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J. T., pseudonym of Eric Temple Bell (abbreviation of "John Taine") Lou Tabakov: ISFDB lists: Short Fiction: * "The Astounding Adventures of Isaac Intrepid" [Analog, Aug 1979] (co-author Mike Resnick) Lou Tabakow: ISFDB lists: Short Fiction: * "Pest" [Astounding, Dec 1952] * "Faithfully Yours" [Astounding, Dec 1955] * "The Harley Helix" [Fantasy and Science Fiction, July 1959] Paul Tabor [Ph.D.] (5 Aug 1908-9 Nov 1974) Hungary-born (Budapest) British author/editor/journalist who was Director in London of the World Literary Service (1937-1941), then a television consultant for BBC-TV, then founder of the International Writers Guild. He followed in the footsteps of his father Cornelius Tabor in studying weird/occult materials. His fantasy and science fiction novels, under the pseudonym "Paul Tabori" include: * The Cleft [Pyramid, 1969] * The Demons of Sandora [Award, 1970] * The Doomsday Brain [Tandem, 1968] cyber-economics * The Green Rain [Pyramid, 1961] the dark side of terraforming * The Invisible Eye [Pyramid, 1967] * Solo [Low, 1949] * The Survivors [Consul, 1964] Chemically induced "make peace, not war" treatment backfires by leaving the U.K. open to attack * The Talking Tree [London: Sampson Low, 1950] Welsh psi fantasy * The Torture Machine [Pyramid, 1969] Paul Tabori, pseudonym of Paul Tabor Max Tadlock: Short Fiction: * "Cause of Death" [Galaxy, Nov 1955] John F. D. Taff: Short Fiction: * "The Two of Guns" [Eldritch Tales, Winter 1991] * "Track Eight" [Shock Rock II, ed.Jeff Gelb, Pocket, 1994] * "Three Silent Things" [Aberrations, no.25, 1994] * "Omnimpotent" [Aberrations, No.25, 1994] * "A New Lease on Life" [Midnight Zoo, vol.4, no.1, 1994] * "Fluid Motion" [Aberrations, Jan 1994] * "Shiny Red Nails" [Aberrations, Aug 1995] * "The Dark Level" [Deathrealm, Autumn 1995] * "Orifice" [Fear the Fever, ed. Jeff Gelb and Michael Garrett, Pocket Books, 1996] 0-671-53765-2 * "Just A Phone Call Away" Nonfiction: * "Obituaries" [Aberrations, Sep 1996] * "Obituaries" [Aberrations, May 1996] * "Obituaries" [Aberrations, July 1996] Terry Tafoya: Short Fiction: * "A Legend of the Hellers" [Sword of Chaos, ed. Marion Zimmer Bradley, DAW, 1982] * "Tupilak" [Sword and Sorceress III, ed. Marion Zimmer Bradley, DAW, 1986] John Taine, best-known pseudonym of Eric Temple Bell: * The Cosmic Geoids [Fantasy Publishing Co. Inc., 1949] novel + story * The Crystal Horde [Fantasy, 1952] a.k.a. White Lilly [Dover, 1966] * The Forbidden Garden [Fantasy, 1947] * G.O.G. 666 [Fantasy, 1954] * The Gold Tooth [Dutton, 1927; Burr, 1929] * The Greatest Adventure [Dutton, 1929; Ace; Dover] * Green Fire [Dutton, 1928; Fantasy Publishing Co. Inc., 1952] * The Iron Star [Dutton, 1930; Fantasy Publishing Co. Inc., 1952; Hyperion] * Seeds of Life [Fantasy, 1951; Galaxy Novel #13; Dover] * The Time Stream [Buffalo, 1946; Dover; Garland, 1976] * Quayle's Invention [Dutton, 1927] * The Purple Sapphire [Dutton, 1924; Dover] George B. Tait, Civil Engineer/Metallurgist/Astronomer/Author in Scotland who used pseudonym "Alan Barclay." That makes him and Dr. Christine Carmichael the two leading Scottish Metallurgist-Science Fiction authors. 20+ works of short fiction in British Nova magazines, "Jacko" series in New Worlds (1954-1957) Rumiko Takahashi (1957-): Japanese Anime filmmaker George Takei: World-famous as starship navigator "Mr.Sulu" in Star Trek, George Takai has proven himself as an author as well. Novels: * Mirror Friend, Mirror Foe (coauthor Robert Lynn Asprin) [Ace, 1985] ISBN 0-441-53380-9, $2.75 Nonfiction Books: * To the Stars: The Autobiography of George Takei, Star Trek's Mr. Sulu [Pocket, 1994] ISBN 0-671-89008-5, $22.00 Short Nonfiction: * "Introduction to The Face on the Barroom Floor" [Star Trek: The New Voyages, ed. Sondra Marshak and Myrna Culbreath, Bantam Books, 1976] * "Afterword" [Harlan Ellison's The City on the Edge of Forever: The Original Teleplay That Became The Classic Star Trek Episode, ed. Harlan Ellison, White Wolf Publishing, 1996] ISBN 1-56504-964-0, $11.99 Dennis Takesako: * "Destroyer City" [Isaac Asimov's, Dec 1982] Trevor Talbert: SF artist Michael Talbot: Books: * The Delicate Dependency [1982] nominated for 1983 Locus Award Short Nonfiction: * "Quantum Physics and Reality" [Analog, Dec 1976] Stephen Tall: pseudonym of Compton N. Crook (1908-1981): Books -- the "Stardust" series: * The Stardust Voyages [Berkley, 1975] connected series of 6 stories * The Ramsgate Paradox [Berkley, 1976] * The People Beyond the Wall [Berkley, 1980] Short Fiction: * "The Lights on Precipice Peak" [Galaxy, Oct 1955] * "A Star Called Cyrene" [a.k.a "Seventy Light-Years from Sol", Worlds of Tomorrow, Nov 1966; The Stardust Voyages, 1975] * "Talk with the Animals" [Analog, Sep 1970] * "The Mad Scientist and The FBI" [Galaxy, Dec 1970] * "The Angry Mountain" [Fantasy and Science Fiction, June 1970] * "Allison, Carmichael and Tattersall" [Galaxy, Apr 1970] * "This is My Country" [Galaxy, Feb 1971] * "Birds Fly South in Winter" [Galaxy, Nov/Dec 1971; The Stardust Voyages, 1975] * "The Bear with the Knot on His Tail" [Fantasy and Science Fiction, May 1971; The 1972 Annual World's Best SF, eds. Donald A. Wollheim and Arthur W. Saha, DAW Books, 1972; World's Best SF: Series One, eds. Donald A. Wollheim and Arthur W. Saha, DAW, 1972; The Stardust Voyages, 1975] * "The Gods on Olympus" [Worlds of If, Sep/Oct 1972; The Stardust Voyages, 1975] * "Space Bounce" [Worlds of If, Sep/Oct 1973] * "The Invaders" [Worlds of If, Jul/Aug 1973; The Stardust Voyages, 1975] * "Mushroom World" [Fantasy and Science Fiction, Nov 1974; The Stardust Voyages, 1975] * "The Rock and the Pool" [Galaxy, Dec 1976] * "Chlorophyll" [Fantasy and Science Fiction, June 1976] * "The Man Who Saved the Sun" [Fantasy and Science Fiction, Jan 1977] * "The King is Dead. Long Live the Queen!" [Amazing Stories, Jan 1978] * "Home is the Hunter" [Analog, Aug 1979] * "The Merry Men of Methane" [Fantasy and Science Fiction, May 1980] * "The Hot and Cold Running Waterfall" [Isaac Asimov's, May 1980; Fantasy Annual IV, ed. Terry Carr, Timescape, 1981] ISBN 0-671-41273-6 Short Nonfiction: * "Foreword" [Berkley, 1975] Robert Tallant (20 Apr 1909-?1957?) American True Crime/Fantasy author "Angel in the Wardrobe" (New York: Doubleday, 1949) "Mrs. Candy and Saturday Night" (New York: Doubleday, 1947) "Mrs. Candy Strikes it Rich" (New York: Doubleday, 1954) "Voodoo in New Orleans" (non-fiction, True Crime) Robyn Tallis: pseudonym of Debra Doyle Cecilia Tan (1967-): Affiliate Member of Science Fiction Writers of America Cecilia Tan e-mail Cecilia Tan (Circlet Press) new Circlet Press is the first small press publisher to specialize in science fiction, fantasy, and horror with explicit erotic content. Their literary quality is high. e-mail Cecilia Tan (Circlet Press) old, invalid? Anthologies Edited: * Telepaths Don't Need Safewords and Other Stories from the Erotic Edge of SF/Fantasy [Circlet Press, 1992] ISBN 0-9633970-0-1, $2.95 * SexMagick: Women Conjuring Erotic Fantasy [Circlet Press, 1993] ISBN 0-9633970-4-4, $5.95 * Forged Bonds: Erotic Tales of High Fantasy [Circlet Press, 1993] ISBN 0-9633970-3-6, $4.95 * Worlds of Women: Sapphic Science Fiction Erotica [Circlet Press, 1994] ISBN 0-9633970-6-0, $5.95 * Wired Hard: Erotica for a Gay Universe [Circlet Press, 1994] ISBN 0-9633970-8-7, $7.95 * Technosex: Cyber Age Erotica [Circlet Press, 1994] ISBN 0-9633970-5-2, $7.95 * Blood Kiss [Circlet Press, 1994] ISBN 1-885865-00-7, $9.95 * The Beast Within [Circlet Press, 1994] ISBN 1-885865-01-5, $7.95 * Selling Venus [Circlet Press, 1995] ISBN 1-885865-05-8, $9.95 * SM Visions: The Best of Circlet Press [Masquerade Books, 1995]ISBN 1-56333-339-2, $10.95 * S/M Pasts [Circlet Press, 1995] ISBN 1-885865-06-6, $12.95 * S/M Futures [Circlet Press, 1995] ISBN 1-885865-02-3, $12.95 * Of Princes and Beauties: Adult Erotic Faerie Tales [Circlet Press, 1995] ISBN 1-885865-03-1, $7.95 * Genderflex [Circlet Press, Inc., 1996] ISBN 1-885865-??-?, $12.95 * Wired Hard 2: More Erotica for a Gay Universe [Circlet Press, 1997] ISBN 1-885865-11-2, $12.95 * Fetish Fantastic: Erotica on the Edge [Circlet Press, 1997] ISBN 1-885865-13-9, $12.95 * Cherished Blood: Vampire Erotica [Circlet Press, 1997] ISBN 1-885865-18-X, $12.95 Short Fiction: * "Telepaths Don't Need Safewords" [Telepaths Don't Need Safewords and Other Stories from the Erotic Edge of SF/Fantasy, 1992] * "Heart's Desire" [Telepaths Don't Need Safewords and Other Stories from the Erotic Edge of SF/Fantasy, 1992] * "Cat Scratch Fever" [Telepaths Don't Need Safewords and Other Stories from the Erotic Edge of SF/Fantasy, 1992] * "Summoning" [SexMagick: Women Conjuring Erotic Fantasy, 1993] * "Rock Steady" [Backstage Passes, ed. Amelia G, Rhinoceros, 1996] ISBN 1-56333-438-0, $6.95 Shaun Tan: SF Artist, winner of 1996 Ditmar Award for Best Original Artwork Eric Tanafon: * "The Noctuary" [Midnight Zoo, vol.2, no.4, 1992] Jayne Tannehill [Sturgeon]: * "Eclipse of the Son" [Chrysalis 2, ed. Roy Torgeson, Zebra, 1978] * "Last Words" [Analog, 25 May 1981] Bert Tanner: SF Artist Charles R. Tanner (19 Feb 1896-9 Jan 1974) American author who started with contest-winning "The Color of Space" (Science Wonder, Mar 1930) and is best known for the "Tumithak" series, which started with: "Tumithak of the Corridors" (Amazing Stories, Jan 1932; reprinted Feb 1967), a novella which Isaac Asimov particularly liked and recommended. The series continued with "Tumithak in Shawm" (Amazing Stories, June 1933) and "Tumithak of the Towers of Fire" (Super Science, Nov 1941). By an amazing coincidence, I had Charles R. Tanner's son as a student in one of the classes I taught, and he gave me a copy of a manuscript of an unpublished 4th story in the Tumithak series. I have, to date, failed to have it published, and an Italian anthology by Editrice Nord which was to have premiered it, after having published the other three stories. This unfortunately fell through. Perhaps someday soon in this very web domain... Short Fiction: * "The Color of Space" [Science Wonder Stories, Mar 1930] * "The Flight of the Mercury" [Science Wonder Stories, July 1930] * "The Vanishing Diamonds" [Amazing Stories, June 1938] * "The Stillwell Degravitator" [Amazing Stories, Feb 1941] * "Out of the Jar" [Stirring Science, Feb 1941] * "The Improbable" [Cosmic Stories, May 1941] * "Cham of the Hills" [Super Science, Aug 1942] * "The Luck of Enoch Higgins" [Fantastic Adventures, Aug 1942] * "The Revolt of the Machine Men" [Super Science, Nov 1942] * "Mutiny in the Void" [Planet