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K: (1) in scientific abbreviation, "kilo", or 1,000; (2) in computer abbreviation, 2-to-the-power-of-10 = 1,024; (3) in temperature, Kelvin; see: Kelvin. Joseph K.: protagonist in Kafka's "The Trial"; see Franz Kafka K. K.: Locus/Contento lists: * "Old Enough To..." [Into the Darkness, no.3, 1995] short story T'shai K.: Locus/Contento lists: * "Computer Game Review" [co-author Coyote] [Shadow Sword, Jan 1995] Zeke K, pseudonym of an Active Member of Science Fiction Writers of America who asked that his real name be deleted from this web domain to respect his privacy (done 1 June 1999). Nothing else on the web? Fiction includes: * "Morning Stretch", in "Dexter's Laboratory" (Hanna-Barbera) * "Back Fire", in "Dexter's Lab" (ditto) * "Dexter", double ditto. e-mail Zeke K: he asked that his e-mail address be deleted from this web domain to respect his privacy (done 3 June 1999). K-Band: radio frequency range of roughly 11 Gigahertz to 15 Gigahertz, used in satellite communications (contrasted with C-Band and X-Band). Julian K-Fisher: Locus/Contento lists: * "Venus, in Three Parts" [Talebones, Summer 1997] short story Ka: Soul or Shadow, in mythology of ancient EGYPT This "double" of a human survived the human's death if rites were performed with a statue of the human, into which the Ka might enter -- and early predecessor of the Cyberpunk notion of "downloading" a mind into a mchine. Hence the statue, placed near the mummy in the tomb, is also called the Ka. Kaaba: [Arabic: "kabah" = "a square house"] Holiest of all Islamic shrines, at the center of the Great Mosque, reputedly built before Adam. Adam was forgiven by Allah at the Kaaba two centuries after being expelled from Eden. After the Flood, it was rebuilt by Abraham and Ishmael. See: Adam, Eden, Islamic Lene Kaaberbol (1960-): Locus/Contento lists: * "Puss" [Dark Voices 3, ed. David Sutton and Stephen Jones, London: Pan, 1991] short story Alexander Kabakov: Locus/Contento lists: Short Fiction: * "No Return" [New York: Morrow, 1990] novella Books: * No Return [USSR: Iskusstvo Kino, 1989; Morrow, Oct 1990] ISBN 0-688-09978-5 translated by Thomas Whitney 94-page hardcover novella TIME TRAVEL/ DYSTOPIA Kabbala, Cabbala, see: ISRAEL and JEWISH SCIENCE FICTION Humayan Kabir (1906-): Novelist/Government official of INDIA Born in Bengal; schooled in Calcutta University and Oxford University; 1958-1962 Minister of Scientific Research and Cultural Affairs of the government of India, making his life somewhat parallel to that of C.P. Snow. Books: * Men and Rivers [1942] non-genre * Green and Gold [1960] anthology of Bengali stories, some Fantasy Kabuki: Japanese Theater developed in the Tokugawa era [1600-1868], as was Joruri, for the growing audience of the mercantile class. Still much-performed today, the plays are usually Historical or Domestic, performed only by males (some playing female roles), and some have a Fantasy or Horror element (especially involving ghosts). The greatest Kabuki playwright was Chikamatsu Monzaemon. Ismail Kadare: Fantasy novelist of ALBANIA {not listed in Countries page} (according to "The Encyclopedia of Fantasy", John Clute & John Grant, St.Martin's, 1997, p.528) K. D. Kadavar: Locus/Contento lists: Short Nonfiction: * "Video Nasties" [Bloodsongs, Jan 1994] movie reviews * "Video Nasties" [Bloodsongs, June 1994] movie reviews * "Video Nasties" [Bloodsongs, Summer 1994] movie reviews Kaddish: [Aramaic: "holy"] (1) in Judaism, the specific prayer recited to praise the name of God; (2) since the Middle Ages, it has been used by persons mourning departed loved ones, to re-declare faith; (3) in Synagogue, it is used to end a part of the service; (4) famous poem by Allan Ginsberg, in memory of his mother. J. Kaden-Bandrowski, full name Juliusz Kaden-Bandrowski (1885-1944): Locus/Contento lists: Short Fiction: * "The Sentence" [The Best Horror Stories, ed. Anon., BDD/Mallard Press, 1990] short story Vilma Kadleckova: Locus/Contento lists: Short Fiction: * "The Goods" [Interzone, Jan 1995] translated by M. Kledma and Bruce Sterling * "Longing for Blood" [F&SF, Jan 1997] translated by M. Klima and Bruce Sterling Cynthia Kadohata: Locus/Contento lists: Short Fiction: * "Jack's Girl" [1987; The Literary Ghost, ed. Larry Dark, Atlantic Monthly Press, 1991] Books: * The Glass Mountain [White Wolf, 1995] ISBN 1-56504-939-X * In the Heart of the Valley of Love [Viking, 1992; Penguin, Oct 1993] ISBN 0-14-013449-2 trade paperback Eiko Kadono: Locus/Contento lists: Short Fiction: * "The Mirror" [1996; Don't Read This! and Other Tales of the Unnatural, ed. Anon., Front Street, 1998] El Kadr: anniversary of the night that Allah downloaded the Koran to Mohammed, now celebrated on the 7th of the final 10 days of Ramadan, or between the 23rd and 24th days of the month. See: Islamic Richard Kadrey (1957-): Locus/Contento lists: Books: * Covert Culture Sourcebook [St. Martin's, Oct 1993] ISBN 0-312-09776-X Non-fiction * Kamikaze L'Amour [St. Martin's, June 1995] ISBN 0-312-13100-3 * Metrophage [Ace, Feb 1988; Gollancz, July 1988, July 1989] CYBER PUNK Short Fiction: * "Becoming Cindy" [Omni, Sep 1989] * "The Fire Catcher" [Interzone, no.12, 1985; Omni, Aug 1986; Omni Visions Two, ed. Ellen Datlow, Omni Books, 1994] * "The First Man Not to Walk on the Moon" [Back Brain Recluse, no.23, 1997] * "Genocide" [Semiotext(e), no.14, 1989] * "Goodbye Houston Street, Goodbye" [Interzone, no.19, 1987; Interzone: The 3rd Anthology, ed. John Clute, David Pringle and Simon Ounsley, Simon & Schuster UK, 1988; The Orbit Science Fiction Yearbook, ed. David S. Garnett, Orbit, 1988] * "Horse Latitudes" [OMNI Best Science Fiction One, ed. Ellen Datlow, OMNI Books, 1992] * "The Kill Fix" [Isaac Asimov's SF Magazine, May 1989] * "Notes for Luchenko's Third Symphony (The Arcades of Allah)" [Back Brain Recluse, no.18, 1991] * "Speed Clans" [Interzone, Apr 1995] * "The Toilet Was Full of Nietzsche" [excerpt from Metrophage] [New York: Ace, 1988; Mississippi Review, no.47/48, 1988; Storming the Reality Studio, ed. Larry McCaffery, Duke University Press, 1991] * "Wonder Worlds" [co-author Pat Murphy] [Science Fiction Age, Nov 1997] Short Nonfiction: * "Afterword: Peacework" [When the Music's Over, ed. Lewis Shiner, Bantam Spectra, 1991] * "Cyberpunk 101: A Schematic Guide to Storming the Reality Studio] [co-author Larry McCaffery] [Storming the Reality Studio, ed. Larry McCaffery, Duke University Press, 1991] * "Cyberpunk: A Schematic Guide" [co-author Larry McCaffery] [Interzone, Dec 1991] * "Into the Mainstream?: J.G. Ballard" [co-author David Pringle] [Million, no.5, 1991; Interzone, Sep 1991] interview * "John Shirley" [Interzone, no.17, 1986] interview * "Nuclear Sex FX" [co-author Ferret] [New Pathways, May 1990] * "Nuclear Sex FX" [co-author Ferret] [New Pathways, Sep 1989] * "Nuclear Sex FX" [co-author Ferret] [New Pathways, July 1990] * "The Other Side: Chaos, Inc." [Twilight Zone, Feb 1987] * "Portfolio" [Semiotext(e), no.14, 1989] * "Rudy Rucker Interview" [Interzone, no.20, 1987] * "Synaptic Intrigue" [Interzone, no.9, 1984] * "Synaptic Intrigue 1: "Media America" [New Pathways, Sep 1989] Pauline Kael: influential film reviewer for The New Yorker; Locus/Contento lists: * "Interview with Pauline Kael" by David Griffin and Alice Morgan, [Carnage Hall, no.2, 1990] Wade Kaempfert, house name and pseudonym of Harry Harrison, Lester del Rey Mount Kaf: In the Muslim mythos, the tall mountain where the Jinn (Genii) primarily reside; the peak of the mountain is sunk in the middle (a volcanic crater?) and its foundation is Sakhrat, the giant emerald, whose reflection makes the sky blue. "From Kaf to Kaf" means from one end of the Earth (where the sun rises) to the other (where it sets). See: Islamic See: "King of the Jinns" {hotlink to be done} Franz Kafka (3 July 1883-3 June 1924): Franz Kafka Major author of CZECHOSLOVAKIA of Jewish/German ancestry, of enormous significance to the evolution of modern Fantasy. He wrote the definitive fiction of paranoia, anxiety, and reaction to a paradoxical universe whose very structure precludes normalcy, thus predating Jorge Luis Borges and Philip K. Dick in the emphasis on Epistomological/Ontological fiction which grapples with the nature of reality and how we know it. * "Die Verwandlung" [Germany, 1915; as "The Metamorphosis", London: 1937] Translated by A. L. Lloyd; man is transformed overnight into a cockroach or (as Nabokov points out) some winged beetle * Amerika [Germany, 1913, chapbook; expanded Germany, 1927; London, 1938 as "America"] Translated by Willa and Edwin Muir, set in a fantasy version of the U.S.A. * Der Prozess [Germany, 1925; London, 1937, as "The Trial"] Translated by Willa and Edwin Muir; [further expanded, 1956] Translated by E. M. Butler; the protagonist "K." is arrested and spends his entire life in a labyrinth of bureaucratic pseudo-legalisms (especially poignent to Your Humble Webmaster who has been in legal proceedings for over 11 years) * Das Schloss [Germany, 1926; as "The Castle", London, 1930] Translated by Willa and Edwin Muir; [further expanded, 1953] Translated by Ernst Kaiser and Eithne Wilkins; [new translation 1997?] a con-man named "K." (see "The Trial") thinks that he has been summoned to the vast Castle, and is permanently enmeshed in attempts to have the infinite bureaucracy therein recognize that he even exists * Franz Kafka: Stories 1904-1924 [Macdonald, 1981; Cardinal, Dec 1990] ISBN 0-7474-0725-8 Collects all of Kafka's stories published in book form during his life as translated by J .A. Underwood Jorge Luis Borges introduction * Cinema versions: "The Trial" (1962), "The Trial" (1969), "The Trial" (TV movie, 1992) {hotlinks to be done} David Kagan: Locus/Contento lists: Short Fiction: * {to be done} Books: * Sunstroke [Diamond, Feb 1993; Ace, Sep 1995] ISBN 0-441-00256-0 Janet Kagan, full name Janet Megson Kagan (1946-): Active Member of Science Fiction Writers of America Janet Kagan home page Janet Kagan page by Corwin Books: * Hellspark [Tor, July 1988] Paperback ISBN 0-812-54275-4 cover art by Rick Sternbach miscredited to Bryn Barnard [Science Fiction Book Club, 1988?] Main Selection, cover art correctly credited [Meisha Merlin Publishing, Jan 1998] trade paperback, revised edition, with afterwords for "Hellspark" and "Uhura's Song" + additional reading list for both * Mirabile (contains all the Mama Jason stories marked # below) [Tor Books, October 1991] Hardcover ISBN:0-312-85220-7 [Tor Books Paperback Reprint Edition, June 1992] ISBN:0-812-50993-5 [Science Fiction Book Club, date?] * Star Trek: Uhura's Song [Pocket Books, August 1987] (Star Trek #21) Mass Market Paperback Reissue Edition ISBN:0-671-65227-3 September 1985 Gregg Press Textbook Binding ISBN:0-839-82888-8 [London: Titan Books, May 1989] as "Uhura's Lied" [Heyne Bucher, 1989] German translation by Andreas Brandhorst? Short Fiction: * "Christmas Wingding" [Christmas Forever, ed. David G. Hartwell, Tor, Nov, 1993] hardcover * "Face Time" [Hotel Andromeda, ed. Jack L. Chalker, Ace, Feb 1994] paperback * "Faith-of-the-Month Club" [Analog, 1 Feb 1982] fake ad, p.89, uncredited, NOT listed in the table of contents; original version in [Shaggy B.E.M. Stories, ed. Mike Resnick, Nolacon Press, 1988] * "Fermat's Best Theorem" [Absolute Magnitude, Issue #3, Summer 1995; The Best of Absolute Magnitude, eds. Warren Lapine and Stephen Pagel, Tor, May 1997] hardcover * "Fighting Words" [Isaac's Universe, Volume 3: Unnatural Diplomacy, ed. Martin H. Greenberg, Avon, July 1992] * #"The Flowering Inferno" [Asimov's, Mar 1990] 3rd place in Asimov's Readers' Poll, 1990 * # "Frankenswine" [Asimov's, August 1991] novella * "From the Dead Letter File" [Starshore, Winter 1990] * #"Getting the Bugs Out" [Asimov's, Nov 1990] Winner of the Asimov's Readers' Poll Award for Best Novelette of 1990 * "The Last of a Vintage Year" [Aladdin, Master of the Lamp, eds. Mike Resnick, Martin H. Greenberg, DAW, Dec 1992] * # "The Loch Moose Monster" [Asimov's, March 1989] winner, Best Novelette of 1989, Asimov's Readers' Poll [The Year's Best Science Fiction, 7th Annual Collection, ed. Gardner Dozois] * "Love Our Lockwood"[ Alternate Presidents, eds. Mike Resnick, Martin H. Greenberg, Tor, Feb 1992; Science Fiction Book Club] * "Naked Wish-Fulfillment" [Pulphouse #3, Spring, 1989; Pulphouse Weekly, Issue Zero, Mar 1991; Unicorns II, eds. Jack Dann, Gardner Dozois, Ace, 1992] * "No Known Cure" [Pulphouse #12, the last issue, 1993] * "The Nutcracker Coup" [Asimov's, Dec 1992] novelette Winner of the Asimov's Readers' Award, Best Novelette 1992 Winner of Hugo Award, Best Novelette 1993 Nebula nominee [Christmas Magic, ed. David G. Hartwell, Tor, Nov 1994] paperback [Hugo and Nebula Award Winners from Asimov's Science Fiction, ed. Sheila Williams, Wings Books, 1995] hardcover [Isaac Asimov's Christmas, eds. Gardner Dozois and Sheila Williams, Ace, Dec 1997] paperback * "Out on Front Street" [Pulphouse, Sept/Oct 1992] * # "Raising Cane" [Asimov's, March 1991] novella * #"The Return of the Kangaroo Rex" [Asimov's, Oct 1989] 2nd place in Asimov's Readers' Poll, 1989 * "She Was Blonde, She Was Dead---And Only Jimmilich Opstrommo Could Find Out Why!!!" [More Whatdunits, ed. Mike Resnick, DAW, May 1993] * "Space Cadet" [By Any Other Fame, eds. Mike Resnick and Martin H. Greenberg, DAW, Jan 1994] * "Standing in the Spirit" [Asimov's, Dec 1997] * "The Stubbornest Broad on Earth" [Asimov's, Feb 1998] * "What a Wizard Does" [Marion Zimmer Bradley's Fantasy Magazine, Autumn 1990] winner of the MZB