Articles related to "Tiptree"

For nine years debate raged over who was behind the mysterious byline of James Tiptree, Jr., until in 1977 it was revealed that 'he' was really Alice B. Sheldon

Winner of the 2005 Nebula Award for Best Novel, Camouflage is a gritty new-future thriller that's as lean and as taut as a marathon-runner.

This Year's Best Fantasy of 1981 is the last such to be edited by the late Terry Carr, but with several award winning stories, ends the series on a high.

The author talks about following the voice of your character, his favourite breakfast and why he likes both cats and dogs.

Nicola Griffith Talks About Being Taken By Surprise and Having Her Mind Go Blank.

Looking for a quick sf fix? Here's ten marvelous sf or fantasy short stories available on-line.

The late Terry Carr's selection of the best SF stories of 1985

Writer Nicola Griffith talks about her writing, sf conventions, genre, and podcasting.

What happens when you combine an amateur sleuth and the owner of a century home? You get Sarah Graves' delightful series of Home Improvement mysteries.

On May 2, Eileen Gunn, Nicola Griffith, Kelley Eskridge, Matt Ruff, and L. Timmel DuChamp discussed Science Fiction and Gender at the Seattle Science Fiction Museum.

On May 2, Eileen Gunn, Nicola Griffith, Kelley Eskridge, Matt Ruff, and L. Timmel DuChamp discussed Science Fiction and Gender at the Seattle Science Fiction Museum.

Nancy Kress, Leslie What, Ian R MacLeod and Robert Reed contribute fiction, Mike Allen and Jane Yolen poetry and James Patrick Kelly and Robert Silverberg provide opinion

Fiction from Paolo Bacigalupi, Amy Sterling Casil, Rand B. Lee, Robert Reed, Michael Swanwick, Eileen Gunn, newcomer Laura Kasichke and returnee Jim Aiken plus reviews.

Reviewed: Transformers 2, Ice Age 3, Harry Potter 6; Stargate Atlantis Season 5 & Dollhouse 1; Fiction by Jason Sanford, Chris Butler, Jeremiah Tolbert, Rachel Swirsky

The 2004 winners and runners-up from the annual Nebula Awards presented by the Science Fiction Writers of America, edited this year by Jack Dann

Lambda award-winner Nicola Griffith talks about her new novel and returning to the SF genre.

Nicola's views on literary merit and the scary world we live in.

This graphic novel for young adults is used for therapy in child abuse centres across the world but its visual artistry makes it a storytelling classic.

My mother, a confirmed romance and mystery reader, has agreed to try some science fiction and fantasy. What's in the first batch I'm giving her?

Author Nancy Jane Moore talks about feminism and writing, social activism and writing, and her current projects.