Stories, Fall 1943] * "Mr. Garfinkle and the Leprechaun" [Other Worlds, Sep 1950] * "Johnny Goodturn" [Other Worlds, Nov 1950] * the "Tumithak" stories: * "Tumithak of the Corridors" [Amazing Stories, Jan 1932; Before the Golden Age, ed. Isaac Asimov, Doubleday & Company, Inc., 1974; Fawcett, 1974; Amazing Stories, Feb 1967; Fantastic, Oct 1979] * "Tumithak in Shawm" [Amazing Stories, June 1933; Before the Golden Age, ed. Isaac Asimov, Doubleday & Company, Inc., 1974; Fawcett, 1974] * "Tumithak and the Towers of Fire" [Super Science, Nov 1941] * "Angus MacAuliffe and the Gowden Tooch" [The Supernatural Reader, eds. Groff Conklin and Lucy Conklin, Philadelphia: Lippincott, 1953] Poetry: * "Edgar Rice Burroughs' The Princess of Mars" [Fantastic, Aug 1968] Short Nonfiction: * "Book Reviews: Fantasy Books" [Fantastic, Aug 1968] e-mail Charles R. Tanner's son Jim Jamie Tanner: SF Artist Jason A. Tanner: Associate Member of Science Fiction Writers of America * "Deep in the Mojo" [Odyssey (UK), no.0, ed. Liz Holliday, 1997] * "Six" [Odyssey (UK), no.1, 1997] * "Buzzard's Last Day in the Big Q" [Talebones, no.7, 1997] e-mail Jason A. Tanner Chris Tannlund: * "Be a Kathy Girl!" [Midnight Zoo, vol.3, no.5, 1993] David Tansey: Australia: Short Fiction: * "...And They Shall Wander All Their Days" [Aurealis #1, 1990] * "Manoeuvres Off the Great Attractor" [Aurealis #4, 1991] * "La Luna" [Aurealis #6, 1991] * "Farrant Formations" [Aurealis #7, 1992] Terry Tappouni: Poetry: * "Once and Future" [Excalibur, eds. Richard Gilliam, Martin H. Greenberg, Edward E. Kramer, Warner Aspect, 1995] ISBN 0-446-67084-7, $14.99 Don Tarbet: * "The Door To Oneness" [Amazing Stories, Mar 1988] * "The Last Reich" [Amazing Stories, Sep 1991] Jean Pierre Targete: SF Artist Booth Tarkington: best-selling American author, once ventured into fantasy/SF: * "Veiled Feminists of Atlantis" (1926) [Fantasy and Science Fiction, Feb 1968; When Women Rule, ed. Sam Moskowitz, Walker, 1972] Judith Tarr (1955-): Active Member of Science Fiction Writers of America Judith Tarr Novels: * The Isle of Glass [Corgi, 1987; Tor, 1986; Bantam U.K., 1986; Bluejay, 1985; Orb Books] * Hall of the Mountain King [Tor, 1987, 1988; Pan, 1988] * The Lady of Han-Gilen [Pan, 1989; Tor, 1987, 1989] * The Golden Horn [Tor, 1986; Corgi, 1987; Bantam (UK), 1986; Bluejay, 1985; Orb Books, 1993] * The Hounds of God [Corgi, 1988; Bantam UK, 1987; Tor, 1987; Bluejay, 1986; Orb Books, 1993] * A Fall of Princes [Tor, 1988, 1989; Pan, 1989] * Ars Magica [Bantam Spectra, 1989] * Alamut [1990] ISBN 0-553287-86-9 [Bantam Spectra, 1990; Science Fiction Book Club, 1990; Doubleday Foundation, 1989] * The Dagger and the Cross [Doubleday, 1991; Bantam Spectra, 1991; Doubleday Foundation, 1991] * Lord of the Two Lands [Tor, 1983, 1984] * Blood Feuds (coauthors S. M. Stirling, Judith Tarr, Susan Shwartz, Harry Turtledove) [Baen, 1993] * Throne of Isis [Tor, 1995; Tor/Forge, 1994] * King and Goddess [Tor/Forge, 1996] * Queen of Swords [Tor/Forge, 1997] * Avaryan Rising [Tor/Orb, 1997] * The White Mare's Child [May 1998] Omnibus editions: * The Hound and the Falcon Orb Books, 1993] Short Fiction: many, see her web site e-mail Judith Tarr e-mail Judith Tarr old, invalid? Donna Tartt (1964-): * The Secret History [1992] student conjure Dionysus in bacchanal (according to "The Encyclopedia of Fantasy", John Clute & John Grant, New York: St.Martins, 1997, p.922) Wade Tarzia: short story author and poet Short Fiction: * "Voyager's Tale" [Midnight Zoo, vol.3, no.6, 1993] * "St. Adriane's Thread" [Midnight Zoo, vol.3, no.12, 1993] Poetry: * "Pausing Between Meals" [Midnight Zoo, Jan 1991] * "Last Pass by a Magic Glass" [Midnight Zoo, Mar/Apr 1991] * "He Tallies His Accounts" [Midnight Zoo, Mar/Apr 1991] * "Necromancer Listening" [Midnight Zoo, vol.2, no.2, 1992] * "Assembly-line Chantey" [Midnight Zoo, vol.2, no.2, 1992] Short Nonfiction: * "Childe Roland's Squire" [Midnight Zoo, May/June 1991] Laurie Tashiro: Associate Member of Science Fiction Writers of America no known web page Short Fiction: * "Red Studebaker" [The Sterling Web, ed. Ann Kennedy, Spring 1990] * "Tell Me" [Tomorrow, Aug 1993] * "Music in the Park" [Tomorrow, June 1996] e-mail Laurie Tashiro Frank Tashlin, fantasy novelist: * Bear that Wasn't [New York: Dutton, 1946] George Tashman: Short Fiction: * "A Most Ingenious Paradox" [Amazing Stories, Dec 1944] * "The Caduceus of Hermes" [Amazing Stories, Oct 1946] Stephen R. Tasker: Novelist in England Books: * The Gauss Factor [The Book Guild, 1997] ISBN 1-85776-235-5, £15.00 James Tate: Pulitzer Award winner for Poetry, in a surrealist mode, one of the most inspiring Professors for Your Humble Webmaster, back at the University of Massachusetts at Amherst, 1975-1977 John Tate: SF Artist Peter Tate: Books: * Country Love and Poison Rain [Doubleday, 1973] * Faces in the Flames [Doubleday, 1976] * Gardens One to Five [Doubleday, 1971] * Moon on an Iron Meadow [Doubleday, 1974] * Seagulls Under Glass [Doubleday, 1975] 12 stories, ISBN 0-385-01827-4 * The Thinking Seat [Doubleday, 1969; Curtis] Short Fiction: * "The Post-Mortem People" [Seagulls Under Glass and Other Stories] * "The Gloom Pattern" [New Worlds, June 1966; Seagulls Under Glass and Other Stories] * "Beyond the Weeds" (a.k.a. "The Post-Mortem People") [SF 12, ed. Judith Merril, Delacorte, 1968] * "The Thinking Seat" [Fantastic, May 1967] * "Same Autumn in a Different Park" [England Swings SF, ed. Judith Merril, Doubleday, 1968; The Space-Time Journal, ed. Judith Merril, London: Panther Books Ltd, 1972; Seagulls Under Glass and Other Stories; Fantastic, September 1967] * "Mars Pastorale" [Seagulls Under Glass and Other Stories] * "The Day the Wind Died" [Fantasy and Science Fiction, Mar 1969; Seagulls Under Glass and Other Stories] * "Mainchance" [Androids, Time Machines and Blue Giraffes, ed. Roger Elwood, Follett, 1973; Seagulls Under Glass and Other Stories] * "Protest" (a.k.a. "Crumbling Hollywood Mansion, Crumbling Hollywood Man" Galaxy, Feb 1974; Seagulls Under Glass and Other Stories] * "Welcome to the Land of Smiles" [Seagulls Under Glass and Other Stories] * "Skyhammer" [Seagulls Under Glass and Other Stories] * "Seagulls Under Glass" [Seagulls Under Glass and Other Stories] * "Dear Witch Hazel, My Birds Won't Fly" [Seagulls Under Glass and Other Stories] * "Daylength Talking Blues" [Seagulls Under Glass and Other Stories] Takayuki Tatsumi: Short Nonfiction: * "Ballard's Crash Course and the Year 1973" [Interzone, Apr 1996] * "Graffiti's Rainbow: Panic Japanesque" [SF Eye, Fall 1997] James V[incent] Taurasi (8 Dec 1917-?) American draftsman/mechanic/editor/fan who edited zines including "Cosmic Tales (1937), Fantasy-News (1938), Fantasy Fiction Field (1939-1940, co-editor Julius Unger), and then the important "Fantasy Times" (1941-1966) which at some point mutated into "Science-Fiction Times", outflanked by the more professional "Locus" published/edited by Charles Brown. He won the Hugo Award for Best Fanzine in 1955 and 1957. Braulio Tavares (1950-): Brazillian author, influenced by Jorge Luis Borges and by Science Fiction. See Brazil Short Fiction: * "Stuntmind" [On Spec, Fall 1994] Short Nonfiction: * "The Void: From Borges's Being to Perec's Nothingness" [The New York Review of Science Fiction, March 1997] Ernest [Keith] Taves: Short Fiction: * "Take the B Train" [Galaxy, Oct 1969] * "Second-Hand Stonehenge" [Worlds of If, July/Aug 1970] * "Moon Heat" [Galaxy, Aug/Sep 1970] * "Takeover" [Galaxy, April 1971] * "Pegasus Two" [Galaxy, Mar 1971] * "Intersect Green" [Galaxy, Jan 1971] * "True School of Modesty" [Galaxy, Sep/Oct 1972] * "Mayflower One" [Galaxy, Nov/Dec 1972] * "Mayflower Two" [Galaxy, Nov 1973] * "Mayflower Three" [Galaxy, Jan/Feb 1973] * "Luna One" [Galaxy, Jul/Aug 1973] * "Jupiter One" [Galaxy, Sep 1976] Short Nonfiction: * "Eclipse Expedition into the Sahara" [Galaxy, Nov 1973] Alvin Taylor: * "Father's Vampire" [Weird Tales, May 1952] coauthor Len J. Moffatt Anthony Taylor: * "Folded Like a Paper Dove" [Infinite Loop: Stories About the Future by the People Creating It, ed. Larry Constantine, Miller Freeman, 1993] ISBN 0-87930-298-4, $19.95 Bruce Taylor: Active Member of Science Fiction Writers of America Short Fiction: * "The Attendant" [New Dimensions 9, ed. Robert Silverberg, Harper & Row, 1979] * "The Breath Amidst the Stones" [New Dimensions 10, ed. Robert Silverberg, Harper & Row, 1980] * "The Master Goes Whacko!" [The Roots of Fantasy: Myth, Folklore & Archetype, ed. Shelley Dutton Berry, World Fantasy Convention 1989] * "Popcorn" [Pulphouse: The Hardback Magazine: Issue One: Fall 1988] * "Perfect Disguises" [Twilight Zone Magazine, Dec 1988] * "Oh, Them Dancing Shoes" [On Spec, Fall 1990] * "Dr. Frederick's Last Task" [Midnight Zoo, May/June 1991] * "Child, Looking at Moon, Wondering" [Pulphouse: A Fiction Magazine, Nov 1991] * "The Coat" [On Spec, Fall 1992] * "Alternate Reality 578.5" [Pulphouse, Sep/Oct 1992] * "Naptime" [Aberrations, Aug 1994] * "Fidine Knows" [Tomorrow, Feb 1995] * "Cars" [The Silver Web, Summer 1995] Poetry: * "Horrorscape IV" [Midnight Zoo, vol.2, no.1, 1992] * "Darkscape V" [Midnight Zoo, vol.2, no.2, 1992] C. Taylor: Poetry: * "A Little Nukie Never Hurt Anyone" [Aliens & Lovers, ed. Millea Kenin, Unique Graphics, 1983] $5.00 D. W. Taylor [David W. Taylor]: Short Fiction: * "The Salvation in My Hand" [Pulphouse, no.5: Fall 1989] * "Good Night, Sweet Prince" [Scare Care, ed. Graham Masterton, Tor, 1989] ISBN 0-312-93156-5, $19.95 * "Dew Drop Inn" [Masques III, ed. J. N. Williamson St. Martin's, 1989] ISBN 0-312-02948-9, $17.95 * "Wangdang Sweet Poontang" [Pulphouse, no.7: Spring 1990] Short Nonfiction: * "Turn the Mothers Out: A Manifesto for Genre Writers" Pulphouse, no.11: Spring 1991] Diane Taylor: * "The Skull" [Masques III, ed. J. N. Williamson, St. Martin's, 1989] ISBN 0-312-02948-9, $17.95 Geoff Taylor: SF Artist, not to be confused with: Geoff Taylor, author of interesting political SF novel "Day of the Republic" (London: P. Davies, 1968) about Australia tearing loose from the British Commonwealth, and then being internally crushed by Newspaper-smashing tyrants. I think I saw a television adaptation of this. In any case, it neatly fictionalizes Thomas Jefferson's famous dictum about preferring Newspapers with no Government to Government with no Newspapers. As a journalist who has been thrown in jail (albeit for just 4 hours) by jack-booted thugs protecting a politician whom I was openly criticizing in a Town Meeting, you can guess where my sympathies lie. Graves Taylor: * "The Roommate" [Fantasy