Cauldron Award for best of issue [The Best of Marion Zimmer Bradley's Fantasy Magazine, date?] * "Winging It" [Isaac's Universe, Volume 2: Phases of Chaos, eds. Isaac Asimov and Martin H. Greenberg, Avon, July 1991] Nonfiction: * "Mischief in the Spaceways" [The Best of James H. Schmitz, NESFA Press, 1991] introduction to the work of James H. Schmitz e-mail Janet Kagan Norman Kagan: Locus/Contento lists: Short Fiction: * "Four Brands of Impossible" [F&SF, Sep 1964; Mathenauts, ed. Rudy Rucker, Arbor House, 1987] * "The Mathenauts" [If, July 1964; Mathenauts, ed. Rudy Rucker, Arbor House, 1987] Nonfiction: * The Cinema of Stanley Kubrick [1972; Continuum, Aug 1989] ISBN 0-8264-0422-7 Non-fiction (The Shining, A Clockwork Orange, Dr. Strangelove, 2001: A Space Odyssey) film hotlinks {to be done} P. A. Kagan, full name Peggy A. Kagan: Locus/Contento lists: Short Fiction: * "Missing" [Isaac Asimov's SF Magazine, Sep 1982; Science Fiction Stories, ed. Ulrike Becker and Claus Varrelmann, Deutscher Taschenbuch Verlag, 1993] Laura Kagawa: Locus/Contento describes as Science Fiction or Fantasy artist Pinhas Kahanovitch (1884-1950): see pseudonym Der Nister Gustave Kahn (1859-1936): Symbolist poet of FRANCE. He, with Jules Laforgue, created "Vers Libre." He threw out set line length, and emphasized internal rhyme and assonance. Non-Genre Books: * Les palais nomades (1881) * Chansons d'amant [1891] * La Pluie et le beau temps [1895] * Le Livre d'images [1897] James Kahn [1947-]: * Classic Star Wars: Return of the Jedi Rerelease of "Return of the Jedi" film novelization [New York: Del Rey, October 1994] Paperback ISBN:345-30767-4 [New York: Del Rey, September 1995] Hardcover ISBN:345-40079-8 * Indiana Jones and the Temple of Doom [New York: Ballantine, June 1984 novelization * Poltergeist II: The Other Side [Ballantine, June 1986] ISBN 0-345-33382-9 Paperback Novelization * Return of the Jedi [New York: Del Rey, 1983] novelization * Time's Dark Laughter [New York: Ballantine, 1982] * Time Fall [New York: Ballantine, 1987] * World Enough and Time [New York: Ballantine, 1980] paperback Joan Kahn (1914-1994): SF story author and anthologist; Locus/Contento lists: Anthologies Edited: * Ready or Not: Here Come Fourteen Frightening Stories! [Greenwillow, Aug 1987] ISBN 0-688-07167-8 Young Adult/Horror, 14 stories * The Edge of the Chair [London: Arlington, 1968] weird stories See HORROR Short Nonfiction * "Introduction" [Ready or Not, ed. Joan Kahn, Greenwillow, 1987] Herman Kahn (15 Feb 1922-1981?) Very important person in the history of American foreign policy and the field of Futurology. Herman Kahn (as I have determined) was a promising graduate student of Physics at Caltech, whose professors felt that he had "the right stuff" to someday win a Nobel Prize, but he felt that sociopolitical problems were more difficult and interesting. He scored the single highest level ever observed on the standard U.S. armed forces intelligence test (equivalent to a 220+ I.Q., some think) and was an obvious genius. He headed R&D at the RAND corporation (Air Force think tank) then began his own think tank, the famous Hudson Institute. There he perfected his analysis of war and peace in international policy, including the "Scenario" method of forecasting -- in essence, first crunching the numbers and then writing a series of science fiction short stories about alternative futures. In fact, he hired an assistant (whom I've met) whose job it was to read all the science fiction magazines and record every interesting technical and sociological idea for further study. With Anthony J. Weiner and the Hudson Institute, he wrote the definitive Futorology book: "The Year 2000" (New York: Macmillan, 1968), a must-read for SF authors, if only for its list of 100 possible future inventions. He was, in essence, the #1 consultant to the military-industrial complex. He told me (as I foolishly declined a job at the Hudson Institute) that he was hired by the Joint Chiefs of Staff of the United States, who sent him in to do the definitive study of the war in Vietnam. He asked for carte blanche, to be able to go anwhere, see any documents, interview anyone. On his return, he presented his massive analysis in writing to the Joint Chiefs, but prefaced it with this oral summary: "Gentlemen: I have determined that there ar 23 unacceptable ways of winning the war in Vietnam, including nuclear and biological options, 14 acceptable ways of winning, and only one way of losing. And, gentlemen, you have found it." A great Santa Claus of a man, gentle, friendly, and thoughtful, he was reviled by a leftist public that assumed he was a fascist "hawk" from his controversial books "On Thinking the Unthinkable" and "On Thermonuclear War." He invented the words "Megadeath" and "The Doomsday Device" and thus is part of the composite villain (with Henry Kissinger) Dr. Strangelove in the Kubrick's nuclear holocaust masterpiece "Dr. Strangelove, or How I Stopped Worrying and Learned to Love the Bomb." How do I know all this, gentle reader? Well, I dated his daughter Deborah in the late 1960s. This was on the summer retreat of Fire Island, where cars are banned, and people carry their groceries home on little red wagons. I painted a mushroom cloud on his wagon, a prank which he found eminently amusing. Just as most of us can think faster than we can type, which messes up our writing, he could think much faster than he could talk, and so he tended to leave out the ends of his sentences, which made conversation mysterious. He, his brilliant wife (who was a "computer" in the Manhattan Project), his practical-joking son and pragmatic/romantic daughter seemed oddly familiar to me. When I asked, Debbie said "Oh, yes. Bobbie Heinlein asked us if he could use us as the model for the family in 'Podkayne of Mars.'" So I, Jonathan Vos Post, can say that I once dated the fictional character Podkayne. This little essay, like everything else on this web page, is copyright 1996 by Magic Dragon Multimedia. All Rights Reserved. Kaidan, see Kwaidan (1964) John Kaiine: Locus/Contento lists: Short Fiction: * "Chavi Chori" [The Ultimate Witch, ed. Byron Preiss and John Betancourt, Dell, 1993] * "Dolly Sodom" [Off-Limits, ed. Ellen Datlow, St. Martin's, 1996] Kaiju Daisenso, see SF/Fantasy Movies pages entry for 1998 "Godzilla" Kaiju Soshingeki, see SF/Fantasy Movies pages entry for 1998 "Godzilla" Kaikeyi: Daughter of Kekaya in the Ramayana; one of King Ayodhya's three principal Queens of Dasharatha. See: Ramayana Kailyard: [Scots. "kale" or "cabbage patch"] school of writers of SCOTLAND who, in the 1890s, wrote on humble themes in rural dialect. They took their name from the line by John Watson: "there is a bonnie briar bush in our kailyard" in the poem "Beside the Bonnie Briar Bush." Members included: * John Watson (1850-1907) under the pseudonym Ian Maclaren * James M. Barrie (of "Peter Pan" fame; hence this entry) * Samuel R. Crockett Josephine Kains, pseudonym of Ron Goulart George Kaiser (1878-1945): Expressionist playwright of GERMANY whose dramas are based, not on characterization, but on conflicts on the plane of ideas, perhaps indirectly influencing Isaac Asimov and other Science Fiction authors. Locus/Contento lists: * "The Fairy Tale of the King" [1943; Spells of Enchantment, ed. Jack Zipes, Viking, 1991] translated by Jack Zipes C. Dmetri Kakmi: Locus/Contento lists: Short Fiction: * "Paris By Night" [EOD, no.6, 1992] short story Poetry: * "Froth" [Bloodsongs, Fall 1995] * "Night Vision" [Bloodsongs, Winter 1995] Raven Kaldera: Locus/Contento lists: Short Fiction: * "The Blood Hustle" [Cherished Blood, ed. Cecilia Tan, Circlet Press, 1997] * "Cyberfruit Swamp" [Genderflex, ed. Cecilia Tan, Circlet Press, 1996] * "Flying Dreams" [The New Worlds of Women, ed. Cecilia Tan, Circlet Press, 1996] * "Gallae" [S/M Pasts, ed. Cecilia Tan, Circlet Press, 1995] * "Hands of a Dark God" [S/M Futures, ed. Cecilia Tan, Circlet Press, 1995] * "Jack-a-roe" [SexMagick II, ed. Cecilia M. Tan, Cambridge, MA: Circlet Press, 1997] * "Predator" [Blood Kiss, ed. Cecilia Tan, Circlet Press, 1994] * "Prey" [Erotica Vampirica, ed. Cecilia Tan, Circlet Press, 1996] Bonita Kale: Active Member of Science Fiction Writers of America: Locus/Contento lists: Short Fiction: * "Annie's Shelter" [F&SF, Jan 1996] * "Miracle in a Small Village" [F&SF, June 1992] * "The Saints" [Full Spectrum 4, ed. Lou Aronica, Amy Stout, Betsy Mitchell, Bantam Spectra, 1993] * "A Speaking Likeness" [Aboriginal SF, May/June 1988] * "UFO ALIENS SHARED MY APT, Says Cleveland Woman" [Aboriginal SF Jan/Feb 1990] Poetry: * "Change of Taste" [Dreams & Nightmares, no.30, 1990] * "From a New World" [Aboriginal SF, Mar/Apr 1988] * "Terraforming Byzantium" [Asimov's, Dec 1992] e-mail Bonita Kale Kalevala: "Land of Heroes", the central poetry/song cycle of myth and legends of FINLAND It was compiled by Elias Lonnrott (1802-1884), a philologist of Finland, who published a 12,000-verse first edition [1835] and a 23,000-verse second edition [1849]. It includes: * Creation Myth * adventures of the 3 sons of Kaleva: * Wainamoinen (the magician/hero); see Wainamoinen * Ilmarinen * Lemminkainen the Gallant It is written in alliterative unrhymed trochees. A German translation in this meter inspired Henry Wadsworth Longfellow to compose his epic "Hiawatha" [1855]. Kali: Hindu goddess, wife of Shiva, extremely bloodthirsty and destructive, to whom the Thugs sacrifices their victims. Naked, black, blood-smeared, four-armed, fanged, wearing a skull necklace and corpse earrings, she wears snakes for a girdle. Yet she has two benign aspects: Parvati and Durga. She is a major aspect of: * The Transposed Heads [1940] by Thomas Mann See: Hindu Pantheon Kalidasa (circa 3rd Century): Sanskrit playwright, sometimes called "The Shakespeare of India." Kalilah and Dimnah: see "Fables of Bidpal" Stanislav Kalinchev: Locus/Contento lists: Short Fiction: * "I Am Capable of Giving the Command" [Orphia, no.1, 1990] Kalioppe, pseudonym: Locus/Contento lists: Short Fiction: * "Audience with the Keeper of Wisdom" [Folklore, Fable, and Fantasy, ed. Steven R. Smith, Galde Press, 1995] * "The Farmer and the Goddess" [Folklore, Fable, and Fantasy, ed. Steven R. Smith, Galde Press, 1995] Carol Kalish: Locus/Contento lists: Books: * Open Space Book 1 [co-author Kurt Busiek] Aino Julia Maria Kallas, full name Aino Julia Maria Kallas Krohn (1878-1956): Novelist of FINLAND and ESTONIA: Born in Finland, married a scientist from Estonia, she moved to Estonia and began publishing mundane and Hiostorical/Fantasy novels in Estonia. The only ones I know to have been translated into English are: * The White Ship [1924] * Eros the Slayer [1927] * The Wolf's Bride [1930] Michael Kallenberger: Active Member of Science Fiction Writers of America Locus/Contento lists: Short Fiction: * "Dogs Die" [Full Spectrum 2, ed. Lou Aronica, Shawna McCarthy, Amy Stout, Patrick LoBrutto, Doubleday Foundation, 1989] * "Faces in the Sky" [Amazing, Jan 1993] * "White Chaos" [Isaac Asimov's SF Magazine, Jan 1991] Koko Kallio: Locus/Contento lists: Short Fiction: * "In Darkness" [After Hours, Winter 1994] * "Learning to See" [After Hours, Spring 1994] Stephan A. Kallis, Jr.: Locus/Contento lists: Short Fiction: * "Fate of the Art" [Analog, Feb 1992] * "Placebo Defect" [Analog, mid-Dec 1992] Ray Kalnen, pseudonym of Ray Kainen Jeanne Kalogridis, full name Jeanne Dillard Kalogridis: Horror author who also writes Star Trek novels under the pseudonym J. M. Dillard; Locus/Contento lists: Short Fiction: * "Covenant with the Vampire", excerpt [Dead of Night, Fall 1994] Books: * the "Diaries of the Family Dracul" trilogy * Covenant with the Vampire [Delacorte Abyss, 1994; Dell, Oct 1995] ISBN 0-440-21543-9 * Children of the Vampire [Headline, 1995; Apr 1996] ISBN 0-7472-4925-3 * Lord of the Vampires [Headline, 1996; Delacorte, Nov 1996; Science Fiction Book Club #14969, Mar 1997] See HORROR Michael William Kaluta: Fantasy Artist in comix and stage design (according to "The Encyclopedia of Fantasy", John Clute & John Grant, St.Martin's, 1997, p.529) Locus/Contento lists: Books: * {to be done} Short Illustrations: * Cover Art [Offworld, Fall 1993] Short Graphic Fiction: * Edgar Rice Burroughs' "Minidoka, 937th Earl of One Mile Series M" [Dark Horse Comics, 1998] Kalyb: in Legend, the "Lady of the Woods" who kidnapped the baby St.George, raised him, and was punished ("how sharper than a serpant's tooth it is to have a thankless child") by his magically embedding her in a rock, to be torn apart by malignant spirits. Kama: God of Love in Hindu Mythology, also known as Kamadeva, Kandarpa; married Rati, the goddess of volumptuousness; his season is Spring; he rides a sparrow; he clutches a bow of flowers and five arrows (which symbolize the senses); he was burnt to ashes by Shiva for rousing passion in Shiva when Shiva was in a chaste mood; later reincarnated as Pradyumna. Kamakura: (1) city south of Tokyo where the shogun was headquartered; known for the gigantic bronze Buddha called the "Diabutsu"; (2) The era in JAPAN (1185-1333) after the Heian, in which military clans from Eastern Japan smashed the imperial power based in Kyoto; both Zen and Amidism split from mainstream Buddhism; and literature flourished from a base of military chronicles and tales of natural disasters. This literature was an eventual indirect influence on both Military Science Fiction/Fantasy and Disaster movies. Kama-Sutra: [Sanskrit "Kama" (love) + "sutra" (science)] Probably compiled between 1 A.D. and 100 A.D. by the scholar