. Einstein Simplified: Cartoons in Science(1980) - in which "the last page depicts the entire universe in its actual size" |
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Cartoon |
1984 JUL |
ct |
has science cartoon colls. Science Goes to the Dogs(1985), From Personal Ads to Cloning Labs: More Science Cartoons from Sidney Harris(1992) |
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Cartoon |
1985 JUL |
ct |
has cartoon colls. Can't You Guys Read? Cartoons on Academia(1991), Chalk Up Another One: The Best of Sidney Harris(1992) |
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Cartoon: Age of Reptiles, The |
1985 AUG |
ct |
has cartoon colls. So Sue Me! Cartoons on the Law(1993), There Goes the Neighborhood: Cartoons on the Environment(1996) |
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