and Science Fiction, Feb 1951] Jack Taylor: * "The Moralist" [Galaxy, Jun 1956] Jack E. Taylor: * "Kidney Run" [Aberrations, July 1995] Janelle Taylor: Active Member of Science Fiction Writers of America e-mail Janelle Taylor January Taylor: Books: * Works of Thy Hands (coauthor Gyla Beth Seal) Royal Fireworks Press, 1996] ISBN 0-88092-299-0, $7.99 Short Fiction: * "The Treasure of Amenhotep XXIII" [Midnight Zoo, Jan 1991] Jared Taylor: * "The Tale of the Two Queens" [Fantasy and Science Fiction, Aug 1991] Jeri Taylor: * Star Trek Voyager: Mosaic [1966] John Taylor: * "I'll Be Judge, I'll Be Jury" [Galaxy, Nov/Dec 1971] John Alfred Taylor: Active Member of Science Fiction Writers of America * "Far From Home" [Astounding, Dec 1955] (as J. A. Taylor ?) * "When the Cat's Away..." [Twilight Zone Magazine, Sep 1981] * "I Hae Dream'd a Dreary Dream" [Horrorstory: Volume 4, ed. Karl Edward Wagner, Underwood-Miller, 1990] ISBN 0-88733-094-0, $39.95 * "Hell Is Murky" [Twilight Zone Magazine, Nov 1982] * "Like a Black Dandelion" [Twilight Zone Magazine, Sep/Oct 1983] * "The Weight of Zero" [Twilight Zone Magazine, Jan/Feb 1985] * "The Phoenix Riddle" [Aboriginal Science Fiction, Oct 1986] * "The Shorn Lamb" [Asimov's Science Fiction, Dec 1993] * "The Brotherhood" [Borderlands 3, ed. Thomas F. Monteleone, Borderlands Press, 1993] $65.00 * "The Man in the Dinosaur Coat" [Asimov's Science Fiction, Jul 1994] * "Full Circle" [Asimov's Science Fiction, Mar 1994] * "Gie Me Somethin' Ta Eat" [Castle Fantastic, ed. John DeChancie and Martin H. Greenberg, DAW, 1966] ISBN 0-88677-686-4, $5.99 John W. Taylor: * "Entering the World of Philip K. Dick" [Tales of the Unanticipated, Fall 1986] Karen E. Taylor: Member, Horror Writers of America Karen E. Taylor@sff.net Novels: * the "Vampire Legacy" series: * Blood Secrets [Zebra Books: year?] * Bitter Blood [Zebra Books: 1994] * Blood Ties [Zebra Books: 1995] Short Fiction: * "VampWare" [100 Vicious Little Vampire Stories, ed. Stefan Dziemianowicz, Robert Weinberg, Martin H. Greenberg, Barnes & Noble, 1995] ISBN 1-56619-558-6, $7.98 * Blood of the Rose" [100 Wicked Little Witch Stories, ed. Stefan R. Dziemianowicz, Robert Weinberg, Martin H. Greenberg, Barnes & Noble, 1995] 1-56619-762-7, $7.98 * "The Presence" [Seductive Spectres, ed. Amarantha Knight, Masquerade/Rhinoceros, 1996] ISBN 1-56333-464-X, $6.95 Keith Taylor, full name Keith John Taylor (1946-): SF author in Australia, winner of 2 Ditmar Awards (for his Celtic Fantasy novels): Novels: * The "Bard" series, centering on Felimid mac Fal, descended from Druid and fairy ancestors, based on 6th-Century Britain but with a magic Harp: * Bard [Headline, 1989] ISBN 0-7472-3300-4, £3.50 [Ace, 1984] ISBN 0-441-04912-5, $2.75 * Bard II [US: 1984; UK: 1985, as "The First Long Ship"] (lady pirate captures magic ship made by Norse dwarves) * Bard III: The Wild Sea (1986) [1990, Headline, 1990] ISBN 0-7472-3393-4, £3.50 [1986, Ace, 1986] ISBN 0-441-04915-X, $2.95 * Bard IV: Raven's Gathering (1987) [1987, Ace, 1987] ISBN 0-441-04924-9, $2.95 [1990, Headline, 1990] ISBN 0-7472-3458-2, £3.50 * When Death Birds Fly [Ace, 1984] ISBN 0-441-88088-6, $2.95 co-author Andrew J. Offutt, in Robert E. Howard's "Cormac macArt" universe * The Tower of Death [Ace, 1984] ISBN 0-441-81925-7, $2.50 co-author Andrew J. Offutt, in Robert E. Howard's "Cormac macArt" universe * The Lances of Nengesdul [1982] acrobat and circus midget become super-powerful when whisked to low-gravity planet * The "Danans" series: * The Sorcerer's Sacred Isle [Ace, 1989] ISBN 0-441-77565-9, $3.50 * The Cauldron of Plenty [US: 1989] * The Search for the Starblade [US: 1989] * At the Edge of the Sea [1995] Short Fiction: * "Hungry Grass" [Swords Against Darkness V, ed. Andrew J. Offutt, Zebra, 1979] * "Buried Silver" (Excerpt from Bard) [The Pendragon Chronicles, ed. Mike Ashley, Peter Bedrick, 1990, 1991; Robinson, 1990; Science Fiction Book Club, 1990] * "Spirit Places" [Faery!, ed. Terri Windling, 1985] based on Australian aborigine myth * "Conqueror of Vectis" [Day of the Tyrant, ed. J. Pournelle and John F. Carr, Tor, 1985] * "The Unlawful Hunter" [Weird Tales, Spring 1988] * "The Ordeal Stone" [Weird Tales, Fall 1988] * "Men from the Plain of Lir [Weird Tales, Fall 1988] * "The Haunting of Mara" [Weird Tales, Fall 1988] * "The Demon Cat" [Weird Tales, Winter 1989/1990] * "Spears of the Sea-Wolves" [Weird Tales, Summer 1991] * "Revenant" [Weird Tales, Winter 1991/1992] * "The Brotherhood of Britain" [The Camelot Chronicles, ed. Mike Ashley, Robinson, 1992; Carroll & Graf, 1994; Random House/Wings, 1995] * "The White Doe" [Fantasy Stories, Mike Ashley, Robinson Children's Books, 1996] * "The Walking Walls of Rome" [Classical Stories: Heroic Tales from Ancient Greece and Rome, ed. Mike Ashley, Past Times, 1996] ISBN 1-85487-462-4 * "The Favour of a Tyrant" [Classical Whodunnits: Murder and Mystery from Ancient Greece and Rome, ed. Mike Ashley, Past Times, 1996; Robinson, 1996] * "The Castles of Testing" [The Chronicles of the Holy Grail, ed. Mike Ashley, Carroll & Graf, 1996; Raven, 1996] * "Tournament of Rogues" [The Chronicles of the Round Table, ed. Mike Ashley, Caroll & Graf, 1997; Robinson, 1997; Past Times, 1997] 1-85487-953-7, £5.99, tp] L. A. Taylor: Novels: * The Blossom of Erda [St. Martin's, 1986] ISBN 0-312-08521-4, $16.95 * Women's Work [1995] * Cat's Paw [Ace, 1995] ISBN 0-441-00181-5, $4.99 Short Fiction: * "Tremors" [Analog, 9 Nov 1981] * "The Da Capo Copies" [Fantasy and Science Fiction, May 1982] * "Cultural Exchange" [Analog, Aug 1986] * "Testing, 1, 2, 3 ..." [Analog, Jan 1989] * "Counterexample" [Marion Zimmer Bradley's Fantasy, Winter 1989] * "The Flowers, the Birds, the Leaves, the Bees" [Analog, June 1990] * "Death Link" [Amazing Stories, Sep 1991] * "Waste Not, Want Not" [Analog, Oct 1992] * "Change of Life" [Analog, Apr 1992] * "Scenes from a Past and Future Now" [Amazing Stories, Oct 1993] * "Happily Ever After" [Tales of the Unanticipated, Win/Spr/Sum 1995] Lucy Taylor: "The Queen of Erotic Horror" Novels: * The Safety of Unknown Cities [Eros Plus, 1995, 1996; Darkside Press, 1995] Story Collections: * Close to the Bone [1992] * The Flesh Artist [1995] Short Fiction: * "The Baku" [Women of Darkness, ed. Kathryn Ptacek, Tor, 1988] ISBN 0-312-93096-8, $17.95 * "Atrocities" [Hotter Blood: More Tales of Erotic Horror, eds. Jeff Gelb, Michael Garrett, Pocket, 1991] ISBN 0-671-70149-5, $4.95 * "Extinction" [Pulphouse, no.15, 1993] * "Close to the Bone" [Pulphouse, no.16, 1993] * "Cages" [Aberations, no.8, 1993] * "Child of Mine" [Eldritch Tales, Fall 1993] * "The Safety of Unknown Cities" [1994] * "Hungry Skin" [Little Deaths, ed. Ellen Datlow, Dell,1995; Millennium, 1995] * "Windowsitting" [Desire Burn: Women's Stories From the Dark Side of Passion, eds. Janet Berliner, Uwe Luserke, Martin H. Greenberg, Carroll & Graf Publishers, Inc.,1995] ISBN 0-7867-0259-1, $9.95, * "Things of Which We Do Not Speak" [1995] * "Switch" [David Copperfield's Tales of the Impossible, eds. David Copperfield+ Janet Berliner, Martin H. Greenberg, HarperPrism, 1995; The Year's Best Fantasy and Horror, Ninth Annual Collection, eds. Ellen Datlow, Terri Windling, St. Martin's, 1996] * "Heart Pains" [High Fantastic: Colorado's Fantasy, Dark Fantasy, and Science Fiction, ed. Steve Rasnic Tem, Ocean View Books, 1996] ISBN 0-938075-45-4, $34.95 * "Convergence" [Peter S. Beagle's Immortal Unicorn, eds. Peter S. Beagle, Janet Berliner, Martin H. Greenberg, HarperPrism, 1995] 0-06-105224-8, $25.00 * "Choke Hold" [Forbidden Acts, eds. Nancy A. Collins, Martin H. Greenberg, Edward E. Kramer, Avon, 1995] ISBN 0-380-77915-3, $5.99 * "Bad Things Happen on Halloween" [100 Wicked Little Witch Stories, eds. Stefan R. Dziemianowicz, Robert Weinberg, Martin H. Greenberg, Barnes & Noble, 1995] * "The Five Percent People" [Fear the Fever, eds. Jeff Gelb, Michael Garrett, Pocket Books, 1996] ISBN 0-671-53765-2, $5.99 Robert Lewis Taylor: * Adrift in a Bone Yard [Doubleday, 1947; Avon] Roger Taylor (1938-): British epic fantasy author of Tolkienian style: * The Chronicles of Hawklan" series: * The Call of the Sword [1988] * The Fall of Fyorlund [1989] * The Waking of Orthlund [1989] * Into Narsindal [1990] * the "Nightfall" novel (split in 2 by publisher): * Farnon [1992] * Valderen [1993] * Dream Finder [1991] based on city-states of Italy * Whistler [1994] political/religious satire * Ibryen [1995] (according to "The Encyclopedia of Fantasy", John Clute & John Grant, New York: St.Martins, 1997, p.934) Valerie Taylor: Valerie Taylor Return to Authors T Table of Contents Return to AUTHORS Table of Contents
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Temple University Libraries: Institutional Member of Science Fiction Writers of America e-mail Thomas M. Whitehead head of the Paskow-Knuth Science Fiction Collection William F[rederick] Temple (9 Mar 1914-) British novelist, former room-mate of Arthur C. Clarke, former Editor of the Journal of the Interplanetary Society (for one of my publications in this journal, see {hotlink to be done}), has also published a Mystery novel "The Dangerous Edge", popular juvenile series "Martin Magnus" (London: Muller, 1954-1956), and novels including: * The Automated Goliath [Ace, 1962] Humans vs. ETs vs. other ETs * Battle on Venus [Ace, 1963] robot vs. robot on Venus * The Fleshpots of Sansato [London: MacDonald, 1968] teleporting spies * The Four-Sided Triangle [London: J. Long, 1949]. This has been filmed in the U.S. and independently in the U.K., and then was batantly ripped off in "Multiplicity" {hotlinks to be done} * Shoot at the Moon [London: Whiting & Wheaton, 1966] think twice about whom you bring with you on a moon trip * The Three Suns of Amara [Ace, 1962] The following paperback edition was edited and published by my father, Samuel H. Post, for MacFadden-Bartell Corporation, New York: William F. Temple, "Shoot at the Moon", (60-239, 1967) Brad Templeton: Affiliate Member of Science Fiction Writers of America nothing on the web? William Tenn: pseudonym of Philip Klass: * The Human Angle [Bantam Books hardcover, 1956] 8 stories * A Lamp for Medusa [Belmont, 1968] * Of All Possible Worlds [Bantam Books hardcover, 1955] * Of Men and Monsters [Bantam Books hardcover, 1968; Walker] * The Seven Sexes [Bantam Books, 1968] 8 stories * The Square Root of Man [Bantam Books, 1968] 9 stories * Time in Advance [Bantam Books, 1958] 4 stories * The Wooden Star [Bantam Books, 1968] 11 stories William Tenn (Philip Klass) Emma Tennant, full name Emma Christina Tennant (1937-): Britsih