Vatsyayana, this is a perpetually translated and popular textbook on the erotic arts of INDIA. See also: SEX: science fiction authors who also write erotica Kwadwo Agymah Kamau: Locus/Contento lists: * Flickering Shadows [Holt/Owl, Oct 1997] Caribbean Fantasy ISBN 0-8050-5472-3 Mary-Lane Kamberg: Locus/Contento lists: Short Fiction: * "Night Light" [The Blood Review, Oct 1990] Kamboja: the trans-Himalayan territory East of Kashmir in the ancient history of INDIA. Christa Kamenetsky: Locus/Contento lists: Short Fiction: * {to be done} Books: * The Brothers Grimm and Their Critics: Folktales and the Quest for Meaning [Ohio University Press, 1992, Feb 1994] Nonfiction $26.95, 372pp, trade paperback ISBN 0-8214-1066-0 Lev Borisovich Kamenev (1883-1936): Communist U.S.S.R. leader after Lenin, in the troika with Stalin and Zinoviev, later purged by Stalin (who gained the upper hand circa 1929). Not a genre author, but listed here because of the indirect influence he had over a generation of authors of the U.S.S.R., who used Science Fiction as a way of satirizing or critiquing the Communist stranglehold without guaranteeing punishment. Kami: in JAPAN: (1) title equivalent to "lord" or "governor; (2) Shinto god Nick Kamin: pseudonym of Robert J. Antonick * Earthrim [Ace, 1969] * The Herrod Men [Ace, 1971] Bill Kaminaw: Locus/Contento lists: Short Nonfiction: * "Editorial" [Aardwolf, Dec 1994] Stuart M. Kaminsky, full name Stuart M. Kaminsky (1934-): Short Fiction: * "The Batman Memos" [The Further Adventures of Batman, ed. Martin H. Greenberg, Bantam, 1989; MJF Books, 1995] * "Full Moon Over Moscow" [The Ultimate Werewolf, ed. Byron Preiss, David Kellor, Megan Miller, John Gregory Betancourt, Dell, 1991] * "Hidden" [Dark Love, ed. Nancy Collins, Martin H. Greenberg, Edward E. Kramer, Penguin/Roc, 1995] * "In Thunder, Lightning or in Rain" [The Ultimate Witch, ed. Byron Preiss and John Betancourt, Dell, 1993] * "The Man Who Laughs" [The Further Adventures of the Joker, ed. Martin H. Greenberg, Bantam, 1990] Kamsa: Uncle and nemesis of Krishna, in Hindu Mythology. Kan Pao: Locus/Contento lists: Short Fiction: * "Li Chi Slays the Serpent" [Chinese Fairy Tales and Fantasies, Moss Roberts, Pantheon, 1979; The Book of Dragons, ed. Michael Hague, Morrow, 1995] Michael Kanaly: Locus/Contento lists: Books: * Thoughts of God [Ace, July 1997] ISBN 0-441-00466-0 Theological Science Fiction Bryn Kanar: Locus/Contento lists: Short Fiction: * "Four of a Kind" [Cemetery Dance, no.29, 1998] Joanne S. Kanarkiewicz: Locus/Contento lists: Short Fiction: * "Infatuation" [Into the Darkness, no.4, 1995] * "The Painter" [Aberrations, no.19, 1994] * "A Visit from the Editor" [Stygian Articles, Fall 1995] Kandarpa: see Kama. Michael Kandel (1941-): Active Member of Science Fiction Writers of America, also translated Stanislaw Lem: nothing on the Web? Locus/Contento lists: Short Fiction: * "Acolytes" [The Horns of Elfland, ed. Ellen Kushner, Donald G. Keller, Delia Sherman, Roc, 1997] * "Fuzzy Logic" [Century #2, 1995] * "Neanderthals All Along" [Crank!, no.6, 1996] * "Ogre" [Black Thorn, White Rose, ed. Ellen Datlow and Terri Windling, Morrow AvoNova, 1994] * "Space Opera" [Omni Online, June 1997] * "Virtual Reality" [Simulations, ed. Karie Jacobson, Citadel Twilight, 1993] * "Wading River Dogs and More" [Asimov's, May 1998] * "A Good Shellacking, by Stanislaw Lem" translation [The Cyberiad, 1974; The Flying Sorcerers, ed. Peter Haining, Souvenir Press, 1997] * "The Hunt, by Stanislaw Lem" [Mortal Engines, Seabury Press, 1977; The Road to Science Fiction Volume 6: Around the World, ed. James Gunn, White Wolf, 1998] translation * "Prince Ferrix and the Princess Crystal, by Stanislaw Lem" [The Cyberiad, 1967; Spells of Enchantment, ed. Jack Zipes, Viking, 1991] translation Books: * Captain Jack Zodiac [Broken Mirrors Press, Nov 1991] ISBN 0-9623824-6-9 Comedy TELEPORTATION [Bantam Spectra, Apr 1992] ISBN 0-553-29367-2, $4.99, 260pp, paperback * In Between Dragons [Bantam Spectra, Sep 1990] Fantasy ISBN 0-553-28814-8 * Panda Ray [St. Martin's, July 1996] ISBN 0-312-14387-7 Mathematics in comic SF novel * Strange Invasion [Bantam Spectra, Sep 1989] ISBN 0-553-28146-1 Insanity is relative in this comic SF novel Stephan Kandel: Locus/Contento lists: * "Jihad" [Star Trek Log #5, Ballantine, 1975] see: Alan Dean Foster * "Mudd's Passion" [Star Trek Log #3, Ballantine, 1975] see: Alan Dean Foster Wassily Kandinsky (1866-1944): Russian painter who pioneered Abstract Expressionism, and thus indirectly influenced the science fiction paperback book covers of the 1960s and 1970s. Cecile Kandl: Locus/Contento lists: Short Nonfiction: * "Allen Ginsburg Speaks Out" [interview, New Pathways, Nov 1990] Alex Kane: pseudonym of Gene Lazuta (1959- ), according to Locus/Contento: * The Shinglo [Charter, Mar 1989] ISBN 1-55773-171-3 Vietnam/Horror novel See HORROR Bob Kane (1916-1998): co-creator (with Bill Finger) of Batman, as comix character (see TV and Movies pages) Daniel Kane (1957-): * Power and Magic [GMP Press, Oct 1987] Fantasy, ISBN 0-85449-078-7 Francis X. Kane: Locus/Contento lists: Short Nonfiction: * "The Prevention of War" [co-authors Stefan T. Possony and Jerry E. Pournelle) [major revision of what appeared in The Strategy of Technology, 1970; There Will Be War, vol.5, ed. Jerry E. Pournelle, Tor, 1986] * "Surprise" [co-authors Stefan T. Possony and Jerry E. Pournelle] [major revision of what appeared in The Strategy of Technology, 1970; There Will Be War, vol.6, ed. Jerry E. Pournelle, Tor, 1987] * "Wizard Weapons" [co-authors Stefan T. Possony and Jerry E. Pournelle], (ar) [There Will Be War, vol.7, ed. Jerry E. Pournelle, Tor, 1988] Gil Kane, more recent artist of "Batman" {film hotlink to be done} (not to be confused with Bob Kane) * Blackmark [Bantam, 1971] comic book format Harnett Kane, full name Harnett Thomas Kane (1910-?): American mundane novelist, best known for: * Louisiana Hayride: American Rehersal for Dictatorship [1941] nonfiction about the corrupt Huey Long administration, arguably an influence on the Theocrat Scudder in the Future History works of Robert Heinlein But listed here for these historical novels, which have been useful references for ALTERNATE WORLD novels such as Guns of the South" by Harry Turtledove, in which history might have happened differently: * Bride of Fortune [1948] focus on Mrs. Jefferson Davis * The Lady of Arlington [1953] focus on Mrs. Robert E. Lee * The Gallant Mrs.Stonewall [1957] focus on wife of "Stonewall" Jackson Kristopher P. Kane: Locus/Contento lists: Short Fiction: * "Side Show" [Deathrealm, Spring 1992] * "The Void Looks Long" [After Hours, Winter 1991] Pablo Kane, pseudonym of Hugh Zachary Paul Kane (1810-1875): Locus/Contento lists: Short Fiction: * "The Cave of Lost Souls" [Terror Tales, no.4, 1998] Riall Kane: Locus/Contento says pseudonym of Robin Wayne Bailey (1952-): * "Red as Night" [Bizarre Dreams, ed. Caro Soles and Stanislaus Tal, Badboy, 1994] Stephen Kane: Locus/Contento lists: Short Fiction: * "The Balloon-Girl of Oz" [Oz-story Magazine, no.1, 1995] Zachary Kane: Locus/Contento lists: Short Fiction: * "Bad Boy Blues" [Bizarre Bazaar, no.3, 1994] * "From the Other Side" [Overspace, no.11, 1990; Bizarre Bazaar, no.1, 1992] * "The Gift" [Bizarre Bazaar, no.1, 1992] * "The Line" [Galaxy, May/Jun 1994] Hyman Kaner, British publisher/author of alternate universe "People of the Twilight" (different rate of flow of time) and "The Sun Queen" about life on the Sun. Joan Kangilaski (1936-): * The Seeking Sword [Ballantine Books, 1977] * Hands of Glory [1981], sequel to The Seeking Sword (according to "The Encyclopedia of Fantasy", John Clute & John Grant, St.Martin's, 1997, p.530) J. P. Kansas: Locus/Contento lists: Short Fiction: * "The Present" [Mammoth Book of New Erotica, ed. Maxim Jakubowski, Robinson, 1998] Immanuel Kant (1724-1804): {to be done} Locus/Contento lists: Short Fiction: * "Ghost Story [1790; Critique of Judgment, Immanuel Kant, 1892; Worlds in Small, ed. John Robert Colombo, Cacanadadada Press, 1992] translated by J. H. Bernard Rob Kantner, full name T. Robin Kantner: Locus/Contento lists: Short Fiction: * "The Last Day" [Alfred Hitchcock's Mystery Magazine, May 1984; Alfred Hitchcock's Tales of the Supernatural and the Fantastic, ed. Cathleen Jordan, Smithmark, 1993] Peter Kanto, pseudonym of John Coleman, Hugh Zachary Kevin S. Kantola: Fantasy/Horror poet; : Locus/Contento lists: Poetry: * "Catatonic" [Aberations, no.4, 1992] * "Dull the Pain" [Gaslight, Apr 1993] * "If I Told" [Gaslight, Aug 1992] * "Where I Am Heard" [Not One of Us, June 1992] MacKinley Kantor (4 Feb 1904-?) American Civil War novelist "Long Remember" known in our field for the alternate history "If The South Had Won the Civil War" [Bantam, 1961], considered one of the best of this genre. Teresa Kao: Locus/Contento lists: Short Fiction: * {to be done} Books: * The Quality of the Light [Gangor Press, Aug 1992] ISBN 0-9631499-0-3 Interstellar Colony * ShadowFlow [Gangor Press, Mar 1995] ISBN 0-9631499-1-1 Interstellar Colony Gangor Press P.O. Box 611 Marylhurst OR 97036-0611 Benjamin Kaoao: Locus/Contento lists: Short Fiction: * "Temple of the Red-Eyed Pigs" [Hawaiian Annual, 1916; Horror in Paradise, ed. A. Grove Day and Bacil F. Kirtley, Mutual, 1986] Jason Kapalka: Locus/Contento lists: Short Fiction: * "Bones" [On Spec, Fall 1995] * "The End of Things" [On Spec, Summer 1995] * "Frosty" [On Spec, Winter 1992; ON SPEC: The First Five Years, The ON SPEC Editorial Collective, Tesseract, 1995; What If...? Amazing Stories, ed. Monica Hughes, Tundra, 1998] * "Godeaters" [On Spec, Spring 1993] * "Happy Eating on Ugrath 3" [On Spec, Spring 1994] * "The Power of Faith" [On Spec, Fall 1993] * "The True and Sad Story of Lena the Scream-Cleaner" [On Spec, Summer 1993; ON SPEC: The First Five Years, The ON SPEC Editorial Collective, Tesseract, 1995] A. W. Kapfer: Locus/Contento lists: Short Fiction: * "The Phantom Drug" [Weird Tales, Apr 1926; 100 Creepy Little Creature Stories, ed. Stefan R. Dziemianowicz, Robert Weinberg, Martin H. Greenberg, Barnes & Noble, 1994] Aline Boucher Kaplan (1947-): Active Member of Science Fiction Writers of America nothing on the Web? except that Locus/Contento lists: Short Fiction: * {to be done} Books: * Khyren [Baen, Oct 1988] ISBN 0-671-69781-1 FEMINIST Dennis Kaplan: Locus/Contento lists: Short Fiction: * "Spooks" [Grue, no.12, 1991] H. J. Kaplan: Locus/Contento lists: Short Nonfiction: * "Remembering Vietnam" [Commentary, Dec 1987; Imperial Stars, Vol.3, ed. Jerry Pournelle, Baen, 1989] Howard N. Kaplan: Locus/Contento lists: Short Fiction: * "Food for Monkey's Brain" [Grue, no.17, 1995] Morton A. Kaplan: * The World of 2044: Technological Development and the Future of Society (see: co-author Charles Sheffield) Nelly Kaplan: Locus/Contento lists: Short Fiction: * "Beware the Panther" [Le Rˇservoir des Sens, 1988; The Dedalus Book of Surrealism, ed. Michael Richardson, Dedalus, 1993] translated by Michael Richardson Colin Kapp (1928-) British electronics technician/novelist * Patterns of Chaos [Award, 1973; Ace] * the "Cageworld" series * Cageworld 1 [?] * Cageworld 2 [?] * Cageworld 3: The Tyrant of Hades [NEL 1982; DAW, Mar 1984] ISBN 0-87997-919-4 * Cageworld 4: Star Search [DAW, July 1984] ISBN 0-87997-942-9 * The Chaos Weapon [Ballentine Books, 1977] * The Survival Game [Ballentine Books, 1976] * Transfinite Man [Berkley, 1964] as "The Dark Mind" [New York: Berkeley, 1964] * The Wizard of Anharitte [Award, 1973] Locus/Contento lists: Short Fiction: * "An Alternative to Salt" [Analog, Oct 1986] * "Something in the City" [Analog, Nov 1984] Michael Karageorge, pseudonym of Poul Anderson Alexander Karapanchev: Locus/Contento lists: Short Nonfiction: * "A Visit to Fanco" [co-author Uri Ilkov] [Orphia, no.1, 1990] Paul Karasik (1957-): Locus/Contento lists: Graphic Fiction: * "from Paul Auster's City of Glass" [co-author David Mazzucchelli] [Postmodern American Fiction, ed. Paula Geyh, Fred G. Leebron, Andrew Levy, Norton, 1997] Kaveh Kardan: Locus/Contento lists: Poetry: * "The Hum Electric" [The Journal of Canadian Content in Speculative Literature, Spring 1994] * "The Reckoning Place" [The Journal of Canadian Content in Speculative Literature, Spring 1994] Walter Karig (1898-?) American journalist/novelist who wrote many of the "Nancy Drew" girls' novels, the "X-Bar-X" boys' novels, then edited the "Battle Report" books about the U.S. Navy. Wrote under various pseudonyms. Most notable fantasy: * Zotz! [New York: Rinehart, 1947] about a man who can snuff out human lives by uttering a magic word. Frigyes Karinthy (188-1938) major utopian novelist in Hungary. For more on this genre, see Utopia. Jean Karl, full name Jean Edna Karl (1927-): * But We Are Not of Earth [Dutton, 1981; Dell, Apr 1984] Young Adult ISBN 0-440-90489-7 * The Turning Place [?] * Strange Tomorrow [Dutton, May 1985] ISBN 0-525-44162-X Young Adult semi-sequel to The Turning Place [Dell Laurel-Leaf, Feb 1988] ISBN 0-440-20052-0 Nurit Karlin: Science Fiction cartoonist, at least 16 cartoons in the Magazine of fantasy & Science Fiction, 1984-1989, according to Locus/Contento. Mark Karlins: Locus/Contento lists: Poetry: * "Narrative of the Broken Winter" [extract] [Dreams Are Wiser Than Men, ed. Richard A. Russo, North Atlantic, 1987] Marvin Karlins: * Gomorrah [Doubleday, 1974] co-author L. Andrews * The Last Man is Out [Prentice-Hall, 1969] Boris Karloff, pseudonym of William H. Pratt David Karp (5 May 1922-) American TV/radio/print author, books include: * The Day of the Monkey [London: Gollancz, 1955] African weirdness * One [New York: Vanguard, 1953] which was a dystopian bestseller a.k.a "Escape to Nowhere" [Lion, 1955; Universal]. For more on this genre, see Dystopia. Marvin Allen Karp, American weird anthologist "Suddenly", "The Unhumans" Florence Karpin: Locus/Contento lists: Short Fiction: * {to be done} Books: * The Prince in the Golden Tower [Viking Kestrel , Oct '89] ISBN 0-670-82218-3 Children's Fantasy Helena Jo Karr: Locus/Contento lists: Short Fiction: * "Candles and Fireworks" [Marion Zimmer Bradley Fantasy Magazine, Spring 91] Phyllis Ann Karr (1944-): Active Member of Science Fiction Writers of America no Web page? : Locus/Contento lists: Short Fiction: * "The Ass's Head" [Classical Whodunnits, ed. Mike Ashley, Past Times, 1996] * "Babbitt's Daughter" [Sisters in Fantasy, ed. Susan Shwartz and Martin H. Greenberg, Roc, 1995] * "Clarissant" [Tales of the Round Table, ed. Mike Ashley, Past Times, 1997] * "A Cold Stake" [Vampires, ed. Jane Yolen and Martin H. Greenberg, HarperCollins, 1991] * "The Coming of the Light" [The Camelot Chronicles, ed. Mike Ashley, Robinson, 1992] * "The Dragon, the Unicorn, and the Teddy Bear" [Marion Zimmer Bradley's Fantasy Magazine, Summer 1989] * "Galahad's Lady" [Chronicles of the Holy Grail, ed. Mike Ashley, Carroll & Graf, 1996] * "The Garnet and the Glory" [Sword and Sorceress #1, ed. Marion Zimmer Bradley, DAW, 1984] * "A Glassmaker's Courage" [co-author M. Coleman Easton] [Marion Zimmer Bradley's Fantasy Magazine, Winter 1989] * "The Lady of Belec" [Weird Tales, Winter 1989/90; The Pendragon Chronicles, ed. Mike Ashley, Peter Bedrick, 1990; The Mammoth Book of Arthurian Legends, ed. Mike Ashley, Robinson, 1998] * "Love's Labour's Discover'd" [Shakespearean Detectives, ed. Mike Ashley, Robinson, 1998] * "Mad Evren's Dreams" [Marion Zimmer Bradley's Fantasy Magazine, Winter 1994] * "Merlin's Dark Mirror" [The Merlin Chronicles, ed. Mike Ashley, Raven, 1995] * "Mordred and the Dragon" [The Ultimate Dragon, ed. Byron Preiss, John Betancourt, Keith R. A. DeCandido, Dell/DTP, 1995] * "Murder with an Artist's Rag" [Space & Time, Winter 1989] * "A Night at Two Inns" [Sword and Sorceress #2, ed. Marion Zimmer Bradley, DAW, 1985] * "Night of the Short Knives" [The Women Who Walk Through Fire, ed. Susanna J. Sturgis, The Crossing Press: Freedom, CA, 1990] * "The Robber Girl, the Sea Witch, and the Little Mermaid's Voice" [Marion Zimmer Bradley's Fantasy Magazine, Winter 1991; The Best of Marion Zimmer Bradley's Fantasy Magazine, Vol. II, ed. Marion Zimmer Bradley and Elisabeth Waters, Warner Aspect, 1995] * "The Toe" [Eerie Country, no.7, 1982; 100 Great Fantasy Short Short Stories, ed. Isaac Asimov, Terry Carr, Martin H. Greenberg, Doubleday, 1984] * "The Truth About the Lady of the Lake" [Marion Zimmer Bradley's Fantasy Magazine, Summer 1990; The Best of Marion Zimmer Bradley's Fantasy Magazine, ed. Marion Zimmer Bradley, Warner Aspect, 1994] * "Two Bits of Embroidery" [Invitation to Camelot, ed. Parke Godwin, Ace, 1988] * "Who Mourns for Silverstairs?" [Space & Time, no.79, 1991] Translations: * "The Coffeepot", by Thˇophile Gautier [1831] [Fantasy Macabre, no.5, 1985; Tales by Moonlight II, ed. Jessica Amanda Salmonson, Tor, 1989] * "My Cousin's Dream", by Erckmann-Chatrian, [Fantasy Macabre, no.14, 1992] Poetry: * "An Idyll of the Grail" [Chronicles of the Holy Grail, ed. Mike Ashley, Carroll & Graf, 1996] Phyllis Radford Karr (Irene Radford): Active Member of Science Fiction Writers of America * The Arthurian Companion [Chaosium,1983; Apr 1997] ISBN 1-56882-096-8 $14.95, 569pp, trade paperback, a.k.a. "The King Arthur Companion" Encyclopedia of King Arthur legends and historical background Chaosium, 950 56th St, Oakland CA 94608 (see "The Ultimate King Arthur Web Guide {to be done}) * At Amberleaf Fair [Ace, Nov 1986] Fantasy ISBN 0-441-52009-X * Frostflower and Thorn [Berkley, 1980, Mar 1985] Fantasy ISBN 0-425-07588-5 * The Idylls of the Queen [Berkley, Sep 1985] ISBN 0-425-08080-3 Mystery/Arthurian Fantasy * Wildraith's Last Battle [Ace, 1982; Berkley, Aug 1985] ISBN 0-425-08026-9 HEROIC FANTASY e-mail Phyllis Radford Karr (Irene Radford) e-mail Phyllis Radford Karr (Irene Radford) old, invalid T. L. Karter: Locus/Contento lists: Short Fiction: * "Three Ghostly Sightings" [Eldritch Tales, no.26, 1991] K. J. Karvonen: Locus/Contento lists: Short Fiction: * "Amplitude Modulation" [Spells Unbound, ed. Robert Fleming and Dave Smeds, Santa Rosa: The Spellbinders, 1993] Christopher Karwoski: Locus/Contento lists: * 7 nonfiction articles in [Twilight Zone, 1987] Kashchei, Koshchei: (1) literally heartless evil demon/magician in folklore of RUSSIA (2) the executive-supervisor of Gods in "Jurgen" (1919) and related books by James Branch Cabell (see James Branch Cabell); (3) character based on (1) in operas "Mlada" (1892) and "Kashchei the Immortal" by Nicolai Rimski-Korsakov (1844-1908) Michael Kasner: Locus/Contento lists: * Warkeep 2030 [Worldwide Library Gold Eagle , Nov 1992] Post-holocaust ISBN 0-373-62014-4 * Warkeep 2030: Killing Fields [Worldwide Library Gold Eagle, Mar 1993] ISBN 0-373-62015-2 sequel to Warkeep 2030 Lou Kassem (1931-): Locus/Contento lists: * A Haunting in Williamsburg [Avon Camelot, May 1990] ISBN 0-380-75892-X Young Adult Historical/Ghost Warren Kastel, house name and pseudonym of Chester S. Geier, Robert Silverberg, others Alex Kasten: Locus/Contento lists: * "Notes from the Philip K. Dick Celebration at Epping Forest College, England" [The Leading Edge, no.26, 1992] nonfiction Herbert Kastle, "The Reassembled Man" [New York: Fawcett Gold Medal, 1964] Extraterrestrials rebuild a human to have super powers and altered sexuality. For more on this genre, see Supermen. Erich Kastner (1899-1974): satrist of GERMANY best known for: * Emil und die Detektive [1929; as "Emil and the Detective", London, 1931] very popular children's book, see Mystery/Detective Films * Die Konferenz Der Tiere [1949; as "The Animals' Conference", London, 1953] see "Animal Farm" (1945) by George Orwell (according to "The Encyclopedia of Fantasy", John Clute & John Grant, St.Martin's, 1997, p.530) Erich Kastner (1899-1974): Locus/Contento lists: * "The Fairy Tale About Common Sense" [1948; Spells of Enchantment, ed. Jack Zipes, Viking, 1991] Sandra Kasturi (1966-): arguably the most important modern science fiction author born in ESTONIA (Poltsamaa). She is an American citizen, and Permanent Resident in Toronto, Canada since 1977. e-mail Sandra Kasturi Publishing/other credits include: * Editor [Hart House Review, University of Toronto, 1993, 1994] * Winner, Lydia Langstaff Memorial Prize for Writing, 1996 * nominated for Rhysling Award, 1997 (for "On Reading Bradbury") Poetry: * "The Burning Woman", Contemporary Verse 2, Winter 1995 * "Five Cantos From the Prayer Book of Aphrodite" [TransVersions #2, 1995] (honourable mention in Year's Best Fantasy & Horror 1995) * "The Changeling" [On Spec, Winter 1995] (honourable mention in Year's Best Fantasy & Horror 1995) * "The Gretel Papers" [On Spec, Summer 1995] * "Winter Aconite" [On Spec, Fall 1995] (honourable mention in Year's Best Fantasy & Horror 1995) * "Chaos Theory" [Tesseracts 5, ed. Robert Runte & Yves Meynard, Edmonton: Tesseract Books, 1996] * "The Flayed Woman" [Tesseracts 5, ed. Robert Runte & Yves Meynard, Edmonton: Tesseract Books, 1996] * "The Day I Ate Jupiter" [On Spec, Summer 1996] * "Estonian Witches" [On Spec, Summer 1996] * "Nocturne" [Northern Frights 4, ed. Don Hutchison, Toronto: Mosaic Press, 1997] * "On Reading Bradbury" [Tesseracts 6, ed. Robert J. Sawyer and Carolyn Clink, Edmonton: Tesseract Books, 1997; The 1998 Rhysling Anthology, ed. David C. Kopaska-Merkel, Science Fiction Poetry Association, 1998] * "Lunar Inconsistencies" [Prairie Fire, issue #?, 1997] * "A Daughter's a Daughter" [On Spec, 1998 (forthcoming)] * "Love With a Mermaid" [On Spec, Summer 1998] * "After the Flood" [On Spec, Summer 1998] Zine Kat: Locus/Contento lists: * "Famous Last Words" [The Zone, no.6, 1998] * "On the Planet of Telepaths" [The Zone, no.6, 1998] * "Return of the Invisible Man" [The Zone, no.6, 1998] Vahe Katcha, pseudonym of British psychological horror novelist Vahe Katchadourian See HORROR Rhoda Katerinsky (1931?-1986): Reference: *"Obituary: Katerinsky, Rhoda" [Locus, vol.20:1, No.312, Jan 1987] Nina Katerli: Locus/Contento lists: Short Fiction: * "The Monster" [Soviet Women Writing, ed. Elena J. Kalina, Abbeville Press, 1990; The Year's Best Fantasy and Horror: Fifth Annual Collection, ed. Ellen Datlow and Terri Windling, St. Martin's, 1992] translated by Bernard Meares Katha Sarit Sagara, "Ocean of Story" -- enormous fiction collection (one English translation is 10 volumes) assembled sometime between 1000 A.D. and 1100 A.D. by Somadeva, a poet in the court of Kashmir, including Fantasy and Legend from the subcontinent of India and beyond: * Katha Sarit Sagara [London, 1880-1884] translated by C. H. Tawney * The Ocean of Story [London, 1924-1928] re-edited by Norman Penzer (10 volumes) * inspiration for: * Haroun and the Sea of Stories [1990] by Salman Rushdie * see also "Arabian Nights" (according to "The Encyclopedia of Fantasy", John Clute & John Grant, St.Martin's, 1997, p.530) Sansoucy Kathenor: Active Member of Science Fiction Writers of America * "Captain Omra and the Cats" [Young American, May 1985] * "The Cinderella Caper" [L. Ron Hubbard Presents Writers of the Future, vol.2, ed. Algis Budrys, Bridge, 1986] * "Poetic Licence" [Tesseracts 5, ed. Robert Runte' and Yves Meynard, Edmonton: Tesseract Books, 1996] * "A Spell in Time" [Fantasy Book, Dec 1985] e-mail Sansoucy Kathenor G. A. Kathryns: pseudonym of Ga¸l Baudino (1955-), according to Locus/Contento Pamela West Katkin, see: Pamela West Ken Kato, pseudonym of ? (1950-): * Yamato: A Rage in Heaven [Warner Questar, Oct 1990] ISBN 0-446-51570-1 1 volume in hardcover, 2 volumes in paperback, SPACE OPERA * Yamato II: The Way of the Warrior Part 1 [Warner Questar, May 1992] ISBN 0-446-36180-1 * Yamato II: The Way of the Warrior Part 2 [Warner Questar, June 1992] ISBN 0-446-36265-4 Amy Katz: Locus/Contento lists: Poetry: * "Battlefields of Rattles" [The Silver Web, Fall/Winter 1993] Gloria Katz (1945-): * Indiana Jones and the Temple of Doom: The Illustrated Screenplay ( see co-author Willard Huyck) Jack Katz: * The First Kingdom [Pocket Wallaby, 1978] stories in comicbook format Judith Katz (1951-): * Running Fiercly Toward a High Thin Sound [Firebrand Books, 1992] ISBN 1-56341-019-2 Jewish/Fantasy/FEMINIST Locus/Contento lists: Short Fiction: * "The Amazing Disappearing Girl" [Memories and Visions, Susanna J. Sturgis, The Crossing Press: Freedom, CA, 1989] * "Anita, Polish Vampire, Holds Forth at the Jewish Cafe of the Dead" [Night Bites, ed. Victoria A. Brownworth, Seal Press, 1996] Menke Katz: Locus/Contento lists: Poetry: * "Beheaded Queens" [Pulpsmith, Winter 1987; Reincarnated Queens of England] graphics/poetry * "Good Queen Bess" [Pulpsmith, Winter 1987; Reincarnated Queens of England] graphics/poetry * "Reincarnated Queens of England" [Pulpsmith, Winter 1987; Reincarnated Queens of England] graphics/poetry Steven B. Katz: Locus/Contento lists: Poetry: * "Information" [Isaac Asimov's SF Magazine, Jan 1990] Welwyn Wilton Katz (1948-): Young Adult Fantasist of CANADA Locus/Contento lists: Short Fiction: * {to be done} Books: * Come Like Shadows [Viking, Sep 1993] ISBN 0-670-84861-1 Young Adult Macbeth/Fantasy TIME TRAVEL * False Face [Canada: Douglas & McIntyre, 1987; Macmillan McElderry, Sep 1988] ISBN 0-689-50456-X Young Adult Dark Fantasy/Mask * The Prophecy of Rau Ridoo [1982] * The Third Magic [Canada: Douglas & McIntyre, 1988; Macmillan McElderry, Mar 1989] ISBN 0-689-50480-2 Young Adult Arthurian Fantasy TIME TRAVEL * Time Ghost [Canada: Groundwood, 1994; Simon & Schuster/McElderry, Apr 1995] ISBN 0-689-80027-4 Young Adult Ecological TIME TRAVEL Science Fantasy * Whale Singer [1990] * Witchery Hill [Atheneum, 1984; Angus & Robertson, Oct 1988] ISBN 0-207-15840-1 Young Adult Horror/Occult [Macmillan, 1984; Dell Laurel-Leaf, June 1990] ISBN 0-440-20637-5 (also according to "The Encyclopedia of Fantasy", John Clute & John Grant, St.Martin's, 1997, p.530) See HORROR Wendy R. Katz, full name Wendy Roberta Shapiro Katz (1945- ): author and critic; Locus/Contento lists: Short Fiction: * {to be done} Books: * Rider Haggard and the Fiction of Empire [Cambridge University Press, Jan 1988] ISBN 0-521-33425-X $34.50, 171pp, hardcover, Nonfiction William Katz, full name William Michael Katz (1940-): Locus/Contento lists: * Death Dreams [?, 1979; Warner, Apr 1987] Horror ISBN 0-446-34434-6 See HORROR Rick Katze: Locus/Contento lists: Short Fiction: * "Bobbygate" [Alternate Kennedys, ed. Mike Resnick, Tor, 1992] * "Bugs" [Aladdin: Master of the Lamp, ed. Mike Resnick and Martin H. Greenberg, DAW, 1992] * "An Incident at the Circus" [Whatdunits, ed. Mike Resnic and Martin H. Greenberg, DAW, 1992] * "Worldcon Blue" [Alternate Worldcons, ed. Mike Resnick, Pulphouse, 1994; Alternate Worldcons/Again, Alternate Worldcons, ed. Mike Resnick, WC Books, 1996] Short Nonfiction: * Introduction [Entertainment, Algis Budrys, NESFA Press, 1997] John Katzenbach (1950-): Locus/Contento lists: * State of Mind [Ballantine, Oct 1997; Little Brown UK] ISBN 0-345-38631-0 Near-future/SF/Horror/Thriller/serial killer See HORROR Herbert Anthony Kauderer: Locus/Contento lists: Poetry: * "Adaptation" [Figment, no.7, 1991] * "Apollo Acersecomes" [Midnight Zoo, vol.3, no.11, 1993] * "Arthur's Dream: 1870" [Midnight