SF/Fantasy author, daughter-in-law of fantasy author Henry Green: * The Colour of Rain [1964] under pseudonym Catherine Aydy * The Time of the Crack [1973] a.k.a "The Crack" [1978] barrier running down middle of the Thames separates heroine from feminist Arcadia * Hotel de Dream [1976] different hotel guest's dreams begin to interpenetrate and infect each other * The Bad Sister [1978] 19th Century doppelganger in Scotland * Two Women of London: Ms. Jekyll and Mrs. Hyde [1989] female twist on Robert Louis Stevenson's tale * Faustine [1992] female version of Faust legend * Travesties [1995] omnibus edition containing: * The Bad Sister [1978] * Two Women of London: Ms. Jekyll and Mrs. Hyde [1989] * Faustine [1992] * Wild Nights [1979] scary childhood magic in Scotland * Alice Fell [1980] Persephone in Wonderland * The Boggart [1980] children's fantasy * The Ghost Child [1984] children's fantasy * The Magic Drum: An Excursion [1989] ghosts * Sisters and Strangers: A Moral Tale [1990] feminist Adam & Eve alive today as immortals in an alternate history (according to "The Encyclopedia of Fantasy", John Clute & John Grant, New York: St.Martins, 1997, p.937) S. M. Tenneshaw: house name/pseudonym of John W. Jakes (according to "The Encyclopedia of Fantasy", John Clute & John Grant, New York: St.Martins, 1997, p.937) Sir John Tenniel (1820-1914): English engraver/artist/illustrator best known for classic edition of Lewis Carroll's "Alice" novels. Blind in one eye due to fencing match with his father, academically trained, 50 years working for "Punch" Alfred Lord Tennyson (1809-1892): leading English poet, many of whose works crossed over into fantasy, and even Science Fiction De Rodolfo Teophilo (1853-1922): Fantasy author of Brazil (according to "The Encyclopedia of Fantasy", John Clute & John Grant, New York: St.Martins, 1997, p.938) Sherry Tepper (1929-): Sherry Tepper Sheri S. Tepper tribute site Robert Terrall: * A Killer is Loose Among Us [New York: Duell Sloane & Pearce, 1949] bacteriological warfare thriller Charles Terrot (1917-?) "The Angel Whom Pawned Her Harp" (London: Collins, 1953), fantasy Gay Partington Terry: Active Member of Science Fiction Writers of America nothing on the web? Abram Tertz, pseudonym of Andrei Donatevich Siniavskii (1925-?) in Russia: "Fantastic Stories" (New York: Pantheon, 1963) social satire/SF in the vein of the Strugatski brothers "The Makepeace Experiment" (New York: Pantheon, 1965) sort of about Orville or Wilbur Wright with psi powers Byron R. Tetrick: Active Member of Science Fiction Writers of America nothing on the web? Walter Tevis, under-appreciated American author/screenwrighter, best known in Hollywood for script "The Hustler" {hotlink to be done} but even more cynical and tragic in the novel "The Man Who Fell To Earth", [Fawcett Gold Medal, 1963; Lancer; Avon] rather well filmed with a rock-star as male lead {hotlink to be done} Return to Authors T Table of Contents Return to AUTHORS Table of Contents
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William Makepeace Thackeray (18 July 1811-24 Dec 1863) India-born English novelist, who lived a riches-to-rags-to-riches life, lifting himself up after dad's $$$ ran out by journalism and bestselling high-quality novels, best-known of which are "The Luck of Barry Lyndon" (1844) {film hotlink to be done} and "Vanity Fair" {film hotlink to be done}. He's in this Web guide, however, for the charming fantasy "The Rose and the Ring" (London: Elder Smith, 1854), reprinted 1964 by Puffin with original fairy-tale illustrations, and the chapbook "Bluebeard's Ghost" (1843) C. H. Thames, a pseudonym of Stephen Marlowe, of the "Johnny Mayhem" series in Amazing Stories (1955-1958)? Octave Thanet, pseudonym of Alice French Tiffany [Ellsworth] Thayer (1 Mar 1902-23 Aug 1959) American actor/advertiser /screenwriter/radio writer, Secretary of the Fortean Society, and novelist: "Call Her Savage" (1931) Mystery/mainstream "Dr. Arnoldi" (New York: J. Messner, 1934) Weird/Horror "The Greek" (London: Boni, 1931) fantasy "One Man Show" (New York: J. Messner, 1937) Weird/Mystery "Thirteen Men" (1930) Mystery/mainstream and Anthologist: "33 Sardonics" (New York: Philosophical Library, 1946) Wade Warren Thayer, Hawaii legends fictionalized: "Trade Wind Tales" (Honolulu: Tongg, 1944) Greg Theakston: Greg Theakston @ Dragon*Con publisher of "Tease!" magazine, founded "Bettie Page" magazine Carl Thelen: Active Member of Science Fiction Writers of America e-mail Carl Thelen e-mail Carl Thelen old, invalid? Stefan Themerson (1910-1988): Poland-born Enagld-resident screenwriter, photographer, and author; founded and managed Gaberboccus Press (surrealism) Fantasy Fiction: * Professor Mmaa's Lecture [1953] animal satire * The Mystery of the Sardine [1986] Nabokovian world-play Fantasy * Hobson's Island [1988] Nabokovian world-play Fantasy Other Fiction and Nonfiction: * Bayamus [1949] * Wooff Wooff, or Who Killed Richard Wagner [1951] * Cardinal Polatuo [1961] * Tom Harris [1967] * Special Branch (A Dialogue) [1972] chapbook * Factor T, Followed by Beliefs, Tethered and Untethered, and the Pheromones of Fear [1972] chapbook story collection * General Piesc, or the Case of the Forgotten Mission [1976] chapbook (according to "The Encyclopedia of Fantasy", John Clute & John Grant, New York: St.Martins, 1997, p.939) Robert Theobold & J. M. Scott: * Teg's 1994 [Swallow, 1972; Warner] Philip Roger Therou: Affiliate Member of Science Fiction Writers of America e-mail Philip Roger Therou Marcel Thiry (1912-): Belgian fantasist/symbolist/surrealist, also wrote magical realism under pseudonym Johan Daisne D. M. Thomas, full name Donald Michael Thomas (1935-): Cornwall-born British poet and novelist, also translator of Russian poetry. Novels: * The Devil and the Floral Dance [1978] young adult fantasy * The Flute-Player [1979] pseudo-Russia * Birthstone [1980, revised 1982] Freudian gender-fantasy set in Cornwall * The White Hotel [1981] his break-through bestseller, with Freud as character and pseudo-document monograph as hypertext * The "Russian Nights" novels: * Ararat [1983] * Swallow [1984] * Sphinx [1986] * Summit [1987] * Lying Togther [1990] * Flying in to Love [1992] * Pictures at an Exhibition [1993] * Eating Pavlova [1994] See Science Fiction Poetry Dan Thomas, pseudonym of Leonard M. Sanders, Jr.: * The Seed [Bantam Books, 1968] Dylan Thomas, full name Dylan Marlais Thomas (1914-1953): major poet of Wales, and short story author, playwright, radio dramatist/broadcaster, essayist important to fantasy poetry and proise for the exuberent wealth of imagery and surrealist/magical realist tone, which is why Robert Allen Zimmerman adopted the name Bob Dylan... * 18 Poems [1934] * Twenty-Five Poems [1936] * The Map of Love [1939] prose plus poetry * Portrait of the Artists as a Young Dog [1940] short stories * The World I Breathe [1940] * Deaths and Entrances [1946] * Collected Poems, 1934-1952 [1952] * Under Milk Wood [1954] radio drama * Adventures in the Skin Trade [1955] novel (incomplete) * A Prospect of the Sea [1955] essays and stories News flash! 27 October 1996: MONSTER MAKEUP ARTIST HARRY THOMAS DIES Harry Thomas, Dean of Science Fiction and Horror makeup passed away, age 87, on Monday 21 October 1996. His films included "From Hell It Came", "Killers from Space", "Little Shop of Horrors" (the original production), "Missile to the Moon", "Night of the Blood Beast", and others. He appeared as an actor in the Laurel & Hardy film "Pardon Me" (1931), then moved into makeup, where he worked with the legendary director Ed Wood, leading to his appearance as himself in documentaries about Wood. He made up stars including Ronald Reagam, Greta Garbo, and stripper Tempest Storm. Phyllis Coates, one of the original Lois Lanes in "The Adventures of Superman" (TV, 1950s) told the Los Angeles Times in 1994: "My makeup man was Harry Thomas, who made up every monster in Hollywood." {movie & TV hotlinks to be done} Jack Thomas, "Witches Stay Away from My Door" (Wolfe, 1967) Welsh fantasy Martin Thomas, pseudonym of Thomas H. Martin, also used pseudonym Peter Saxon: * Beyond the Spectrum [1967] Michael Thomas: Active Member of Science Fiction Writers of America e-mail Michael Thomas Roger M. Thomas: isfdb lists: * "The Bradley Vampire" [Weird Tales, May 1951] ed. Dorothy McIlwraith, $0.25 [Weird Tales of the Supernatural, ed. Kurt Singer, London: W. H. Allen, 1966] hardcover Roy Thomas, full name Roy William Thomas (1940-): major comix writer/editor: * Alter Ego [1961] pioneering comix fanzine co-edited with Jerry Bails * Son of Vulcan [1966] script * Blue Beetle [1966] script * Superman [assistant editor] * Marvel Comics [assistant editor]: * Doctor Strange * Spiderman * Sgt. Fury * Sub-Mariner * The X-Men * The New X-Men * The Avengers * The Avengers West Coast * many Conan adaptations * Star Wars * Wolverine * Morbius (according to "The Encyclopedia of Fantasy", John Clute & John Grant, New York: St.Martins, 1997, p.939) Scott Thomas: isfdb lists: * "Photos of a Leg" [Deathrealm, Fall 1993] ed. Mark Rainey, $4.95 * "Catherine's Library" [Terminal Fright Magazine, Nov/Dec 1993] ed. Kenneth E. Abner, Jr., $5.00 * "Lightning Bugs" [The Urbanite #6, ed. Mark McLaughlin, 1995] $5.00 Selden G. Thomas: isfdb lists: * "Probability Zero: The Floater" [Astounding, July 1942] ed. John W. Campbell, Jr., $0.25 Shirley Thomas, American radio/TV actress/writer/producer best known for Space Activism, including founding/chairing the City of Los Angeles Space Advisory Committee, founding/chairing the Women's Space Symposia, and the very fine "Men of Space" book series (Philadelphia: Chilton 1963-1967) in 7 volumes, plus 2 volumes of "Space Tracking Facilities" (Holt Rinehart Winston 1963) and several popular books on computers. Sue Thomas: Novelist: isfdb lists: * Correspondence [The Women's Press, 1992] ISBN 0-7043-4297-9, £5.99, trade paperback [Overlook Press, 1993] ISBN 0-87951-480-9, $19.95, hardcover [Overlook Press, 1994] ISBN 0-87951-529-5, $10.95, trade paperback see: FEMINIST Theodore Thomas: isfdb lists: * "The Spy" [1962; 100 Astounding Little Alien Stories, eds. Robert Weinberg, Stefan Dziemianowicz, Martin H. Greenberg, Barnes & Noble Books, 1996] ISBN 0-76070-142-3, hardcover Theodore L. Thomas (13 Apr 1920-?) American lawyer/author best known for his series of stories under pseudonym Leonard Lockhard about Patent Attorneys, which all have the word "Profession" in the titles. He also co-authored a novel with Kate Wilhelm: "The Clone" [Berkley, 1965], about the tissue sample that ate Chicago; and "The Year of the Cloud" [Doubleday, 1970; Science Fiction Book Club; Playboy]. He acted as Science Editor pf "The Magazine of Fantasy & Science Fiction" under three successive editors, and was succeeded in that role by Isaac Asimov. Short Fiction: * "The Fatal Third" [Planet Stories, Nov 1953] ed. Jack O'Sullivan, $0.25 * "The Far Look" [Astounding, Aug 1956] ed. John W. Campbell, Jr., $0.35 [SF:'57: The Year's Greatest Science Fiction and Fantasy, ed. Judith Merril, Gnome, 1957] $3.95, hardcover [Spectrum 5, eds. Kingsley Amis and Robert Conquest, Gollancz, 1966] 21/-, hardcover [Looking Ahead, eds. Dick Allen and Lori Allen, Harcourt Brace Jovanovich, 1975] ISBN 0-15-551184-X, $5.50, trade paperback * "Ceramic Incident" [Astounding, Oct 1956] ed. John W. Campbell, Jr., $0.35 [Analog Anthology #1, Stanley Schmidt, Davis Publications, 1981] $2.95, trade paperback * "Satellite Passage" [1958; SF:'59: The Year's Greatest Science Fiction and Fantasy, ed. Judith Merril, Gnome, 1959] hardcover [SF: The Best of the Best, ed. Judith Merril, Delacorte, 1967] hardcover [SF: The Best of the Best, Part 1, ed. Judith Merril, Mayflower, 1970] ISBN 0-583-11725-2, £5/-, paperback * "The Law School" [Astounding, June 1958] ed. John W. Campbell, Jr., $0.35 * "December 28th" [1959; The Playboy Book of Science Fiction and Fantasy, ed. Anonymous, Chicago, Illinois: Playboy Press, 1966] $0.95, hardcover [Criminal Justice Through SF, eds. Joseph D. Olander and Martin H. Greenberg, Franklin Watts, 1977] ISBN 0-531-05392-X, $12.50, hardcover * "Day of Succession" [Astounding, Aug 1959] ed. John W. Campbell, Jr., $0.35 [A Century of Science Fiction, ed. Damon Knight, Simon & Schuster, 1962] hardcover [There Will Be War Volume VIII: Armageddon!, eds. Jerry Pournelle and John F. Carr, Tor, 1989] ISBN 0-812-54965-1, $3.95, paperback * "The Clone" [A Shocking Thing, ed. Damon Knight, Pocket, 1974] ISBN 0-671-77775-0, paperback * "Broken Tool" [Astounding, July 1959] ed. John W. Campbell, Jr., $0.35 * "The Sound of Screaming" [Amazing, Oct 1960] ed. Cele Goldsmith, $0.35 * "The Intruder" [Fantasy & Science Fiction, Feb 1961] ed. Robert P. Mills, $0.40 [A Pocketful of Stars, ed. Damon Knight, Doubleday, 1971] hardcover * "The Crackpot" [Analog, Nov 1960] ed. John W. Campbell, Jr., $0.50 * "Passage to Malish" [Fantastic, Aug 1961] ed. Cele Goldsmith, $0.35 * "The Lagging Profession" [The 6th Annual of the Year's Best S-F, ed. Judith Merril, Simon & Schuster, 1961] hardcover * "The Weather Man" [Analog, June 1962] ed. John W. Campbell, Jr., $0.50 [Time Probe: The Sciences in SF, ed. Arthur C. Clarke, Delacorte, 1966] hardcover [The Great SF Stories 24 (1962), ed. Isaac Asimov, publisher=?, 1992] [The Ascent of Wonder: The Evolution of Hard SF, eds. David G. Hartwell and Kathryn Cramer, Tor, 1994] 0-312-85062-X, hardcover Outstanding hard science fiction story about the technology of controlling weather on Earth by mobile craft on the surface of the sun, and a fitting memorial being created for the founder of that technology, who is dying * "Test" [Fantasy & Science Fiction, Apr 1962] ed. Avram Davidson, $0.40 * "The Lonely Man" [Galaxy, Apr 1963] ed. Frederik Pohl, $0.50 [The Eighth Galaxy Reader, ed. Frederik Pohl, Doubleday, $3.95, hardcover * "The Soft Woman" [Fantastic, Feb 1964] ed. Cele Goldsmith, $0.50 * "The Red Cells" [Fantasy & Science Fiction, Aug 1964] ed. Avram Davidson, 1964, $0.40 * "Carbonaceous Chondrites" [Fantasy & Science Fiction, Sep 1964] ed. Avram Davidson, $0.40 * "Manfire" [Worlds of Tomorrow, Jan 1965] ed. Frederik Pohl, $0.50 * "The Doctor" [1967; Dawn of Time, eds. Martin H. Greenberg, Joseph D. Olander, Robert Silverberg, Elsevier/Nelson, 1979] ISBN 0-525-66624-9, $8.95 * "The Being in the Tank" [Galaxy, Aug 1967] ed. Frederik Pohl, $0.60 * "The Doctor" [Orbit 2, ed. Damon Knight, Berkley Medallion, 1967] paperback [Alpha 1, ed. Robert Silverberg, 1970] $0.95, paperback [Best from Orbit, ed. Damon Knight, Berkley, 1975] hardcover * "Welcome Centaurians" [Galaxy, Jan 1969] ed. Frederik Pohl, $0.60 * "The Other Culture" [Analog, Jan 1969] ed. John W. Campbell, Jr., $0.60 * "The Weather on the Sun" [Orbit 8, ed. Damon Knight, G. P. Putnam's, 1970] hardcover * "The Tour" [Fantasy & Science Fiction, Mar 1971] ed. Edward L. Ferman, $0.60 * "The Swan Song of Dame Horse" [Analog, June 1971] ed. John W. Campbell, Jr., $0.60 * "Motion Day at the Courthouse" [Analog, Oct 1971] ed. John W. Campbell, Jr., $0.60 * "Early Bird" [Spacefighters, eds. Joe Haldeman, Martin H. Greenberg, Charles G. Waugh, Ace, 1988] ISBN 0-441-77786-4, $3.50, paperback * "The Rescuers" [Fantasy & Science Fiction, Sep 1974] ed. Edward L. Ferman, $0.75 * "Players at Null-G" [Fantasy & Science Fiction, July 1975] ed. Edward L. Ferman, $1.00 * "The Family Man" [Fantasy & Science Fiction, Mar 1978] ed. Edward L. Ferman, $1.25 * "The Splice" [Fantasy & Science Fiction, Mar 1981] ed., Edward L. Ferman, $1.50 Short Nonfiction: * "The Watery Wonders of Captain Nemo" [Galaxy, Dec 1961] ed. Frederik Pohl, $0.50 * "Van Allen Belts" [Fantasy & Science Fiction, Apr 1964] ed. Avram Davidson, $0.40 * "Stomata" [Fantasy & Science Fiction, Oct 1965] ed. Avram Davidson, $0.40 * "Pure Water from Salt" [Fantasy & Science Fiction, Mar 1964] ed. Avram Davidson, $0.40 * "Plant Galls" [Fantasy & Science Fiction, Dec 1964] ed. Joseph W. Ferman, $0.40 * "Medical Radiotracers" [Fantasy & Science Fiction, June 1964] ed. Avram Davidson, $0.40 * "The Fuzzy Moon" [Fantasy & Science Fiction, Feb 1964] ed. Avram Davidson, $0.40 * "The Building of a Protein" [Fantasy & Science Fiction, May 1964] ed. Avram Davidson, $0.40 * "Balloon Astronomy" [Fantasy & Science Fiction, July 1964] ed. Avram Davidson, $0.40 * "The Twenty Lost Years of Solid-State Physics" [Analog, Mar 1965] ed. John W. Campbell, Jr., $0.50 * "The Placebo Effect" [Fantasy & Science Fiction, Feb 1965] ed. Joseph W. Ferman, $0.50 (isfdb misspells editor's name as "Jospeph") * "Phoenix" [Fantasy & Science Fiction, June 1965] ed. Joseph W. Ferman, $0.50 (isfdb misspells editor's name as "Jospeph") * "Lunar Landing" [Fantasy & Science Fiction, Sep 1965] ed. Joseph W. Ferman, $0.50 (isfdb misspells editor's name as "Jospeph") * "Low-Level Weather" [Fantasy & Science Fiction, Mar 1965] ed. Joseph W. Ferman, $0.50 (isfdb misspells editor's name as "Jospeph") * "Insect Attractant" [Fantasy & Science Fiction, Nov 1965] ed. Jospeph W. Ferman, $0.50 * "The Ice Ages" [Fantasy & Science Fiction, Apr 1965] ed. Jospeph W. Ferman, $0.50 * "Crystal Surfaces" [Fantasy & Science Fiction, Aug 1965] ed. Jospeph W. Ferman, $0.50 * "Computer Diagnosis" [Fantasy & Science Fiction, July 1965] ed. Jospeph W. Ferman, $0.50 * "The Biolaser" [Fantasy & Science Fiction, Jan 1965] ed. Jospeph W. Ferman, $0.50 * "The Martian Atmosphere" [Fantasy & Science Fiction, Dec 1966] ed. Edward L. Ferman, $0.50 * "Smog" [Fantasy & Science Fiction, Jan 1966] ed. Edward L. Ferman, $0.50 * "Migratory Locusts" [Fantasy & Science Fiction, June 1966] ed. Edward L. Ferman, $0.50 * "Meteroid Collision" [Fantasy & Science Fiction, Aug 1966] ed. Edward L. Ferman, $0.50 * "Man in the Sea" [Fantasy & Science Fiction, July 1966] ed. Edward L. Ferman, $0.50 * "Injected Memory" [Fantasy & Science Fiction, Apr 1966] ed. Edward L. Ferman, $0.50 * "Earth Tremor Detection" [Fantasy & Science Fiction, Nov 1966] ed. Edward L. Ferman, $0.50 * isfdb says "Desycnchronosis" but that's probably a typo for "Desynchronosis" [Fantasy and Science Fiction, Feb 1966] ed. Edward L. Ferman, $0.50 * "Beamed Power" [Fantasy & Science Fiction, May 1966] ed. Edward L. Ferman, $0.50 * "The Red Shift" [Fantasy & Science Fiction, May 1967] ed. Edward L. Ferman, $0.50 * "Mosquito" [Fantasy & Science Fiction, Aug 1967] ed. Edward L. Ferman, $0.50 * "Interplanetary Dust" [Fantasy & Science Fiction, Jan 1967] ed. Edward L. Ferman, $0.50 * "The Intelligent Computer" [Fantasy & Science Fiction, Feb 1967] ed. Edward L. Ferman, $0.50 * "Noise" [Fantasy & Science Fiction, Dec 1967] ed. Edward L. Ferman, $0.50 * "Aperture in the Sky" [Fantasy & Science Fiction, Feb 1968] ed. Edward L. Ferman, $0.50 * "The Chemistry of a Coral Reef" [Analog, May 1969] ed. John W. Campbell, Jr., $0.60 Thomas T. Thomas, full name Thomas Thurston Thomas (1948-): Active Member of Science Fiction Writers of America Books: * The Doomsday Effect [as "Thomas Wren", Baen, 1986] ISBN 0-671-65579-5, $2.95, paperback * First Citizen [Baen, 1987] ISBN 0-671-65368-7, $3.50, paperback * Crises of Empire, Book I: An Honorable Defense [co-author David Drake, Baen, 1988] ISBN 0-671-69789-7, $3.95, paperback * The Mask of Loki [co-author Roger Zelazny, Baen, 1990] ISBN 0-671-72021-X, $4.95, paperback * Me: A Novel of Self-Discovery [Baen, 1991] ISBN 0-671-72073-2, $4.95, paperback * Flare [co-author Roger Zelazny, Baen, 1992] ISBN 0-671-72133-X, $4.99, paperback * Crygender [Baen, 1992] ISBN 0-671-72101-1, $4.99, paperback * Mars Plus [co-author Frederik Pohl, Baen, 1994] ISBN 0-671-87605-8, $20.00, hardcover ISBN 0-671-87665-1, $5.99, paperback Short Fiction -- isfdb lists: * "Message Found in a Dram Block" [Fantasy & Science Fiction, June 1989] ed. Edward L. Ferman, $2.00 * "Looking Forward: Excerpt from Flare" [Amazing, Aug 1992] ed. Kim Mohan, $3.95 * "Hey Diddle Diddle" [Man-Kzin Wars V, ed. Larry Niven, Baen, 1992] ISBN 0-671-72137-2, $5.99, paperback Sue Thomason: isfdb lists: * "Finn" [Interzone, Winter 1985] eds. Simon Ounsley and David Pringle, £1.50 * "Memory Metal" [Substance, Autumn 1995] ed. Paul Beardsley, £2.50 Tedd Thomey: isfdb lists: * "Window to Nowhere" [Space Science Fiction, Spring 1957] ed. Lyle Kenyon Engel, $0.35 Arnold Thompson: Science Fiction anthologist: isfdb lists: * Science Fictions [ed. Arnold Thompson, London: University Tutorial Press, 1971] ISBN 0-7231-0529-4, hardcover C. Hall Thompson: isfdb lists: * "Spawn of the Green Abyss" [1946; Tales of the Lovecraft Mythos, ed. Robert M. Price, Fedogan & Bremer, 1992] ISBN 1-878252-02-X, $27.00, hardcover * "The Will of Claude Ashur" [1947; Weird Tales, ed. Stefan Dziemianowicz, 1988] * "The Pale Criminal" [Weird Tales, Sep 1947] ed. Dorothy McIlwraith, $0.20 D. B. Thompson: isfdb lists: * "Eccentric Orbit" [Astounding, Mar 1941] ed. John W. Campbell, Jr., $0.20 Dan Thompson: isfdb lists: * "Reductio Ad Absurdum" [Keen Science Fiction!, July 1996] ed. Teresa Keene, $4.00 Dianne M. Thompson: probably the same person as "Dianne Thompson"; isfdb lists: * "Legacy" [Fantasy & Science Fiction, Jan 1983] ed. Edward L. Ferman, $1.75 Dianne Thompson: probably the same person as "Dianne