Zoo, vol.3, no.8, 1993] * "Asteroid Revolution" [Gaslight, Winter 1995] * "B. E. B." [Not One of Us, Oct 1991] * "Basement" [Midnight Zoo, vol.1, no.3, 1991] * "Blackout" [Pirate Writings, Summer 1993] * "Blood Dragon" [Midnight Zoo, vol.2, no.6, 1992] * "Carillon" [Vision, no.15, 1992] * "Casting" [Aberrations, no.16, 1994] * "Cautionary Tale" [Vision, no.5, 1990] * "Chambering" [Pirate Writings, Summer 1993] * "Changes" [Pirate Writings, Winter 1992] * "Chartship" [Vision, no.14, 1992] * "City Hall" [Midnight Zoo, vol.1, no.3, 1991] * "Clay Dragon" [Midnight Zoo, vol.1, no.3, 1991] * "Cloud Dragon" [Dreams & Nightmares, no.40, 1993] * "Cloud View" [Figment, no.6, 1991] * "The Clown Insane" [Gaslight, Summer 1995] * "The Cold Times" [Figment, no.12, 1992] * "Constancy" [Vision, no.6, 1990] * "Consumed" [Gaslight, Apr 1993] * "Copper Dragon" [Midnight Zoo, vol.1, no.4, 1991] * "Crystal Variations" [Midnight Zoo, vol.3, no.9, 1993] * "Death Notice" [Vision, no.16, 1993] * "Deilivery" [Vision, no.18, 1994] * "Demeter Erinyes" [Midnight Zoo, vol.3, no.7, 1993] * "Depth Perception" [Midnight Zoo, vol.1, no.3, 1991] * more {to be done} Humor: * "All About Tachyons" [Midnight Zoo v1 #4 '91 Edward McKnight Kauffer (1890-1954): British-resident American Fantasy and poster illustrator (also according to "The Encyclopedia of Fantasy", John Clute & John Grant, St.Martin's, 1997, p.530) David Kaufman: Locus/Contento lists: Short Fiction: * "The Church at Garlock's Bend" [Alfred Hitchcock's Mystery Magazine, Apr 1987; The New Lovecraft Circle, ed. Robert M. Price, Fedogan & Bremer, 1996] * "Grossie" [The Shub-Niggurath Cycle, ed. Robert M. Price, Chaosium, 1994] * "In the Lake at Garlock's Bend" [Alfred Hitchcock's Mystery Magazine, July 1985; Midnight Shambler, no.4, 1996] Poetry: * "Ballad of Seaney Beane, (pm) Midnight Shambler #4 '96 Douglas Kaufman: Locus/Contento lists: Short Fiction: * "Storm Shift" [Strange Tales from the Nile Empire, ed. Greg Farshtey, Greg Gorden, Ed Stark, West End Games, 1992] * "The Strange Affair of the Spirit Cats" [Strange Tales from the Nile Empire, ed. Greg Farshtey, Greg Gorden, Ed Stark, West End Games, 1992] * "Three Soldiers" [Dragons Over England, ed. Douglas Kaufman, West End Games, 1992] Books Written: * Torg: The Possibility Wars Book Two: The Dark Realm [West End Games, Aug 1990] Role Playing Game related 0-87431-302-3 Anthologies Edited: * Torg: Dragons Over England [West End Games, May 1992] 9 stories, Ed Stark introduction, ISBN 0-87431-342-2 Role Playing Game related Gail Kaufman: Locus/Contento lists: Reference: * "Obituary: Kaufman, Gail" [Locus, vol.20:7, No.318, July 1987] Irving Kaufman, M.D.: Locus/Contento lists: Poetry: * "Adam" [Xizquil, no.16, 1997] * "Couplet" [Xizquil, no.?, Nov 1990] * "Human Behavior" [Xizquil, no.15, 1996] * "The January 1996 Blizzard" [Xizquil, no.15, 1996] * "The Leaf" [Xizquil, no.?, Nov 1990] * "On My Seventy-Fifth Birthday" [Xizquil, no.?, Oct 1993] * "Thingamagig" [Xizquil, no.?, July 1992] James Kaufman: Locus/Contento lists: Short Fiction: * "A World of Hades" [Aberrations, no.19, 1994] Jerry Kaufman: Locus/Contento lists: Short Nonfiction: * "Ginjer Buchanan: The Short Version" [co-author Suzanne Tompkins] [The Roots of Fantasy, ed. Shelley Dutton Berry, World Fantasy Convention, 1989] biographical Lloyd Kaufman: Lloyd Kaufman @ Dragon*Con B-Movie inspiration in Troma (Toxic Avenger; Attack of the Killer Tomatoes; Surf Nazis Must Die!). Locus/Contento lists: Reference: * "World Peace Through Celluloid" by Paul H. Birch" [Beyond Fantasy & Science Fiction, no.1, 1995] interview Norman P. Kaufman: Horror/Dark Fantasy author of England; Locus/Contento lists: Short Fiction: * "Choose!" [Dark Voices 2, ed. David Sutton and Stephen Jones, London: Pan, 1990] * "Flesh" [The 29th Pan Book of Horror Stories, ed. Clarence Paget, London: Pan, 1988] * "Just One of the Family" [The 25th Pan Book of Horror Stories, ed. Herbert van Thal, London: Pan, 1984] * "Vivisectionists" [The 30th Pan Book of Horror Stories, ed. Clarence Paget, London: Pan, 1989] * "Wanted: Dead or Alive" [The 27th Pan Book of Horror Stories, ed. Clarence Paget, London: Pan, 1986] Oliver Kaufman (1917-): pseudonym of Oliver Crawford, according to Locus/Contento William Kaufmann: Locus/Contento lists: Short Nonfiction: * "The Black Hole" [Universe, ed. Byron Preiss, Bantam Spectra, 1987] Anna Kavan, pseudonym of Helen Woods Edmonds (1901-1968): British author born in FRANCE and suffered from a dreadful and violent childhood exacerbated by heroin addiction as an adult; Books: * A Stranger Still [1935] under 1st married name "Helen Ferguson" in which "Anna Kavan" is a semi-autobiographical character * Asylum Piece [London, 1940; Doubleday, 1946] 27 stories * A Bright Green Field and Other Stories [1958] story collection * The House of Sleep [Doubleday, 1947] [London, as "Sleep Has His House" 1948] Dream journey (see James Joyce, Finnegan's Wake) * I Am Lazarus: Short Stories [1945] story collection * Ice [Doubleday, 1970; Popular] * Julia and the Bazooka [London, 1970; Knopf, 1975] 15 stories posthumous story collection edited by Rhys Davies * Let Me Alone [1930] under 1st married name "Helen Ferguson" in which "Anna Kavan" is a semi-autobiographical character * Mercury [Dufour Editions, Jan 1995] ISBN 0-7206-0940-2 Fantasy, Doris Lessing foreword * My Madness: The Selected Writings of Anna Kavan [Picador, Mar 1990] ISBN 0-330-30532-8 Edited/Introduction by Brian W. Aldiss * My Soul in China [1975] posthumous story collection edited by Rhys Davies (according to Locus/Contento as combined with data according to "The Encyclopedia of Fantasy", John Clute & John Grant, St.Martin's, 1997, p.530) * 8 short fictions listed by Locus/Contento Herminie T. Kavanagh (1876-1933): also wrote as as Herminie Templeton; Film: * Adaptation of the "Darby O'Gill" stories to the Disney film: "Darby O'Gill and the Little People" {to be done} Locus/Contento lists: Short Fiction: * "Darby O'Gill and the Good People" [The Idler, July 1902; Masterpieces of Terror and the Unknown, ed. Marvin Kaye, Garden City, NY: Guild America, 1993] * "Darby O'Gill and the Leprechaun" [The Idler, April 1903; The Book of Irish Weirdness, ed. Anon., Sterling, 1997] Marcus Kavanagh (1859-1937): Locus/Contento lists: Short Nonfiction: * "The Man They Couldn't Hang" [Mind, Inc., Sep 1931; The Second Target Book of Horror, ed. Kurt Singer, Target, 1984] Roz Kaveney, pseudonym and then legal name of Andrew J. Kaveney (1949-): Short Fiction: * 20 short works listed by Locus/Contento {to be done} Anthologies Edited: * More Tales from the Forbidden Planet [Titan, Aug 1990] 15 stories, ISBN 1-85286-332-3 * Tales from the Forbidden Planet [Titan, Aug 1987] ISBN 1-85286-004-9 * Villains! (see co-anthologist Mary R. Gentle) * The Weerde: Book 1 (see co-anthologist Mary R. Gentle) * The Weerde: Book 2 (see co-anthologist Mary R. Gentle) Other: * Contributing Editor of "The Encyclopedia of Fantasy", John Clute & John Grant, St.Martin's, 1997, p.530) Yasunari Kawabata: Locus/Contento lists: Books: * {to be done} Short Fiction: * "The Tale of the Bamboo Cutter" [The Tale of the Bamboo Cutter, Kodansha International, 1998] Julian Kawalec: Dark Fantasist of POLANDLocus/Contento lists: Short Fiction: * "I Kill Myself" [The Modern Polish Mind, ed. Maria Kuncewicz, Little Brown, 1962; Countdown to Midnight, ed. H. Bruce Franklin, DAW, 1984] Guy Gavriel Kay (1954-): Guy Gavriel Kay biographical data and portrait photograph Guy Gavriel Kay Casper Award: 1987 Aurora Award: 1991 Guy Gavriel Kay @ AlphaRalpha Novels: * The Darkest Road [Arbor, Nov 1986; New American Library, February 1994] Mass Market Paperback ISBN: 0-451-451805 * The Fionavar Tapestry Omnibus [Toronto: HarperCollins] ISBN 0-00-647950-2 * The Lions of Al-Rassan [Viking Penguin, 1995] hardcover ISBN 0-670-85896-X * A Song for Arbonne [Penguin Books, 1992; London: HarperCollins] paperback ISBN 0-586-21677-4 * The Summer Tree [McClellan & Stewart 1984; New American Library, February 1994] Mass Market Paperback ISBN:0-451-45138-4 * Tigana [Penguin, 1990] paperback, ISBN 0-14-013010-1 winner 1991 Aurora award * The Wandering Fire [Arbor House, 1986; New York: Collins, 1989] winner 1987 Casper Award Other: * assistant editor to Christopher Tolkien for posthumous The Silmarillion [1977] by J. R. R. Tolkien Jeremy Kay: Locus/Contento lists: * The Secret Laboratory Journals of Dr. Victor Frankenstein [Overlook Press, Dec 1995] Horror pretending to be nonfiction ISBN 0-87951-511-2 See HORROR Susan Kay: Locus/Contento lists: * Phantom [Doubleday UK, Sep 1990] ISBN 0-385-40087-X Novel pretending to be Phantom of the Opera's biography Amber Kaye: pseudonym of Alison J. Hentges: Locus/Contento lists: * "Faery Magic" [My Spellbound Heart, ed. Anon., Zebra, 1994] Don Kaye: Locus/Contento lists: * "The In Crowd" [Grue, no.16, 1994] Geraldine Kaye (1925-): Locus/Contento lists: * A Breath of Fresh Air [Andre Deutsch, 1987; Mammoth, July 1994] ISBN 0-7497-0082-3 Young Adult Fantasy about slavery M. M. Kaye, pseudonym of Mary Margaret Kaye Hamilton (1908-): Locus/Contento lists: Short Fiction: * "The Ordinary Princess] [Part 7, 1980; Cricket, Oct 1991] Books Written: * The Ordinary Princess [Doubleday 1980, 1984; Pocket/Archway, July 1986] 0-671-60383-3 Juvenile Fantasy Marilyn Kaye, full name Marilyn Janice Kaye (1949-): Locus/Contento lists: * Dream Lover [Troll WestWind, Feb 1995] ISBN 0-8167-3593-X Young Adult Rock & Roll Fantasy/Romance * the "Max" Young Adult Science Fiction Novels (Max is an extraterrestrial teenaged girl) * Out of This World #1: Max on Earth [Pocket/Archway, Mar 1986] ISBN 0-671-60265-9 [London: Puffin, 1987] ISBN 0-14-032277-9 * Out of This World #2: Max in Love [Pocket/Archway, Mar 1986] ISBN 0-671-60266-7 [London: Puffin, June 1987] ISBN 0-14-032278-7 * Out of This World #3: Max on Fire [Pocket/Archway, May 1986] ISBN 0-671-60267-5 [London: Puffin, Oct 1987] ISBN 0-14-032279-5 * Out of This World #4: Max Flips Out [Pocket/Archway, June 1986] ISBN 0-671-60268-3 [London: Puffin, May 1988] ISBN 0-14-032280-9 * Max Goes Bad [Penguin, Apr 1989] ISBN 0-14-032843-2 * Max All Over [Puffin, Feb 1990] ISBN 0-14-032844-0 Marvin Kaye: allegedly a pseudonym of Parke Godwin (but see below) Marvin Kaye, full name Marvin Nathan Kaye (1938-): American author/editor whose career began in the Mystery/Detective genre: * A Lively Game of Death [1972] Locus/Contento lists: Short Fiction: * Many listed by Locus/Contento {to be done} Books Written: * Fantastique [St. Martin's, Nov 1992] ISBN 0-312-08191-X Dark Fantasy, Theatrical/Operatic setting (Woyzeck, Berlioz "Symphony Fantastique") * The Masters of Solitude (see co-author Parke Godwin) [Bantam, Jan 1985] ISBN 0-553-24726-3 * The Possession of Immanuel Wolf and Other Improbable Tales [1981] story collection * Wintermind (co-author Parke Godwin) [Doubleday, 1982; Bantam, Apr 1984] ISBN 0-553-24169-9 Science Fiction sequel to "The Masters of Solitude" * the "Fillmore" comedy/Fantasy series: * The Incredible Umbrella [1979] based on Gilbert & Sullivan * The Amorous Umbrella [1981] * the "Aubrey House" Occult Detective series: * A Cold Blue Light [1983] * Ghosts of Night and Morning [Ace Charter, Aug 1987] ISBN 0-441-28612-7 sequel to "A Cold Blue Light" Anthologies Edited: * 13 Plays of Ghosts and the Supernatural [Science Fiction Book Club #14355, Mar 1990] $7.98, 617pp, hardcover (Edward Gorey cover art) 13 supernatural plays * Angels of Darkness [Science Fiction Book Club, Jan 1995] 48 stories ISBN 1-56865-116-3 * The Best of Weird Tales: 1923 (co-anthologist John Gregory Betancourt) [Wildside Press/Bleak House, Mar 1997] 13 stories ISBN 1-880448-53-X $12.00, 129pp, trade paperback, stories from debut year of "Weird Tales" including H. P. Lovecraft. Order from: Wildside Press 522 Park Avenue Berkeley Heights NY 07922 * Brother Theodore's Chamber of Horrors [1975] co-anthologist Brother Theodore * A Classic Collection of Haunting Ghost Stories (co-anthologist Shiralee Kaye) [Doubleday, 1981 as "Ghosts"; Little Brown UK, Oct 1993] ISBN0-316-90565-8 [Warner UK, Oct 1994] ISBN 0-7515-0968-X, Both UK editions dropped from US edition: 12 stories + poems + 4 appendices. * Devils & Demons (co-anthologist Saralee Kaye) [Science Fiction Book Club #10336, Sep 1987] 52 stories [Doubleday, Oct 1987] ISBN 0-385-18563-4 52 stories + historical survey + afterword + bibliography [Barnes & Noble, 1993] ISBN 0-88029-662-3 (Edward Gorey cover art) * Fiends and Creatures [1975] * Ghosts: A Treasury of Chilling Tales Old & New [Doubleday, 1981; Longmeadow, 1993] 54 stories, ISBN 0-681-41740-4 * Haunted America: Star-Spangled Supernatural Stories [Science Fiction Book Club #15993, Feb 1991] 48 stories $9.98, 582pp, hardcover (Edward Gorey cover art) * Lovers & Other Monsters [Science Fiction Book Club #17952, Feb 1992] $9.98, 498pp, hardcover; 48 stories + 4 poems + 1 play + bibliography + filmography * Masterpieces of Terror and the Supernatural [Literary Guild, 1985; Science Fiction Book Club #5144, May 1985; as "Masterpieces of Terror and the Supernatural: A Treasury of Spellbinding Tales Old & New" Doubleday, June 1985; Dorset, Oct 1991; Macdonald, Dec 1991; St.Martin's, June 1994] 53 stories + poems by Bram Stoker, Poe, Walt Whitman, Tennessee Williams, and more recent authors * Masterpieces of Terror and the Unknown [Science Fiction Book Club #00588, Aug 1993], $10.98, 573pp, hardcover (Edward Gorey cover art) 58 stories + poems * The Penguin Book of Witches and Warlocks [as "Witches and Warlocks", GuildAmerica, 1989; Penguin, Oct 1991] 41 stories ISBN 0-14-014991-0, $10.95, 529pp, trade paperback (Edward Gorey cover art) genre: HORROR * Resurrected Holmes [St. Martin's, Mar 1996] ISBN 0-312-14037-1, $24.95, 337pp, hardcover 15 stories about Sherlock Holmes, as if taken from Dr. Watson's files and then ghost-written by Ernest Hemingway (actually Morgan Llywelyn), H. P. Lovecraft (actually Paula Volsky), Edgar Rice Burroughs (actually Craig Shaw Gardner), and Jack Kerouac (actually Richard Lupoff) * Weird Tales [Literary Guild, 1988; Barnes & Noble, Jan 1996] 44 stories ISBN 0-7607-0118-0 [originally as "Weird Tales: The Magazine That Never Dies", Science Fiction Book Club #11698, Oct 1988] * Witches and Warlocks: Tales of Black Magic, Old & New Science Fiction Book Club #14354, Apr 1990] 41 stories (Edward Gorey cover art) (also according to "The Encyclopedia of Fantasy", John Clute & John Grant, St.Martin's, 1997, p.531) See HORROR Marx Kaye, house name and pseudonym of S. J. Byrne, others Saralee Kaye: Locus/Contento lists: Short Fiction: * {to be done} Books Written: * Devils & Demons [see co-anthologist Marvin Kaye] Shiralee Kaye (but was this a misprint?): * A Classic Collection of Haunting Ghost Stories [see co-anthologist Marvin Kaye] Marvin Kayne, pseudonym of John Russell Fearn Ronal Kayser, pseudonym of Dale Clark Nikos Kazantzakis (1883-1957): major poet, novelist, and playwright of GREECE Served in Government of Greece as: * Director General of the Ministry of Public Welfare [1919] * Minister of National Education [1946] Books: * Anafora Ston Greko [1961; as "Report to Greco", US, 1965] translated by P. A. Bien, autobiography of his life as a spiritual Quest inspired by Buddha, Christ, Marx, Nietzche, Odysseus, and Zorba * Christ Recrucified [1949, London, 1954] translated by Jonathan Griffin Passion Play by villagers during occupation by Turkey blurs the boundries between life and art * The Last Temptation [1953; as "The Last Temptation of Christ", US: 1961] translated by P. A. Bien; marvelously empathetic and detailed Fantasy that the final temptation of Jesus by the Devil is a life-long dream that he has an ordinary life with a fully functional family, which would be real if only he allowed himself to be removed from the Cross Filmed (1988) {hotlink to be done} with great controversy and condemnation by fundamentalists which this highly religious film did not deserve * O Odyssey [1938; as "The Odyssey: A Modern Sequel", US, 1958] translated by Kimon Frier; the greatest work of Fantasy Poetry of the 20th Century, 24 books in length (1 for each letter of the Greek alphabet), 33,333 words long, carrying Odysseus from the Nile to Antarctica Ka Zar, Lord of the Hiden Jungle: see Tarzan Return to Authors K Table of Contents Return to AUTHORS Table of Contents
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Christopher Keane: Locus/Contento lists: * Christmas Babies (co-author William D. Black) [Pocket Star, Dec 1991] ISBN 0-671-72421-5 Medical/Horror genre: see CLONES: stories of genetic engineering, especially of people Richard Kearns: nothing on the Web? Julian Kearny, pseudonym of Ron Goulart Paul Kearney (1967-): Born in Northern Ireland, resident in DENMARK Locus/Contento lists: Short Fiction: * {to be done} Books: * A Different Kingdom [Gollancz, July 1993] ISBN 0-575-05589-8 Fantasy about Northern Ireland * the "The Monarchies of God" ALTERNATE WORLDS Fantasy series: * Hawkwood's Voyage [Gollancz, Dec 1995; Vista, Nov 1996] * The Heretic Kings [Gollancz, Nov 1996; Gollancz/Vista, Oct 1997] * Riding the Unicorn [Gollancz, Sep 1994] ISBN 0-575-05767-X ALTERNATE WORLDS Fantasy * The Way to Babylon [Gollancz, Aug 1992] ISBN 0-575-05310-0 Susanna Kearsley: Locus/Contento lists: * The Shadowy Horses [Gollancz, Jun '97] Ghosts ISBN 0-575-06476-5 John Keats (1795-1821): Major poet of England, with major influence on Fantasy poetry and fiction through his profound use of Greek mythology and Faerie. See also "Lamia." Central to recent novels including: * The Stress of Her Regard [1989] Tim Powers * the "Hyperion" series by Dan Simmons "Endymion" by John Keats (composed between April and November 1817) opens with the familiar "A thing of beauty is a joy forever," and although loose in style and weak in narrative content, is so replete with color and music, with such enchanted atmosphere and scenery, that it often amazes by its lack of reticence. Yet there are strokes of pure beauty no cautious artistry could achieve. There is sheer magic in the story of Endymion and the Moon, and the former's wandering over the Earth and under it, and in the sea and through the air, with no sharp line between what happens and what is dreamt. More than any other poem, perhaps, it shows Keats, whatever his drab surroundings, as the sensuous lover of all loveliness. Whether he digresses to legends of Cybele, Glaucus and Scylla, or Alpheus and Arethusa, in no way related, does not seem to matter. The "Hymn to Pan" (book I) and the roundelay to Bacchus "O sorrow" (book IV) mark the heights of the poem, and are familiar by inclusion in anthologies. Keats himself told his critics that he recognized in "Endymion": "a feverish attempt rather than a deed accomplished." It followed in the footsteps of "Endymion, the Man in the Moon" by John Lyly (performed 1587, printed 1591), a play in prose presented before Queen Elizabeth, over two centuries earlier. More than a century later, this poem inspired the amazing literary Space Opera in four volumes by Dan Simmons, and the sophisticated para-historical fantasy of Tim Powers. Tony Keavny: Locus/Contento lists: Short Fiction: * {to be done} Books: * Colin the Librarian (see co-author Rich Parsons) * Krap the Conqueror (see co-author Rich Parsons) Mel Keegan: science fiction novelist; Locus/Contento lists: Short Fiction: * {to be done} Books: * Death's Head [Gay Men's Press, Nov 1991] ISBN 0-85449-162-7 * Equinox [Gay Men's Press, May '93] ISBN 0-85449-200-3 Sequel to "Death's Head" Michael Keehn: Locus/Contento lists: * Waffled [Secret Canyon Press, July 1997] ISBN 0-9657821-0-7, $14.95, 324pp, trade paperback Fantasy/Metaphysics/Drugs Order from: Secret Canyon Press P.O. Box 2127 Sedona AZ 86339 Day Keene & Leonard Pruyn: * World Without Women [Fawcett Gold Medal, 1960] Joe Keene: Horror novelist; Locus/Contento lists: * Baby Grand (co-author William W. Johnstone) [Zebra, Aug 1987] ISBN 0-8217-2138-0 See HORROR Charles Keeping, full name Charles William James Keeping (1924-1988): Fantasy Artist/illustrator/author/anthologist; Locus/Contento lists: Short Fiction: * {to be done} Anthologies Edited: * Charles Keeping's Book of Classic Ghost Stories [Blackie, Sep 1986] ISBN 0-216-92012-4 * Charles Keeping's Book of Classic Ghost Stories [Bedrick & Blackie, Oct 1986] 8 stories, ISBN 0-87226-096-8 * Charles Keeping's Classic Tales of the Macabre [Blackie, Sep 1987] ISBN 0-216-92147-3 Illustration: * see "The Encyclopedia of Fantasy", John Clute & John Grant, St.Martin's, 1997, pp.532-533) Pam Keesey: Locus/Contento lists: Short Fiction: * {to be done} Anthologies Edited: * Dark Angels [Cleis, Oct 1995] ISBN 1-57344-014-0, $10.95 11 Vampire/Lesbian stories + introduction * Daughters of Darkness: Lesbian Vampire Stories [Cleis Press, Oct 1993] ISBN 0-939416-78-6, $9.95 6 Vampire/Lesbian stories + 4 excerpts from novels + introduction + bibliography + filmography * Women Who Run with the Werewolves [Cleis, Oct 1996] ISBN 1-57344-057-4 $12.95, 15 stories + introduction; order from: Cleis Press P.O. Box 8933 Pittsburgh PA 15221 add 15% shipping credit-card orders 800-780-2279 Stephanie Kegan: Horror novelist; Locus/Contento lists: * The Baby [Charter Diamond, Oct 1990] ISBN 1-55773-397-X See HORROR Peg Kehret, pseudonym of Margaret Ann Kehret (1936- ): Locus/Contento lists: * Horror at the Haunted House [Dutton/Cobblehill, 1992; Pocket Minstrel, Nov 1994] ISBN 0-671-86685-0, $3.50, 132pp, trade paperback Young Adult Horror (see Halloween) (See HORROR) * Sisters Long Ago [Penguin/Cobblehill, Mar 1990] ISBN 0-525-65021-0, $14.95, 149pp, hardcover Young Adult Reincarnation Fantasy Thomas Keightley (1789-1872): British expert of Faries and Folklore (according to "The Encyclopedia of Fantasy", John Clute & John Grant, St.Martin's, 1997, p.533) Nadine Keilholz: Nadine Keilholz@sff.net Andrew Keith, full name John Andrew Keith (1958- ): * Numerous "Battletech" novelizations copyrighted and packaged by the gaming company FASA * the "The Fifth Foreign Legion" series [Penguin/Roc] * one "Wing Commander" novel (See co-author William R. Forstchen) Colin Keith, pseudonym of Malcolm Jameson Donald Keith, pseudonym of Donald Monroe & Keith Monroe Leigh Keith, pseudonym of H. L. Gold William H. Keith, Jr., full name William Henry Keith, Jr. (1950-): Active Member of Science Fiction Writers of America nothing on the Web? * Numerous "Battletech" novelizations copyrighted and packaged by the gaming company FASA * Bolo Brigade [Baen, May 1997] ISBN 0-671-87781-X Based on Keith Laumer's stories of Artificial Intelligence tanks (copyrighted/Packaged by Bill Fawcett and Associates) * several "Buck Rogers" novelizations, Role-Playing Game-related * Renegades Honor [1988] Role-Playing Game-related * Stingray [HarperPaperbacks, Jan 1994] ISBN 0-06-100615-7 battle between 21st century super-submarines * the "Warstrider" military SF series [AvoNova, 1993-] Greg Keizer: Active Member of Science Fiction Writers of America no known home page e-mail Greg Keizer Joseph E. Kelleam: * Hunters of Space [Avalon, 1960] * The Little Men [Avalon, 1960] * Overlords from Space [Ace, 1956] * When the Red King Woke [Avalon, 1966] Ed Kelleher: Horror novelist; Locus/Contento lists: * Animus (co-author Harriette Vidal) [Leisure, July 1993] Horror ISBN 0-8439-3473-5, $4.50, 272pp, paperback * The Breeder (co-author Harriette Vidal) [Leisure, Aug 1987] Horror ISBN 0-8439-2478-0 , $3.95, 383pp, paperback * Madonna (co-author Harriette Vidal) [Leisure, 1985; London: W. H. Allen Star, Aug 1988] Horror ISBN 0-352-32239-X * Prime Evil (co-author Harriette Vidal) [Leisure, Sep 1988] Horror ISBN 0-8439-2669-4 perpetual youth by blood sacrifice * The School (co-author Harriette Vidal) [Leisure, Mar 1988; Jan 1992] * The Spell (co-author Harriette Vidal) [Leisure, July 1990] Horror ISBN 0-8439-2935-9, $3.95, 312pp, paperback Erotic conquest by Black Magic See HORROR Victor Michael Kitchener Kelleher (1939-): British-born author variously resident in SOUTH AFRICA NEW ZEALAND and now permanently in AUSTRALIA Locus/Contento lists: Short Fiction: * {to be done} Books: * Baily's Bones [Viking Kestrel Australia, 1988; Dutton/Dial, Oct 1989] ISBN 0-8037-0662-6 Young Adult Horror/Possession in countryside of Australia, $13.95, 182pp, hardcover * The Beast of Heaven [University of Queensland Press, 1984] ISBN 0-7022-1795-6 Science Fiction/postholocaust where survivors worship buried super-computers Winner of 1985 Ditmar Award * Brother Night [Walker, May 1991] ISBN 0-8027-8100-4 $16.95, 179pp, hardcover Young Adult Fantasy/friendly Monster/Twins * Del-Del [Random House Australia, 1991; Walker June 1992; Red Fox, Mar 1993] Young Adult Horror * Forbidden Paths of Thual [London: 1979] * The Hunting of Shadroth [London, 1981] * Master of the Grove [Kestrel, 1982; Puffin, Feb 1988] ISBN 0-14-031386-9 $3.95, 183pp, paperback Young Adult Fantasy/Rite of Passage * Parkland [Penguin Australia, 1994; Viking UK, Apr 1995] ISBN 0-670-85904-4 Young Adult Science Fiction people and great apes both imprisoned in vast Parkland zoo * The Red King [Viking Kestrel Australia, 1989; New York: Dial, June 1990] ISBN 0-8037-0758-4 $14.95, 185pp, hardcover Young Adult Fantasy Evil Magician/King/Dictator * Ringwood [1986] * Taronga [Hamish Hamilton, Sep '87] ISBN 0-241-12148-5 * To the Dark Tower [Julia MacRae, Nov 1992; Red Fox, Nov 1994] ISBN 1-85681-086-0 £8.99, 184pp, hardcover Young Adult Fantasy dreams by boy cause people in real world to stay unconscious (also according to "The Encyclopedia of Fantasy", John Clute & John Grant, St.Martin's, 1997, p.533) See HORROR Beverly Keller, full name Beverly Lou Keller (1930?