M. Thompson"; isfdb lists: * "Triangle" [Isaac Asimov's, Aug 1982] ed. Kathleen Moloney, $1.50 Don Thompson: comix expert and critic; isfdb lists: Nonfiction Books (isfdb incorrectly calls this an Anthology): * All in Color for a Dime [co-author Richard A. Lupoff, New Rochelle, NY: Arlington House, 1970] ISBN 0-87000-062-4, $11.95, hardcover * The Comic-Book Book [co-author Richard A. Lupoff, New Rochelle, NY: Arlington House, 1973] ISBN 0-87000-193-0, $8.95, hardcover Short Nonfiction: * "OK, Axis, Here We Come!" [All in Color for a Dime] * "The Spawn of the Son of M. C. Gaines" [The Comic-Book Book] * "The Rehabilitation of Eel O'Brien" [The Comic-Book Book] * "Introduction" [The Comic-Book Book] Short Fiction: * "The Telenizer" [Galaxy, Mar 1954] ed. H. L. Gold, $0.35 E. P. Thompson: see Edward Palmer Thompson Edward Palmer Thompson: Science Fiction novelist: isfdb lists: * The Sykaos Papers [Bloomsbury, 1988] ISBN 0-7475-0327-3, £6.99, trade paperback [isfdb lists as by "E. P. Thompson", Pantheon Books, 1988] ISBN 0-394-56828-1, $19.95, hardcover Elizabeth Thompson: isfdb lists: * "On First Looking into Bradley's Guidelines" [Sword and Sorceress II, Marion Zimmer Bradley, Daw, 198] ISBN 0-88677-041-6, $2.95, paperback Harlan Thompson: * Silent Running [Scholastic Book Service, 1972] movie novelization {film hotlink to be done} Harold Thompson: isfdb lists: * "The Grandmother's Stone" [Marion Zimmer Bradley's Fantasy, Summer 1995] ed. Marion Zimmer Bradley, $4.50 Helen Thompson: Helen Thompson J. C. Thompson: isfdb lists: * "The Right Man for the Right Job" [A Shocking Thing, ed. Damon Knight, Pocket, 1974] ISBN 0-671-77775-0, paperback James E. Thompson: isfdb lists: * "The Amphibious Cavalry Gap" [Analog, Feb 1974] ed. Ben Bova, $0.60 [100 Great Science Fiction Short Short Stories, eds. Isaac Asimov, Martin H. Greenberg, Joseph D. Olander, Doubleday, 1978] hardcover * "Synchronicity" [100 Great Science Fiction Short Short Stories, eds. Isaac Asimov, Martin H. Greenberg, Joseph D. Olander, Doubleday, 1978] hardcover * "The Birdchaser" [Other Worlds 1, ed. Roy Torgeson, Zebra, 1979] ISBN 0-89083-558-6, $2.25, paperback Jessie Thompson: isfdb lists: * "Snowfall" [Fantasy & Science Fiction, Sep 1988] ed. Edward L. Ferman, $1.75 [The Year's Best Fantasy and Horror, Second Annual Collection, ed. Ellen Datlow and Terri Windling, St. Martin's Press, 1989] ISBN 0-312-03006-1, hardcover ISBN 0-312-03007-X, $13.95, trade paperback * "Angelman" [Fantasy & Science Fiction, Apr 1992] ed. Kristine Kathryn Rusch, $2.50 John Thompson: Science Fiction/Fantasy illustrator active in 1970s; isfdb lists: * Cover Artwork [Cosmic Trigger, Robert Anton Wilson, And/Or Press, 1977] ISBN 0-915904-29-2, $4.95, paperback * Cover Artwork [The Short-Timers, Gustav Hasford, Bantam, 1979] ISBN 0-533-23945-7 Joyce Thompson: Books: * The Blue Chair [Avon, 1977] isfdb does NOT list "The Blue Chair" * Conscience Place [Doubleday, 1984] ISBN 0-385-18864-1, $13.95, hardcover [King Penguin, 1986] ISBN 0-14-007356-6, £2.95, trade paperback [Dell, 1986] ISBN 0-440-11414-4, $3.50, paperback * Bigfoot and the Hendersons [Puffin, 1987] ISBN 0-14-032463-1, £1.95, paperback Novelization of marginal Science Fiction movies {film hotlink to be done} Short Fiction: * "Dancing Holes" [Pulphouse, no.6: Winter 1990] ed. Kristine Kathryn Rusch, $20.00, hardcover * "Boat People" [Pulphouse, no. 7: Spring 1990] ed. Kristine Kathryn Rusch, $20.00, hardcover [The Best of Pulphouse: The Hardback Magazine, ed. Kristine Kathryn Rusch, St. Martin's Press, 1991] * "Synecdoche" [Fantasy & Science Fiction, Aug 1992] ed. Kristine Kathryn Rusch, $2.50 Julian F. Thompson: Novelist; isfdb lists: * A Question of Survival [Flare, 1984] ISBN 0-380-87775-9, $2.50, paperback * Herb Seasoning [Scholastic, 1991] ISBN 0-590-43024-6, $3.25, paperback * Ghost Story [Holt, 1997] ISBN 0-8050-4870-7, $15.95, hardcover Kathi Thompson: Fantasy author; isfdb lists: * "Traveler's Aide" [Sword and Sorceress XIV, ed. Marion Zimmer Bradley, Daw, 1997] ISBN 0-88677-741-0, $5.99, paperback Maggie Thompson: comix critic; isfdb lists: * "Blue Suit, Blue Mask, Blue Gloves--and No Socks" [The Comic-Book Book, eds. Don Thompson and Richard A. Lupoff, New Rochelle, NY: Arlington House, 1973] ISBN 0-87000-193-0, $8.95, hardcover Marguerite B. Thompson: nonfiction author about the Star Trek universe: Short Nonfiction: * "Soliloquy" [Star Trek: The New Voyages 2, eds. Sondra Marshak and Myrna Culbreath, Bantam Books, 1978] ISBN 0-553-11392-5, $1.95, paperback * "Postscript: 'Gentlepersons" -- The Vulcan Connection'" [Star Trek: The New Voyages 2, eds. Sondra Marshak and Myrna Culbreath, Bantam Books, 1978] ISBN 0-553-11392-5, $1.95, paperback Meryl Thompson: Science Fiction author of AUSTRALIA * "Mural" [Aurealis, no.12, 1993] eds. Stephen Higgins and Dirk Strasser, $6.95 Patrick Thompson: isfdb lists: * "Stones" [The Mammoth Book of Best New Horror 7, ed. Stephen Jones, Raven, 1996] ISBN 1-85487-464-0, £6.99, trade paperback Paul B. Thompson (1951-): * Sundipper [St. Martin's, 1987] ISBN 0-312-90706-0, $3.50, paperback * Thorn and Needle [TSR, 1992] ISBN 1-56076-397-3, $4.50, trade paperback * Various Game-related titles for TSR: * Red Sands [TSR, 1989] co-author Tonya R. Carter, ISBN 0-88038-591-X, $3.95, paperback * DragonLance Preludes: Darkness and Light [TSR, 1989] co-author Tonya R. Carter ISBN 0-88038-722-X, $3.95, trade paperback [Penguin, 1989] ISBN 0-14-012631-7, £3.99, paperback * DragonLance Preludes II #1: Riverwind: The Plainsman [TST, 1990] co-author Tonya R. Carter [Penguin, 1990] ISBN 0-14-014364-5, £3.99, paperback * DragonLance: Firstborn [TSR, 1991] co-author Tonya R. Carter, ISBN 1-56076-051-6, $4.95, trade paperback * DragonLance: The Qualinesti [1991] co-author Tonya R. Carter (according to "The Encyclopedia of Fantasy", John Clute & John Grant, New York: St.Martins, 1997, p.944; and isfdb) R. W. Thompson: Horror critic; isfdb lists: * "The Ultimate Horror" [Looking Ahead, eds. Dick Allen and Lori Allen, Harcourt Brace Jovanovich, 1975] ISBN 0-15-551184-X, $5.50, trade paperback Ruth Plumly Thompson (1891-1976): see L. Frank Baum 16 Books in L/ Frank Baum's universe: * The Royal Book of Oz [1921; Ballantine/Del Rey, 1985] ISBN 0-345-31584-7, $5.95, paperback * Kabumpo in Oz [1922; Ballantine/Del Rey, 1985] ISBN 0-345-31585-5, $5.95, paperback * The Cowardly Lion of Oz [1923; Ballantine/Del Rey, 1985] ISBN 0-345-31586-3, $5.95, paperback * Grampa in Oz [1924; Ballantine/Del Rey, 1985] ISBN 0-345-31587-1, $5.95, paperback * The Lost King of Oz [1925; Ballantine/Del Rey, 1985] ISBN 0-345-31588-X, $5.95, paperback * The Hungry Tiger of Oz [1926; Ballantine/Del Rey, 1985] ISBN 0-345-31589-8, $5.95, paperback * The Gnome King of Oz [1927; Ballantine/Del Rey, 1985] ISBN 0-345-32358-0, $5.95, paperback * The Giant Horse of Oz [1928; Ballantine/Del Rey, 1985] ISBN 0-345-32359-9, $5.95, paperback * Jack Pumpkinhead of Oz [1929; Ballantine/Del Rey, 1985] ISBN 0-345-32360-2, $5.95, paperback * The Yellow Knight of Oz [1930; Ballantine/Del Rey, 1986] ISBN 0-345-32867-1, $5.95, paperback * Pirates in Oz [1931; Ballantine/Del Rey, 1986] ISBN 0-345-33099-4, $5.95, paperback * The Purple Prince of Oz [1932; Ballantine/Del Rey, 1986] ISBN 0-345-32869-8, $5.95, paperback * Ojo in Oz [1933; Ballantine/Del Rey, 1986] ISBN 0-345-33704-2, $6.95, paperback * Speedy in Oz [1934; Ballantine/Del Rey, 1986] ISBN 0-345-33705-0, $6.95, paperback * The Wishing Horse of Oz [1935; Ballantine/Del Rey, 1986] ISBN 0-345-33706-9, $6.95, paperback * Handy Mandy in Oz [1954; International Wizard of Oz Club, 1990] $10.00, trade paperback Ruth Thompson: Fantasy illustrator; isfdb lists: * Cover Artwork [Nova Express, Summer 1989] ed. Michael Sumbera, $3.00 * Cover Artwork [After Hours, Autumn 1992] ed. William G. Raley, $4.00 * Cover Artwork [Works of Thy Hands, Gyla Beth Seal and January Taylor, [Royal Fireworks Press, 1996] ISBN 0-88092-299-0, $7.99, trade paperback * Cover Artwork [Soulworm, Edward Willett, Royal Fireworks Press, 1997] ISBN 0-88092-411-X, $7.99, trade paperback V. M. Thompson: Science Fiction novelist: isfdb lists: * Deadly Nature [Zebra, 1988] ISBN 0-8217-2330-8, $3.95, paperback * Project God [Zebra, 1989] ISBN 0-8217-2623-4, $3.95, paperback Will Thompson: isfdb lists: * "No One Believed Me" [Beyond the Barriers of Space and Time, ed. Judith Merril, Random House, 1954] $2.95, hardcover William Thompson: isfdb lists: * "Solving Problems" [Analog, Mid-Sep 1983] ed. Stanley Schmidt, $1.75 William Irwin Thompson: Fantasy novelist; isfdb lists: * Islands Out of Time: A Memoir of the Last Days of Atlantis [Dial/Doubleday, 1985] ISBN 0-385-19571-0, $16.95, hardcover [Grafton, 1987] ISBN 0-586-07108-3, £2.95, paperback [as "The Islands Out of Time", Bear & Company, 1990] ISBN 0-939680-83-1, $9.95, trade paperback W. R. Thompson: Full name William Roch Thompson (1955-): Active Member of Science Fiction Writers of America; Winner of 1990 Analog Award; no known home page; Books: * Star Trek, the Next Generation #30: Debtor's Planet [Pocket, 1994] ISBN 0-671-88341-0, $5.50, paperback * Sideshow [Baen, 1988] ISBN 0-671-65375-X, $3.50, paperback * Star Trek, the Next Generation: Infiltrator [Pocket, 1996] ISBN 0-671-56831-0, $5.99, paperback Short Fiction: isfdb lists: * "Perceptions" [Analog, Nov 1983] ed. Stanley Schmidt, $1.75 * "Friendly Environment" [Analog, Nov 1984] ed. Stanley Schmidt, $1.75 * "Field Trial" [Analog, Mar 1985] ed. Stanley Schmidt, $2.00 * "History Lesson" [Analog, Aug 1985] ed. Stanley Schmidt, $2.00 * "The Efficiency Expert" [Analog, Nov 1985] ed. Stanley Schmidt, $2.00 * "Rocking the Boat" [Analog, June 1986] ed. Stanley Schmidt, $2.00 * "Hooked on Clips" [Analog, Aug 1986] ed. Stanley Schmidt, $2.00 * "The Extremists" [Analog, Jan 1987] ed. Stanley Schmidt, $2.00 * "Oracle" [Analog, June 1987] ed. Stanley Schmidt, $2.00 * "Lightning Rod" [Analog, Aug 1987] ed. Stanley Schmidt, $2.00 * "Health Food" [Analog, May 1987] ed. Stanley Schmidt, $2.00 * "Second Contact" [Analog, Apr 1988] ed. Stanley Schmidt, $2.00 [The Crash of Empire, eds. Jerry Pournelle and John F. Carr, Baen, 1989] ISBN 0-671-69826-5, $4.95, paperback * "A Visitor to the Village" [Analog, Aug 1988] ed. Stanley Schmidt, $2.00 * "Ghost Dance" [Analog, Feb 1989] ed. Stanley Schmidt, $2.00 * "Ally" [Analog, June 1989] ed. Stanley Schmidt, $2.00 * "Varmint" [Analog, Mid-Dec 1989] ed. Stanley Schmidt, $2.00 * "Maverick" [Analog, Dec 1989] ed. Stanley Schmidt, $2.00 * "VRM-547" [Analog, Feb 1990] ed. Stanley Schmidt, $2.50 * "Life Among the Immortals" [Analog, Dec 1990] ed. Stanley Schmidt, $2.50 see: IMMORTALITY * "Lost in Translation" [Analog, Mid-Dec 1990] ed. Stanley Schmidt, $2.50 * "Backlash" [Analog, Mar 1990] ed. Stanley Schmidt, $2.50 * "Wacky Jack 5.1" [Amazing, Oct 1991] ed. Kim Mohan, $3.95 * "Desperado" [Analog, Mar 1992] ed. Stanley Schmidt, $2.50 * "A Gift Before Leaving" [Analog, Mid-Dec 1992] ed. Stanley Schmidt, $2.50 * "The Plot to Save Hitler" [Analog, Sep 1993] ed. Stanley Schmidt, $2.50 * "On Tour with Gyez" [Analog, Oct 1993] ed. Stanley Schmidt, $2.95 * "Typecasting" [Analog, June 1994] ed. Stanley Schmidt, $2.95 * "Touchdown, Touchdown, Rah, Rah, Rah!" [Analog, Sep 1995] ed. Stanley Schmidt, $2.95 * "Out of the Waste Land" [Analog, Mar 1996] ed. Stanley Schmidt, $2.95 * "Roundup" [Analog, Sep 1998] ed. Stanley Schmidt, $2.95 Serials: * "Outlaw (Part 1 of 2)" [Analog, Sep 1990] ed. Stanley Schmidt, $2.50 * "Outlaw (Part 2 of 2)" [Analog, Oct 1990] ed. Stanley Schmidt, $2.50 e-mail W. R. Thompson e-mail W. R. Thompson old, invalid? Brian M. Thomsen: Author/Editor; isfdb lists: Books: * Forgotten Realms: Once Around the Realms [TSR, 1995] ISBN 0-7869-0119-5, $4.95, games-related trade paperback Anthologies Edited (isfdb lists as "Brian Thomsen") * Tales of Ravenloft [TSR, 1994] ISBN 1-56076-931-9, $4.95 ($5.95 Canada), trade paperback * Forgotten Realms: Realms of the Arcane [TSR, 1997] ISBN 0-786-90647-2, $5.99, paperback * The Reel Stuff[ co-anthologist Martin H. Greenberg, Daw, Sep 1998] ISBN0-88677-817-4, $5.99, paperback Short Fiction (isfdb lists as "Brian Thomsen"): * "Paper Trail" [Alternate Presidents, ed. Mike Resnick, Tor, 1992] hardcover Short Nonfiction (isfdb lists as "Brian Thomsen"): * "TSR" [Science Fiction Writer's Market Place and Sourcebook, ed. David G. Tompkins, Writer's Digest Books, 1994] ISBN 0-89879-692-X, $19.99, hardcover Short Fiction (isfdb lists as "Brian M. Thomsen"): * "Seeking Asylum for the Past" [The Further Adventures of Batman Volume 2: Featuring the Penguin, ed. Martin H. Greenberg, Spectra/Bantam Books, 1992] ISBN 0-553-56012-3, $4.99, paperback * "Reunion" [Grails: Quests, Visitations and Other Occurrences, eds. Richard Gilliam, Martin H. Greenberg, Edward E. Kramer, Atlanta, Georgia: Unnameable Press, 1992] ISBN 0-934227-09-8, $33.95, hardcover ISBN 0-934227-08-X, hardcover [Grails: Quests of the Dawn, eds. Richard Gilliam, Martin H. Greenberg, Edward E. Kramer, NAL/Roc, 1994] ISBN 0-451-45303-4, $9.95, trade paperback * "The Missing 35th President" [Alternate Kennedys, ed. Mike Resnick, Tor, 1992] ISBN 0-812-51955-8, $4.99, paperback * "A Guy Named Al" [Aladdin: Master of the Lamp, eds. Mike Resnick and Martin H. Greenberg, DAW Books, Inc., 1992] ISBN 0-88677-545-0, $4.99 ($5.99 Canada), paperback * "Gloria Remembers" [Alternate Kennedys, ed. Mike Resnick, Tor, 1992] ISBN 0-812-51955-8, $4.99, paperback * "An Unauthorized Biography" [The Further Adventures of Batman Volume 3: Featuring Catwoman, ed. Martin H. Greenberg, Spectra/Bantam Books, 1993] ISBN 0-553-56069-7, $5.50, paperback * "The Killer Wore Spandex" [More Whatdunits, ed. Mike Resnick, Daw, 1993] ISBN 0-88677-557-4, $4.99 ($5.99 Canada), paperback * "The Case of the Skinflint's Specters" [Christmas Ghosts, eds. Mike Resnick and Martin H. Greenberg, Daw, 1993] ISBN 0-88677-586-8, $5.50 ($6.50), paperback * "Nobody Wins in a Deal with the Devil" [Deals with the Devil, eds. Mike Resnick, Martin H. Greenberg, Loren D. Estleman, DAW Books, 1994] ISBN 0-88677-623-6, $4.99 ($5.99 Canada), paperback * "A Night on the Plantation" [By Any Other Fame, eds. Mike Resnick and Martin H. Greenberg, Daw, 1994] ISBN 0-88677-594-9, paperback * "1978 Iguanacon, Too" [Alternate Worldcons, ed. Mike Resnick, [Pulphouse, 1994] ISBN 1-56146-448-1, $10.00, trade paperback [Alternate Worldcons and Again, Alternate Worldcons, ed. Mike Resnick, WC Books (Baltimore & Eugene), 1996] trade paperback * "Time for a Hero" [Superheroes, eds. John Varley and Ricia Mainhardt, [Ace Books, 1995] ISBN0-441-00137-8, $12.00, trade paperback * "Mouse and the Master" [Sherlock Holmes in Orbit, eds. Mike Resnick, Martin H. Greenberg, Daw, 1995] ISBN 0-88677-636-8, $5.50, paperback * "Infallibility, Obedience, and Acts of Contrition" [Alternate Tyrants, ed. Mike Resnick, Tor, 1996] ISBN 0-812-54835-3, $11.99, trade paperback Short Nonfiction: * "Introduction" [Stalking the Wild Resnick, Mike Resnick, NESFA, 1991] ISBN 0-915368-45-5, hardcover * "An Introduction" [Grails: Visitations of the Night, eds. Richard Gilliam, Martin H. Greenberg, Edward E. Kramer, NAL/Roc, 1994] ISBN 0-451-45304-2, $9.95, trade paperback Thomson: Science Fiction illustrator: isfdb lists: * Cover Artwork [Astounding, Sep 1938] ed. John W. Campbell, Jr., $0.20 Amy Thomson: Science Fiction novelist; Active Member of Science Fiction Writers of America; Books: * Virtual Girl [Ace, 1993] ISBN 0-441-86500-3, $4.99, paperback * The Color of Distance [as "The Colour of Distance" in Great Britain] [Ace, 1995] ISBN 0-441-00244-7, $13.00, trade paperback * The Color of Disaster [Ace, 1995] ISBN 0-441-00244-7, $13.00, trade paperback Short Fiction: * "Horn Dancer" [Magic, the Gathering: Distant Planes, ed. Kathy Ice, HarperPrism, 1996] ISBN 0-06-105313-9, $12.00, trade paperback Short Nonfiction: * "Read This" [The New York Review of Science Fiction, July 1989] $2.50 e-mail Amy Thomson e-mail Amy Thomson old, invalid? Arthur Thomson: British Science Fiction illustrator; isfdb lists: * Back Cover [Nebula Science Fiction, Mar 1956] ed. Peter Hamilton * Back Cover [Nebula Science Fiction, July 1957] * Back Cover [Nebula Science Fiction, Oct 1957] * Back Cover [Nebula Science Fiction, Apr 1958] * Back Cover [Nebula Science Fiction, Sep 1958] * Back Cover [Nebula Science Fiction, Dec 1958] * Back Cover [Nebula Science Fiction, Jan 1959] Christine Campbell Thomson: Horror/Dark Fantasy Anthologist: isfdb lists: Anthologies Edited: * Not at Night [London: Selwyn and Blount, 1925] hardcover * More Not at Night [1926] * Not at Night Omnibus [1937] * Still Not at Night [1962] * You'll Need a Nightlight [1927] * By Daylight Only [1929] * Switch on the Light [1931] * At Dead of Night [1931] * Keep on the Light [1932] * Grim Death [1932] * Terror by Night [1934] * Nightmare By Daylight [1936] Frank Thomson: isfdb lists: * "The Other Side: Ghost Writer" [The Twilight Zone Magazine, June 1988] ed. Tappan King, $2.50; nonfiction Gary Thomson: isfdb lists: * "Anselm's Folly" [the fractal, Fall/Winter 1996] ed. Sean Newborn H. L. Thomson: isfdb lists: * "The Fisherman's Special" [Weird Tales, Aug 1939] ed. Farnsworth Wright, $0.25 John Thomson: Children's Fantasy Novelist: isfdb lists: * The Girl from Tomorrow [co-author Mark Shirrefs, Knight, 1992] ISBN 0-340-55760-5, £2.99, paperback * Spellbinder: Book I: Riana's World [co-author Mark Shirrefs, Hodder Children's Books, 1996] ISBN 0-340-66737-0, £3.99, paperback * Spellbinder: Book II: Paul's World [co-author Mark Shirrefs, Hodder Children's Books, 1996] ISBN 0-340-66738-9, £3.99, paperback Rupert Thomson: Fantasy novelist: isfdb lists: * Dreams of Leaving [Macmillan Atheneum, 1988] ISBN 0-689-11957-7, $19.95, hardcover Gregg Thorkelson: Fantasy illustrator: isfdb lists: * Cover Artwork [The Lost Garden, Laurence Yep, Morrow/Beechtree, 1996] ISBN 0-688-13701-6, $4.95, paperback A. C. Thorne: isfdb lists: * "Science-Fiction Crossword Puzzle" [Nebula Science Fiction, Autumn 1953] ed. Peter Hamilton, nonfiction Your Humble Webmaster's first professional sale was also a science fiction crossword puzzle... Frank Thorne (1930-): comix artist: * Perry Mason * Dr. Guy Bennett * Flash Gordon * Jungle Jim * Twilight Zone * Boris Karloff * Red Sonja (#1-#11) [1977-1979] main artist for Marvel series * Ghita of Alizarr * Lann * Moonshine McJuggs (according to "The Encyclopedia of Fantasy", John Clute & John Grant, New York: St.Martins, 1997, p.944) Nicola Thorne: Horror/Dark Fantasy novelist; isfdb lists: Books: * Haunted Landscape [Severn House, 1997] ISBN 0-7278-5173-X, £16.99, hardcover Ray Thorne: isfdb lists: * "The Sword Sleeps" [Analog, Nov 1980] ed. Stanley Schmidt, $1.50 Roger Thorne: isfdb lists: * "Take a Deep Breath" [SF:'57: The Year's Greatest Science Fiction and Fantasy, ed. Judith Merril, Gnome, 1957] $3.95, hardcover didn't Arthur C. Clarke have a short story of the same name at about the same time, which was incorporated into "2001" ? Tamara Thorne: Horror/Dark Fantasy novelist; isfdb lists: Books: * Haunted [Zebra, 1995] ISBN 0-8217-4907-2, $4.50, paperback * Moonfall [Zebra, 1996] ISBN 0-8217-5315-0, $4.99, paperback Short Fiction: * "Good Vibrations" [Dark Seductions, eds. Alice Alfonsi and John Scognamiglio, Zebra, 1993] ISBN 0-8217-4331-7, $4.50, paperback J. Lincoln Thorner: Lifetime Affiliate Member of Science Fiction Writers of America nothing on the web? Cam Thornley: Science Fiction author and poet; isfdb lists: Short Fiction: * "They'll Do It Every Time" [Isaac Asimov's, Jan-Feb 1978] ed. George H. Scithers, $1.25 Poetry: * "Last Quarter" [Isaac Asimov's, June 1980] ed. George H. Scithers, $1.50 Diann Thornley: Active Member of Science Fiction Writers of America Diann Thornley Books: * Ganwold's Child [Synapse, 1991] ISBN 1-880173-01-8, $6.95, trade paperback [Tor, 1995] ISBN 0-312-85843-4, $22.95, hardcover [Science Fiction Book Club #07791, 1995] $10.98, hardcover [Tor, 1996] ISBN 0-812-55095-1, $5.99, paperback * Echoes of Issel [Tor, 1996] ISBN 0-312-86087-0, $23.95, hardcover [Tor, 1997] ISBN 0-812-55097-8, $5.99, paperback * Netherwar [Tor, 1997] ISBN ?, hardcover * Dominion's Reach [Tor, 1997] ISBN 0-312-86286-5, $23.95, hardcover e-mail Diann Thornley new e-mail Diann Thornley old, invalid? e-mail Diann Thornley old, invalid? Richard Thornley (1950-): British author of Trickster Fantasy (according to "The Encyclopedia of Fantasy", John Clute & John Grant, New York: St.Martins, 1997, p.944) Lawrence Thornton: Fantasy/Science Fiction novelist; isfdb lists: * Imagining Argentina [Bloomsbury, 1987] ISBN 0-7475-0085-1, £11.95, hardcover Jerry Thorp: Science Fiction illustrator; isfdb lists: * Cover Artwork [Dying Inside, Robert Silverberg, Scribner, 1972] ISBN 0-684-13083-1, $6.95, hardcover Roderick Thorp: isfdb lists: * "Sunburst" [Orbit 6, ed. Damon Knight, G. P. Putnam's, 1970] hardcover Dobbin Thorpe: isfdb lists: * "Now Is Forever" [Amazing Stories, Mar 1964] ed. Cele Goldsmith, $0.50 * "Minnesota Gothic" [Fantastic Stories, Jan 1964] ed. Cele Goldsmith, $0.50 * "Death Before Dishonor" [Fantastic Stories, Feb 1964] ed. Cele Goldsmith, $0.50 * "Now Is Forever" [Fantastic, July 