-): Locus/Contento lists: * A Small, Elderly Dragon [Morrow, Jun 1984] ISBN 0-688-02553-6 Juvenile Fantasy David H. Keller, full name David Henry Keller (1880-1966): Prolific Science Fiction, Fantasy, Horror, and Occult Detective author and poet whose first professional publication was at age 15. He sometimes used the pseudonyms "Henry Cecil" and "Amy Worth." Almost all of his published work appeared in science fiction and Fantasy magazines, as self-published chapbooks, with small presses, in small semi-pro and fanzines, and his bibliography is rather complicated as a result. Mike Ashley considers his Horror and Fantasy superior to his Science Fiction, and points out a "femmes fatale" anti-feminist slant. Short Fiction (this is only the tip of the iceberg): * "The Revolt of the Pedestrians" [Amazing Stories, 1928] * "The Menace" [Amazing Stories Quarterly, 1928] * many stories in "Weird Tales" magazine, including: * "The Thing in the Cellar" [Weird Tales, 1932; 1940] * the "Tales from Cornwall" series (10 of 15 published, but mostly in "Magazine of Horror"): * "The Battle of the Toads" [Weird Tales, 1929] * "The Oak Tree" [Magazine of Horror, 1969] Cabell influence * "Tiger Cat" [Weird Tales, 1937] femme fatale * "The Bridle" [Weird Tales, 1942] femme fatale * the "Taine of San Francisco" Occult Detective series * "Wolf Hollow Bubbles" [1933] chapbook, gigantic cancer cells * "The Tree of Evil" [Wonder Stories, 1934] mind-altering drug transforms entire village * Binding De Luxe [Marvel Tales, 1934] femme fatale Books authored include: * The Devil and the Doctor [1940] Jehovah as the bad guy * The Eternal Conflict [partially as "Le Duel sans Fin", France: Les Primaires, 1939; Prime, 1949] Goddess * A Figment of a Dream [1962] posthumous chapbook * The Final War [1949] chapbook * The Folsom Flint [1969] story collection, Paul Spencer intro * La Guerre du Lierre ("The Ivy Wall") [France, 1936] story collection in French * The Homunculus [1949?; Prime, 1950] Lilith and Pan distract a mad doctor from his effective creation of an alchemical homunculus * The Lady Decides [1950] allegory set in Spain * The Last Magician [1978] chapbook story collection edited by Patrick H. Adkins, includes incomplete autobiographical essay "Half a Century of Writing" * Life Everlasting and Other Stories [Avalon Newark 1949; Hyperion, 1975] novel + 10 stories * Life Everlasting and Other Tales of Science, Fantasy and Horror [1947] best-of collection, editors Sam Moskowitz and Will Sykora * Men of Avalon [1935] chapbook * The Sign of the Burning Hart: A Tale of Arcadia [France, 1938] linked story collection, in English [National Fantasy Fan, 1948] 4 stories * The Solitary Hunters & the Abyss [New Era, 1948] 2 novels in one volume in "The Abyss" a chewing-gum distributed in New York City contains a psychedelic drug which brings neo-barbarism and a dark pseudo-religion (this influenced Brian Aldiss' "Barefoot in the Head", various New Wave fictions, and the poem "Time Gum") * Songs of a Spanish Lover [1924] poetry * Tales from Underwood [Pellegrini & Cudahy, 1952] 23 stories * The Television Detective [1938] chapbook * The Thought Projector [1929 chapbook; Stellar, 1930] * The Waters of Lethe [1937] chapbook Anthologies Edited: * The Ultimate Dracula (with co-editors Megan Miller and Byron Preiss) (see Byron Preiss) * The Ultimate Frankenstein (with co-editors Megan Miller, John Gregory Betancourt, and Byron Preiss) (see Byron Preiss) * The Ultimate Werewolf (with co-editors Megan Miller, John Gregory Betancourt, and Byron Preiss) (see Byron Preiss) References: * Fanomena [March 1948] special issue devoted to David H. Keller (according to "The Encyclopedia of Fantasy", John Clute & John Grant, St.Martin's, 1997, p.533; and Locus/Contento for the anthologies) See HORROR Donald G. Keller: Locus/Contento lists: Short Fiction: * {to be done} Books Edited: * The Horns of Elfland (co-editors Ellen Kushner and Delia Sherman) Heather Kellerhals-Stewart (1937-): Locus/Contento lists: * Stuck Fast in Yesterday [Canada: Groundwood, 1983] ISBN 0-88899-024-3 Juvenile Fantasy [U.S.: Salem House] $5.95, order from: Salem House c/o Mercedes Distribution Center, Inc. 160 Imlay St., Brooklyn NY 11231 Jonathan Kellerman (1949-): Locus/Contento lists: * Jonathan Kellerman's ABC of Weird Creatures [A.S.A.P., Nov 1995] no ISBN, $50.00, 66pp, hardcover Children's poetry/picture book of imaginary beasts, illustrated by author. A signed, limited hardcover of 150 copies; a trade paperback edition ($25.00) of 324 copies was announced but not seen. Order from: A.S.A.P. Publishing 23852 Via Navarra Mission Viejo, CA 92691 (714) 455-1319 Arnold Kellet: Locus/Contento lists: Short Fiction: * {to be done} Books Edited: * The Dark Side (see: Guy de Maupassant) Edward Kelley [1555-1595]: Scryer of IRELAND according to John Dee (see John Dee); see also EXTRA-SENSORY PERCEPTION (according to "The Encyclopedia of Fantasy", John Clute & John Grant, St.Martin's, 1997, p.534) Leo P. Kelley: * The Accidental Earth [Belmont, 1970] * The Coins of Murph [Berkley, 1971] * The Counterfeits [Belmont, 1967] * The Earthtripper [Fawcett Gold Medal, 1973] * Mythmaster [Dell, 1973] * Mindmix [Fawcett Gold Medal, 1972] * Odyssey to Earthdeath [Belmont, 1968] * Time Rogue [Lancer, 1970] * Time: 110100 [Walker, 1972] Thomas P. Kelley (1905-1982): Fantasy author of CANADA (according to "The Encyclopedia of Fantasy", John Clute & John Grant, St.Martin's, 1997, p.534) Pamela Kellino, pseudonym of Pamela Mason Marjorie Bradley Kellog (1946-): Active Member of Science Fiction Writers of America no known Web home page: Locus/Contento lists: Short Fiction: * {to be done} Books: * the "Lear's Daughters" Science Fiction series about a planet with spectacularly intense weather patterns: * The Wave and the Flame (co-author William B. Rossow) [NAL/Signet, June 1986] ISBN 0-451-14269-1, $3.50, 358pp, paperback [Gollancz, Sep 1987] ISBN 0-575-04109-9, £10.95, 368pp, hardcover [Gollancz, June 1988] ISBN 0-575-04277-X, £3.50, 358pp, paperback * Reign of Fire (co-author William B. Rossow) [NAL/Signet, Oct 1986] ISBN 0-451-14526-7, $3.50, 382pp, paperback [Gollancz, Mar 1988] ISBN 0-575-04157-9, £11.95, 382pp, hardcover [Gollancz, Nov 1988] ISBN 0-575-04342-3, £3.99, 382pp, paperback * Lear's Daughters (co-author William B. Rossow) [Science Fiction Book Club #107003, Apr 1987] Omnibus edition $8.98, 725pp, hardcover * the "The Dragon Quartet" of Fantasy/Dragon novels: * The Book of Earth [DAW, Feb 1995] ISBN, $4.99, 335pp, paperback * The Book of Water [DAW, Sep 1997] ISBN 0-88677-688-0, $5.99, 335pp, paperback * Harmony [Penguin/Roc, Sep 1991] Ecological Science Fiction ISBN 0-451-45109-0 e-mail Marjorie Bradley Kellog e-mail Marjorie Bradley Kellog old, inavlid? Erin E. Kelly, White Wolf RPG novelization editor: * The World of Darkness: City of Darkness: Unseen (co-author Stewart Wieck) [White Wolf, Apr 1995] 19 stories, Dark Fantasy ISBN 1-56504-810-5, $5.99, 400pp, paperback Role-Playing Game-related * The World of Darkness: The Splendour Falls [White Wolf, July 1995] 22 stories ISBN 1-56504-863-6, $5.99, 378pp, paperback Original anthology, "Changeling: The Dreaming" Role-Playing Game-related James Patrick Kelly: Active Member of Science Fiction Writers of America James Patrick Kelly cool home page has excerpts of novels, complete short stories, poems, essays, and makes for better-than-average web reading e-mail James Patrick Kelly e-mail James Patrick Kelly old, known to be invalid Novels And Collections: * Planet of Whispers [hardcover, Bluejay Books, July 1984; (paperback) Tor Books, July 1985] * Freedom Beach (co-author John Kessel) [hardcover, Bluejay Books, October 1985; paperback, Tor Books, December 1986] * Look Into The Sun [hardcover, Tor Books, April 1989; paperback Tor Books, February 1990; Mandarin, July 1990] * Heroines [Author's Choice Monthly #9 (hardcover & paperback collection) Pulphouse Publishing, May 1990] * Wildlife [hardcover, Tor Books, February 1994; paperback, Tor Books, July 1995] * Think Like a Dinosaur and Other Stories [hardcover collection, Golden Gryphon Press, August 1997] 14 stories, including Hugo-winning novelette "Think Like a Dinosaur"; John Kessel foreword; order from: Golden Gryphon Press 364 West Country Lane Collinsville IL 62234 (618) 344-4637 Short Fiction: * "Death Therapy" [Fantasy & Science Fiction, July 1978] * "Not To The Swift" [Fantasy & Science Fiction, February 1979] * "Flight of Fancy" [Fantasy & Science Fiction, June 1979] * "The Fear That Men Call Courage" [Fantasy & Science Fiction, September 1980] * "Homo Neuter" [Analog Yearbook II, ed. Stanley Schmidt, Ace, March 1981] * "Last Contact" [Amazing, July 1981] * "Identity Crisis" [Twilight Zone, August 1981] * "In Memory Of" [Universe 12, ed. Terry Carr, Doubleday, April 1982] * "The Cruelest Month" [Fantasy & Science Fiction, June 1983] * "Still Time" [Asimov's Science Fiction, August 1983] * "Friend" (co-author John Kessel) [Fantasy & Science Fiction, January 1984] * "The F&SF Diet" [Fantasy & Science Fiction, March 1984] * "Saint Theresa of the Aliens" [Asimov's Science Fiction, June 1984] * "Freedom Beach" (co-author John Kessel) [Fantasy & Science Fiction, August 1984] * "Crow" [Asimov's Science Fiction, September 1984] * "The Empty World" [Asimov's Science Fiction, November 1984] * "Solstice" [Asimov's Science Fiction, June 1985] * "The Last" [Fantasy & Science Fiction, June 1985] * "Rat" [Fantasy & Science Fiction, June 1986] * "The Prisoner Of Chillon" [Asimov's Science Fiction, June 1986] * "Glass Cloud" [Asimov's Science Fiction, June 1987] * "Daemon" [Fantasy & Science Fiction, November 1987] * "Heroics" [Asimov's Science Fiction, November 1987] * "Home Front" [Asimov's Science Fiction, June 1988] * "Dancing With The Chairs" [Asimov's Science Fiction, March 1989] * "Faith" Asimov's Science Fiction, June 1989] * "The Propagation of Light in a Vacuum" [Universe 1, ed. Robert Silverberg & Karen Haber, Doubleday, April 1990] * "Mr. Boy" [Asimov's Science Fiction, June 1990] * "Pogrom" [Fires of the Past:Thirteen Contemporary Fantasies About Home Towns, ed. Anne Jordan, St Martin's Press, March 1991; Asimov's Science Fiction, January 1991] * "Standing in Line with Mister Jimmy" [Asimov's Science Fiction, June 1991] * "Monsters" [Asimov's Science Fiction, June 1992] * "Chemistry" [Asimov's Science Fiction, June 1993] * "Big Guy" [Asimov's Science Fiction, June 1994] * "Grandfather Christmas" (co-author Robert Frazier) [Asimov's Science Fiction, December 1994] * "Think Like A Dinosaur" [Asimov’s Science Fiction, June 1995] * "The True History of the End of the World" (co-authors Jonathan Lethem, John Kessel and James Patrick Kelly, Fantasy & Science Fiction, October/November 1995] * The First Law of Thermodynamics" [Intersections, ed. John Kessel, Tor Books, January 1996; Asimov's Science Fiction, December 1996] * "Breakaway, Backdown" [Asimov's Science Fiction, June 1996] * "Why the Bridge Stopped Singing" [Fantasy & Science Fiction, September 1996] * "Itsy Bitsy Spider" [Asimov's Science Fiction, June 1997] * "Bierhorst, R. G., Seera, B. L. and Jannifer, R. P. 'Proof of the Existence of God and an Afterlife.' Journal of Experimental Psychology. Volume 95, Spring, 2007, pages 32-36." [Asimov's Science Fiction (scheduled)] Plays: * "The Propagation of Light in a Vacuum" * "Breakaway. Backdown" * "A Swim in the Laughing Soup" Poetry: * "Sea Change" [Amazing, September 1982] * "Lepidopteran" [Asimov's Science Fiction, December 1988] * "Turning into Animals" [Asimov's Science Fiction, April 1989] * "Afterlife" [Asimov's Science Fiction, December 1989] * "Spellbound" [Heroines, Pulphouse, May 1990] * "A Dragon's Yuletide Shopping List" (co-author Robert Frazier) [Asimov's Science Fiction, December 1990] * "Christmas Father" (co-author Robert Frazier) [Asimov's Science Fiction, December 1991] * "The Two Cultures" [Asimov's Science Fiction, May 1992] * "The Physicist, Falling" [Asimov's Science Fiction, November 1992] * "Looking Glass" (co-author Robert Frazier) [Asimov's Science Fiction, December 1992] * "Frankenfood" Asimov's Science Fiction, October 1993] * "Christmas Morning, 2015" Asimov's Science Fiction, December 1995] Essays: *"Looking Back on Cyberpunk through Mirrorshades" [Short Form, Spring 1987] * "Writers' Workshops" [Bulletin of the Science Fiction Writers of America, Winter 1988] * "Heirs Apparent: Allen Steele" [Short Form, February 1990] * "Heirs Apparent: Kathe Koja" [Short Form, September 1990] * "You and Your Characters" [Writing Science Fiction and Fantasy, ed. Gardner Dozois et.al, St. Martins Press, May 1991] * "Brief Encounters: The Magazine Review, Fantasy & Science Fiction, May 1994" [New York Review of Science Fiction, June 1994] * "Brief Encounters: The Magazine Review, Asimov's, November 1994" [New York Review of Science Fiction, August 1994] * "Brief Encounters: The Magazine Review, Science Fiction Age, September 1994" [New York Review of Science Fiction, September 1994] * "Brief Encounters: The Magazine Review, Analog, December 1994" [New York Review of Science Fiction, November 1994] * "Brief Encounters: The Magazine Review, Century Number One" [New York Review of Science Fiction, April 1995] * "Murder Your Darlings" [Writer's Digest, July 1995] * "Making Monsters" [Paragons, ed. Robin Wilson, Ace Books, April 1996] * "Dancing With Nancy" [Dancing On Air, by Nancy Kress, Tachyon Press (scheduled)] Planetarium Shows: * Destiny Or Discovery [Christa McAuliffe Planetarium, Concord, New Hampshire, opened October, 1992 and continuing] Reprints: see James Patrick Kelly's home page Ken Kelly (1946-): Fantasy artist and illustrator, noted for Robert E. Howard book covers (according to "The Encyclopedia of Fantasy", John Clute & John Grant, St.Martin's, 1997, p.534) Locus/Contento lists: * The Art of Ken Kelly [Friedlander Publishing Group, Nov 1990] ISBN 0-9627154-0-9, $19.95, 95pp, trade paperback, 41 full-color plates + black-and-white illustrations + full-color foldout + Frank Frazetta introduction Richard Kelly: pseudonym of Richard Laymon (1947-) Horror novelist: * Midnight's Lair [London: W. H. Allen, June 1988] ISBN 0-491-03228-5 , £12.95, 253pp, hardcover * Tread Softly [Tor, 1987; London: W. H. Allen, June 1987] ISBN 0-491-03327-3, £11.95, 285pp, hardcover ISBN 0-352-32097-4, £2.99, 285pp, paperback See HORROR Robert Kelly: * The Scorpions [Doubleday, 1967] Robert Kelly: English Literature professor at Bard College, extremely prolific poet; has tried to write Science Fiction poetry (self-described goal is to write "everything") but hampered by having a literally medieval mind, unable to get anything from modern Science except terminology and vague images. Oddly enough, Robert Kelly was once appointed Writer in Residence at Caltech, and Your Humble Webmaster took various courses from him. He was widely read, and played the pipe-organ wonderfully. As an example of his non-grasp of science, he once mentioned that he thought that airplanes flew because the faster something moves, the lighter it becomes (a curious inversion of Einsteinian Relaivity) and thus, he concluded, if a fast-moving car ran over your foot, it would not crush your toes. He once cribbed a poem from a science article by Ctein (see Ctein). Robert Kelly (1935-) (not to be confused with above entry): Locus/Contento lists: Short Fiction: * {to be done} Books: * The Cloud People [TSR, Oct 1991] ISBN 1-56076-077-X, $3.95, 311pp, trade paperback Science Fiction Ronald Kelly, a.k.a. Ron Kelly: Horror author mostly using Tennessee settings; Locus/Contento lists: Short Fiction: * {to be done} Books: * Blood Kin [Zebra, June 1996] ISBN 0-8217-5331-2, $4.99, 381pp, paperback * Father's Little Helper [Zebra, Nov 1992] ISBN 0-8217-3957-3 $4.50, 384pp, paperback * Fear [Zebra, Sep 1994] ISBN 0-8217-4693-6, $4.50, 477pp, paperback * Hindsight [Zebra, Jan 1990] ISBN 0-8217-2869-5, $3.95, 350pp, paperback * Moon of the Werewolf [Zebra, Dec 1991] ISBN 0-8217-3625-6, $4.50, 368pp, paperback, set in Ireland and Kentucky * Pitfall [Zebra, July 1990] ISBN 0-8217-3069-X, $3.95, 320pp, paperback * The Possession [Zebra, Nov 1993] ISBN 0-8217-4368-6, $4.50, 381pp, paperback * Something Out There [Zebra, Mar 1991] ISBN 0-8217-3338-9 Horror set in Tennessee See HORROR Walt Kelly, pseudonym of Walter Crawford Kelly (1913-1973): important comix writer-artist who worked first for Disney, and is best-known for the widely-syndicated "Pogo" comic strip and books. Your Humble Webmaster had the pleasure of meeting him in New York City, at the offices of the short-lived World-Journal Tribune, where I also first met Tom Wolfe Frank Kelly-Freas, a.k.a. Frank Kelly Freas: the Dean of Science Fiction/Fantasy Illustrators Short Fiction: * {to be done} Judith Kelman, full name Judith Ann Kelman (1945-): Horror novelist; Locus/Contento lists: Short Fiction: * {to be done} Books: * Prime Evil [Berkley, Sep 1986; Mandarin, Mar 1993] Horror * While Angels Sleep [?, 1988; Grafton, June 1990] ISBN 0-586-20782-1 See HORROR Kelvin: unit of temperature on the absolute temperature scale; absolute zero (as cold as possible in this universe) is 0 degrees Kelvin, and the size of each degree is the same as with Celsius (Centigrade). Gene Kemp (1926-): Locus/Contento lists: Short Fiction: * {to be done} Anthologies Edited: * Ghosts, Ghouls, & Other Nightmares [Viking UK 1992; Penguin/Puffin, Sep 1995] ISBN 0-14-037858-8 Young Adult Horror/Ghosts (14 stories) * The Puffin Book of Ghosts and Ghouls [Viking UK 1992; Puffin, Oct 1993] ISBN 0-14-034748-8 Young Adult Horror/Ghosts See HORROR H. Kemp, pseudonym of Harold Hersey Robin Kemp: Science Fiction novelist; Locus/Contento lists: * Equinox [The Book Guild, Nov 1989] ISBN 0-86332-399-5 Floyd Kemske: * Human Resources: A Corporate Nightmare [North Haven CT: Catbird, Oct 1995] $12.95, 223pp, trade paperback, Satire/Vampire: maybe modern corporate culture is really run by bloodsuckers e-mail Catbird Carol Kendall, full name Carol Seegar Kendall (1917-): Started in Mystery/Detective genre: * The Black Seven [1946] * The Other Side of the Tunnel [London: 1956] Fantasy (the "Minnipins" series; a "Minnipin" is very like a J.R.R. Tolkien "Hobbit"): * The Firelings [Atheneum, 1982; Ace, July 1986] ISBN 0-441-23865-3 Young Adult Fantasy/Volcano * The Gammage Cup [Harcourt Brace, 1959; HBJ/Voyager, Apr 1986] ISBN 0-15-634277-4 Young Adult Fantasy * The Whisper of Glocken [Harcourt Brace, 1965; HBJ/Voyager, Apr 1986] ISBN 0-15-295699-9 Young Adult Fantasy Sequel to The Gammage Cup Gordon Kendall: pseudonym of Susan M. Shwartz & S. N. Lewitt (Shariann Lewitt): * White Wing [Tor, July 1985] ISBN 0-812-54297-5 SPACE OPERA Carleton Kendrake, pseudonym of Erle Stanley Gardner Walter Kendrick, full name Walter M. Kendrick (1947-): Locus/Contento lists: Short Fiction: * {to be done} Books: * The Thrill of Fear: 250 Years of Scary Entertainment [Grove Weidenfeld, Nov 1991] ISBN 0-8021-1162-9 $19.95, 292pp, hardcover nonfiction historical survey of Horror books, films, and pop culture paraphrenalia; useful bibliography See HORROR James Kendricks, pseudonym of Gardner F. Fox Sharice Kendyl: pseudonym of Sharry Michels; author of Romance novels set in futuristic Science Fiction scenarios; Locus/Contento lists: * To Share a Sunset [Leisure, Oct 1990] ISBN 0-8439-3006-3, $3.95, 368pp, paperback, romance on an alien planet's desert James Kennaway, pseudonym of James E. Peebles: * The Mind Benders [Athenaeum, 1963; Signet] Patricia Kennealy, a.k.a. Patricia Kennealy-Morrison (1946-): [due to her pagan marriage to Rock legend/poet Jim Morrison (1943-1971)] * the "Keltiad" Celtic Fantasy series, intended to be 12 volumes, set on the planet Keltia, and mixing Arthurian legends with extraterrestrial tropes, listed below in series order: * The Silver Branch [NAL, Dec 1988; NAL Signet, Oct 1989; Grafton] 3rd of the "Aeron" series although published 1st * The Copper Crown [Bluejay, Feb '85] ISBN 0-312-94062-9 [NAL; Signet; Grafton] 1st of the "Aeron" series * The Throne of Scone [Bluejay, May 1986] ISBN 0-312-94424-1 [NAL; Signet; Grafton] 2nd of the "Aeron" series * The Hawk's Gray Feather [NAL/Roc, May 1990] ISBN 0-451-45005-1 4th of "The Keltiad" series, 1st of the "Tales of Arthur" series * The Oak Above the Kings [Penguin/Roc, May 1994] ISBN 0-451-45352-2 5th of "The Keltiad" series, 2nd of the "Tales of Arthur" series 1st of the series published under the name Kennealy-Morrison * The Hedge of Mist [HarperPrism, Mar 1996] ISBN 0-06-105230-2 6th of "The Keltiad" series, 3rd of the "Tales of Arthur" series * Blackmantle [HarperPrism, Sep 1997] ISBN 0-06-105231-0 Edward Donald Kennedy: critic; Locus/Contento lists: * King Arthur: A Casebook [Garland, Feb 1996] ISBN 0-8153-0495-1 Arthurian legend appraised in the light of major trends in literary portrayals; 16 essays (see T.H. White) extensive author's introduction; detailed bibliography; Garland Publishing 717 Fifth Avenue, Suite 2500 New York NY 10022-8101 (212) 751-7447 J. Gerald Kennedy, full name John Gerald Kennedy (1947-): Locus/Contento lists: Short Fiction: * {to be done} Books Edited: * Narrative of Arthur Gordon Pym of Nantucket and Related Tales (See Edgar Allan Poe) John Kennedy: Active Member of Science Fiction Writers of America no known home page e-mail John Kennedy e-mail John Kennedy old, invalid? John Kennedy: Index to at least 2 publications John Fitzgerald Kennedy, nominal author of the nonfiction * Profiles in Courage [?] actually by Ted Sorenson? As a fan of James Bond, he helped catapault Ian Fleming to celebrity. John Fitzgerald Kennedy was the leader whose bold decision enabled human travel to the Moon in the 1960s. This has resulted in his being a character in numerous Science Fiction works (such as the film "Apollo 13" and the HBO TV series "From the Earth to the Moon"]. Similarly, his assassination by what a vast majority of Americans believe to be a conspiracy puts him uncomfortably in the center of a vast literature of the paranoid. John M. Kennedy, born New York City 13 Sep 1921, son of Edward Kennedy and Annette Chevalier, married Adele Pattin (author and Fellow of Masters & Johnson Institute) 26 Nov 1952, children: Jo, Emily, Edward; author/illustrator: Making Electricity Work, 1959 Science Kit Manuals for International Rectifier, Inc., 1963 contributor: American Poetry Anthology, 1983; B.S.E.E. 1944 Lehigh University; certificate of commercial photography 1947 School of Modern Photography, New York City; postgraduate at New School of Social Research, UCLA, USC, others; Technical Editor 1950-52 Edo Aircraft Co., New York City; Technical Editor 1955-56 The Austin Company, Special Devices Division, New York City; Design Engineer 1956 Nemos Corp., Bronx NY; Engineering Section Head 1957-62 Merganthaler Linotype Co., Bedford-Stuyvesant NY; Senior Staff Engineer 1962-? Hughes Aircraft Co., Los Angeles; served to 1st Lieutenant parachute infantry 1943-46 U.S. Army, Greenland; member: National Writers Club Inc., Academy of Science Fiction Fantasy & Horror Films Leigh Kennedy (1951-): Author of marginally Science Fictional or Fantastic mainstream literary novels; Locus/Contento lists: Short Fiction: * {to be done} Books: * Faces [Jonathan Cape, Feb 1986; Atlantic Monthly Press, Aug 1987] ISBN 0-87113-140-4 10 stories, marginally Science Fictional or Fantastic * The Journal of Nicholas the American [Jonathan Cape, Oct 1986; Atlantic Monthly Press, 1986] ISBN 0-87113-108-0 [St. Martin's, Apr 1988] ISBN 0-312-90974-8) Science Fiction (protagonist an Empath: see EXTRA-SENSORY PERCEPTION) Nominated for Nebula Award * Saint Hiroshima [Methuen, 1989; Harcourt Brace Jovanovich, Apr 1990] ISBN 0-15-179160-0 P. Kennedy, pseudonym of Harold Hersey Peggy Kennedy: expert in running Masquerades at Science Fiction Conventions * Kennedy Masquerade Compendium, Revised Edition [Firepearl, Oct '84] no ISBN, $10.00, 110pp, paperback Richard Kennedy, full name Richard Jerome Kennedy (1932-): Locus/Contento lists only "Amy's Eyes" of the books below: Short Fiction: * {to be done} Books: * The Blue Stone [1976] Juvenile Fantasy chapbook * Come Again in the Spring [1977] Juvenile Fantasy chapbook * The Dark Princess [1978] Juvenile Fantasy chapbook * Inside My Feet: The Story of a Giant [1979] Juvenile Fantasy chapbook * The Lost Kingdom of Karnica [1979] Juvenile Fantasy chapbook * The Leprechaun's Story [1979] Juvenile Fantasy chapbook * The Mouse God [1979] Juvenile Fantasy chapbook * The Boxcar at the Center of the Universe [1979] Juvenile Fantasy chapbook * Crazy in Love [1980] Young Adult Fantasy * Amy's Eyes [Harper & Row, 1985] ISBN 0-06-023219-6 Young Adult Fantasy, see Dolls * Richard kennedy: Collected Stories [1987] story collection (also according to "The Encyclopedia of Fantasy", John Clute & John Grant, New York: St.Martin's, 1997, p.535) Thomas E. Kennedy: * The Book of Angels [e-mail Wordcraft of Oregon, May 1997] ISBN 1-877655-23-6 Contemporary Fantasy William Kennedy, full name William Joseph Kennedy, Jr.: best-selling American mainstream author Locus/Contento lists: * Quinn's Book [Jonathan Cape, 1988; Picador, June 1989] Fantasy William P. Kennedy: Locus/Contento lists: * The Masakado Lesson [St. Martin's Press, 1986; Gold Eagle, Oct 1988] ISBN 0-373-62105-1 Japanese Supercomputer espionage thriller X.J. Kennedy, pseudonym of Joe Kennedy Kennedy Space Center: NASA's facility at Cape Canaveral, used for manned launches, abbreviated KSC. Rick Kennett (1956-): Locus/Contento lists: Short Fiction: * {to be done} Books: * No. 472 Cheyne Walk: Carnacki: The Untold Stories (see co-author A. F. Kidd) * The Reluctant Ghost-Hunter [Haunted Library, Oct 1991] No ISBN Volume 3 in the "Psychic Sleuths" series £2.50, 35pp, 3 stories (2 new) about ghost-hunter Ernie Pine Charles J. Kenny, pseudonym of Erle Stanley Gardner Brad Kent, house name and pseudonym of Dennis T. Hughes, Maurice Hugi Cameron Kent: Locus/Contento lists: * Make Me Disappear [Royal Fireworks Press, 1995] ISBN 0-88092-100-5 $5.00, 141pp, trade paperback, Young Adult Fantasy/Magic Royal Fireworks Printing Co. First Avenue Unionville, NY 10988 add $3.00 shipping. Gordon Kent, pseudonym of E. C. Tubbs Kelvin Kent, pseudonym of Arthur K. Barnes (1911-1969), and Henry Kuttner (individually and as collaborators) Mallory Kent, pseudonym of R. W. Lowndes Melanie Kent: * Quantum Leap XV: Heat Wave [Boulevard, Nov 1997] ISBN 1-57297-312-9 TV show novelization/spinoff Paul Kent, pseudonym of John Toombs (1927- ): Locus/Contento lists: * The Crib [Bantam, Apr 1987] Horror ISBN 0-553-26650-0 See HORROR Philip Kent, pseudonym of Kenneth Bulmer Richard Kent, pseudonym of Roswell Williams Bernard J. Kenton, pseudonym of Jerome Siegel L. P. Kenton, pseudonym of Robert L. Fanthorpe Chris Kenworthy, full name Christopher I. Kenworthy, Science Fiction/Horror/Slipstream anthologist; Locus/Contento lists: Short Fiction: * {to be done} Anthologies Edited: * Science of Sadness [Barrington, Mar 1994] ISBN 1-897729-69-3 Original Horror/Science Fiction from: Bartle Hall Liverpool Rd Hutton, Preston, Lancs PR4 5HB U.K. See HORROR * Sugar Sleep [Barrington, Apr 1993] ISBN 1-897729-01-4 Original, 13 "slipstream" stories * The Sun Rises Red [Barrington, Oct 1992] ISBN 1-897729-00-6 Original Science Fiction, 7 "left-wing" stories Ernest M. Kenyon: * Roque Golen [Popular, 1977] or should that be "Rogue Golem" ??? Kay Kenyon: Active Member of Science Fiction Writers of America Locus/Contento lists: Short Fiction: * {to be done} Books: * The Seeds of Time [Bantam Spectra, June 1997] ISBN 0-553-57681-X Ecological TIME TRAVEL Science Fiction e-mail Kay Kenyon Paul Kenyon, pseudonym of Bob Vardeman Robert O. Kenyon, pseudonym of Henry Kuttner Johann Kepler (1571-1630): astronomer of GERMANY who used Tycho Brahe's data to determine the three laws of the orbits of planets, which are used today, but were not derived from first principles until Isaac Newton. He was also an astrologer, and his mother was a witch persecuted by the Inquisition. See: 1592, 1597, 1600 in 16th Century See: 1600, 1601, 1604, 1606, and especially 1609 in 17th Century Susan Alice Kerby, pseudonym of Elizabeth Burton (1908-): British author resident in CANADA Books: * Miss Carter and the Ifrit [1945] see "Genie" * Mr. Kronion [1949] Greek Myth in rural England after World War II * Gone to Grass [1948; as "The Roaring Dove", USA] (according to "The Encyclopedia of Fantasy", John Clute & John Grant, New York: St.Martin's, 1997, p.535) Gregory Kern, pseudonym of E. C. Tubb (for "Cap Kennedy" series) Eileen Kernaghan, full name Eileen Shirley Monk Kernaghan (1939-):