1979] ed. Omar Gohagen, $1.50 Peter Thorpe: Science Fiction illustrator; the two covers listed below fit Robert Frost's line "some say the world will end in fire, others say in ice..." * Cover Artwork [Moon of Ice, Brad Linaweaver, Morrow/Arbor House, 1988] ISBN 0-87795-945-5, $17.95, hardcover * Cover Artwork [Fire on the Mountain, Terry Bisson, Arbor House/William Morrow, 1988] ISBN 1-557-10014-4, $16.95, hardcover B. J. Thrower: Active Member of Science Fiction Writers of America Short Fiction: * "Fence of Palms" [Aboriginal SF, Winter 1993] ed. Charles C. Ryan, $4.95 * "Mister Dark" [Terminal Fright Magazine, Mar/Apr 1994] ed. Kenneth E. Abner, Jr., $5.00 * "Noodle You, Noodle Me" [Asimov's, Dec 1997] ed. Gardner Dozois, $2.95 * "The Home Town Boy" [Bending the Landscape: Fantasy, eds. Nicola Griffith and Steve Pagel, White Wolf, 1997] ISBN 1-56504-836-9, $19.99, hardcover e-mail B. J. Thrower Anderton Thules: under the pseudonym "Nordhung Woolpit" wrote the novel "Restless Robot" and the screenplay for "The Archbishop's Demon" Scott Thunder: isfdb lists: * "Loathe to Bend Over" [Terminal Fright Magazine, Fall 1995] ed. Kenneth E. Abner, Jr., $5.00 James Thurber, full name James Grover Thurber (1894-1961): major cartoonist and humorist: * Fables for Our Time and Famous Poems Illustrated [1940] story collection * "The Secret Life of Walter Mitty" [My World and Welcome To It, 1942] * Many Moons [1943] chapbook * The Great Quillow [1944] chapbook * The Thurber Carnival [1945] story/cartoon collection * The White Deer [1945] expanded fairy tale * The Thirteen Clocks [1950] humorous dark fantasy * The Wonderful O [1955] chapbook: letter "O" is banished from island * Further Fables for Our Time [1956] story collection Biography: * Remember Laughter: A Life of James Thurber, by Neil A. Grauer [1994] William Thurmond: isfdb lists: * "The Derelict of Space" [Wonder Story Annual, 1950, ed. Sam Merwin, Jr., 1950] $0.25 E. Temple Thurston, full name Ernest Temple Thurston (1879-1933): * The Wandering Jew: A Play in Four Phases [1920] play novelized by his daughter Emily Temple Thurston [1934] * Man in a Black Hat [1930] doctor vs. immortal Rosicrucian * The Rosicrucian [1930] supernatural story collection (according to "The Encyclopedia of Fantasy", John Clute & John Grant, New York: St.Martins, 1997, p.946) Laura Thurston: isfdb lists: * "The Buddy System" [Sword And Sorceress VII, ed. Marion Zimmer Bradley, DAW Books, 1990] ISBN 0-88677-457-8, $4.50, paperback Robert Thurston: talented Science Fiction/Fantasy author currently working in the novelization mines; Robert Thurston Books: * The "Battlestar Galactica" series of televsion spin-off novels: * Battlestar Galactica [co-author Glen A. Larson, Totem, 1978] ISBN 0-00-222025-3, $2.25 (Canadian), paperback [Titan, 1988] ISBN 1-85286-088-X, £2.95, paperback see: TELEVISION * The Cylon Death Machine [co-author Glen A. Larson, Totem, 1979] ISBN 0-00-222029-6, $2.25 (Canadian), paperback [Titan, 1988] ISBN 1-85286-089-8, £2.95, paperback * The Tombs of Kobol [co-author Glen A. Larson, Totem, 1979] ISBN 0-00-222033-4, $2.25 (Canadian), paperback [Titan, 1988] ISBN 1-85286-090-1, £2.95, paperback * Battlestar Galactica #14: Surrender the Galactica! [co-author Glen A. Larson, Ace, 1988] ISBN 0-441-05104-9, $2.95, paperback * The Young Warriors [1980] * Q Colony [Ace, 1985] ISBN 0-441-69660-0, $2.75, paperback * Battlestar Galactica #11: The Nightmare Machine [co-author Glen A. Larson, Berkley, 1985] ISBN 0-425-08618-6, $2.95, paperback * Battlestar Galactica #12: "Die, Chameleon!" [co-author Glen A. Larson, Berkley, 1986] ISBN 0-425-09095-7, $2.95, paperback * Apollo's War [1987] * Intruder [1990] * the "Isaac Asimov's Robot City" novel series: * Isaac Asimov's Robot City: Robots and Aliens 3: Intruder [Ace, 1990] ISBN 0-441-73129-5, $3.50, paperback * the "Battletech" novel series: * Battletech: Way of the Clans [Roc UK, 1991] ISBN 0-14-014892-2, £3.99, paperback [a.k.a. "Battletech: Legend of the Jade Phoenix #1: Way of the Clans", Penguin/Roc, 1991] ISBN 0-451-45101-5, $4.50, paperback * Battletech: Legend of the Jade Phoenix #3: Falcon Guard [Penguin/Roc, 1991] ISBN 0-451-45129-5, $4.50, paperback [a.k.a. "Falcon Guard", Roc UK, 1992] ISBN 0-14-015248-2, £3.99, paperback * Battletech: Legends of the Jade Phoenix #2: Bloodname [Penguin/Roc, 1991] ISBN 0-451-45117-1, $4.50, paperback [a.k.a. "Battletech: Bloodname", Roc UK, 1991] ISBN 0-14-015242-3, £3.99, paperback Short Fiction (at least 34 works in 25 years): * "Wheels" [Clarion, ed. Robin Scott Wilson, Signet, 1971] paperback [Car Sinister, eds. Robert Silverberg, Martin H. Greenberg, Joseph D. Olander, Avon, 1979] ISBN 0-380-45393-2, $2.25, paperback * "Stop Me Before I Tell More" [Orbit 9, ed. Damon Knight, G. P. Putnam's, 1971] hardcover * "The Last Desperate Hour" [Clarion, ed. Robin Scott Wilson, Signet, 1971] paperback * "Anaconda" [Clarion, ed. Robin Scott Wilson, Signet, 1971] paperback * "The Hippie-Dip File" [Fantasy & Science Fiction, Mar 1972] ed. Edward L. Ferman, $0.75 * "The Good Life" [Clarion II, ed. Robin Scott Wilson, Signet, 1972] paperback * "Get FDR!" [Clarion II, ed. Robin Scott Wilson, Signet, 1972] paperback * "Punchline" (a.k.a. "Stop Me Before I Tell More") [Clarion II, ed. Robin Scott Wilson, Signet, 1972] paperback * "Carolyn's Laughter" [Fantasy & Science Fiction, Jan 1972] ed. Edward L. Ferman, $0.75 * "Up Against the Wall" [Amazing, Aug 1973] ed. Ted White, $0.60 * "She/Her" [Infinity Five, ed. Robert Hoskins, Lancer, 1973] ISBN 0-447-75477-095, $0.95, paperback * "Good-Bye, Shelley, Shirley, Charlotte, Charlene" [Orbit 11, ed. Damon Knight, G. P. Putnam's, 1973] hardcover * "Under Siege" [Fantasy & Science Fiction, July 1974] ed. Edward L. Ferman, $0.75 * "Soundtrack: The Making of a Thoroughbred" [Fantastic, May 1974] ed. Ted White, $0.60 * "Searching the Ruins" [Amazing, Aug 1974] ed. Ted White, $0.75 * "Theodora and Theodora" [New Dimensions 5, ed. Robert Silverberg, Harper & Row, 1975] ISBN 0-06-013870-X, $7.95, hardcover * "Jack and Betty" [Orbit 16, ed. Damon Knight, Harper & Row, 1975] hardcover * "The Haunted Writing Manual" [Fantastic, Oct 1975] ed. Ted White, $1.00 * "Dream by Number" [Fantasy & Science Fiction, Sep 1975] ed. Edward L. Ferman, $1.00 * "Parker Frightened on a Tightrope" [Fantastic, Nov 1976] ed. Ted White, $1.00 * "One Magic Ring, Used" [Fantastic, May 1976] ed. Ted White, $1.00 * "If That's Paradise, Toss Me an Apple" [Amazing Stories, Mar 1976] ed. Ted White, $1.00 * "Groups" [Fantastic, Feb 1976] ed. Ted White, $1.00 * "Aliens" [Fantasy & Science Fiction, Dec 1976] ed. Edward L. Ferman, $1.00 * "The Mars Ship" [Fantasy & Science Fiction, June 1977] ed. Edward L. Ferman, $1.00 * "Kingmakers" [New Voices in Science Fiction, ed. George R. R. Martin, MacMillan, 1977] hardcover [New Voices 1: The Campbell Award Nominees, ed. George R. R. Martin, Jove/HBJ, 1978] ISBN 0-515-04507-1, $1.75, paperback * "Seedplanter" [Chrysalis 3, ed. Roy Torgeson, Zebra, 1978] paperback * "The Bulldog Nutcracker" [Chrysalis 2, ed. Roy Torgeson, Zebra, 1978] paperback * "The Wanda Lake Number" [Analog, Jan 1979] ed. Stanley Schmidt, $1.25 [Light Years and Dark, ed. Michael Bishop, Berkley, 1984] ISBN 0-425-07214-2, $8.95, trade paperback * "Vibrations" [Chrysalis 4, Roy Torgeson, Zebra, 1979] paperback * "The Fire at Sarah Siddons" [Isaac Asimov's, Aug 1984] ed. Shawna McCarthy, $1.75 * "Was That House Here Yesterday?" [Universe 16, ed. Terry Carr, Doubleday & Company, Inc., 1986] ISBN 0-385-23389-2, $12.95, hardcover * "Marchplateau" [Worlds of If, Sep-Nov 1986] ed. Clifford R. Hong, $1.95 * "Ugly Duckling Gets the Treatment and Becomes Cinderella Except Her Foot's Too Big for the Prince's Slipper and is Webbed Besides" [The Last Dangerous Visions, ed. Harlan Ellison, 1999??] J. Cameron Thyme: J. Cameron Thyme @ Dragon*Con biomedical expertise finds its way into his science fiction Return to Authors T Table of Contents Return to AUTHORS Table of Contents
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Denis Tiani: Fantasy/Science Fiction illustrator; isfdb lists: * Cover Artwork [Zod Wallop, William Browning Spencer, St. Martin's, 1995] ISBN 0-312-13629-3, $21.95, hardcover * Cover Artwork [The Night the Heads Came, William Sleator, Penguin/Dutton, 1996] ISBN 0-525-45463-2, $15.99, hardcover John Tibbetts: isfdb lists: * "Overtime" [The Twilight Zone Magazine, Dec 1988] ed. Tappan King, $2.50 Holly Tiberi: Fantasy/Science Fiction illustrator; isfdb lists: * Cover Artwork [Aberrations, June 1995] ed. Richard Blair, $3.50 Cheviot Ticheburn: pseudonym of W. Harrison Ainsworth (according to "The Encyclopedia of Fantasy", John Clute & John Grant, New York: St.Martins, 1997, p.946) H. C. Tidian: Novelist; isfdb lists: * McGillicuddy the Bookseller: a Bibliofantasy [H. C. Tidian, Sam: Johnson's, 1997] ISBN 0-9658598-0-0, $20.00, hardcover Andrew Tidmarsh: Bibliographer: * "Michael Bishop Bibliography" [Interzone, April 1994] eds. David Pringle and Lee Montgomerie, £2.50 Johann Ludwig Tieck (1773-1853): major Gothic, Horror, and Supernatural author of Germany, and a n important figure in the Romantic movement: * Abdallah, oder das furchthare Opfer ("Abdallah or the Dreadful Sacrifice") [1795] derivitave of "Vathek" by Beckford * Der blonde Eckbert [1796] adopted into 1994 opera Blond Eckbert by Judith Weir * Die verkehrte Welt ("The Land of Upseide-Down") [1797] satire * Der Gertreue Eckart [1799] * Sehr wunderbare Historie von der Melusina [1800] Mermaid fiction * Anti-Faulst, oder Geschichte eines dummen Teufels ("Anti-Faust, or the Story of the Stupid Devil") [1801] spoof * Der Runeberg [1804] * Die Elfen [1811] (according to "The Encyclopedia of Fantasy", John Clute & John Grant, New York: St.Martins, 1997, p.946) Mark W. Tiedmann: Active Member of Science Fiction Writers of America Mark W. Tiedmann author requested that I not display his e-mail address; Books: * Compass Reach * Metal of Night * 4 books published by ibooks, inc. * 3 in the Asimov's Robot Mystery series * 2 books published by Meisha Merlin Short Fiction: * over 40 short fiction credits Richard Tiedemann: Science Fiction Critic; I have a copy of, and recommend: * "Jack Vance: Science Fiction Stylist" [in "Writers of the 21st Century: Jack Vance" Tim Underwood and Chuck Miller, Taplinger, 1980] ISBN 0-8008-4295-2, $5.95, trade paperback G. B. Tiepolo: Fantasy illustrator: * Cover Artwork [The Malacia Tapestry, Brian W. Aldiss, Harper and Row, 1977] ISBN 0-06-010053-2, $8.95, hardcover Doug Tierney: * "The Portable Girlfriend" [Selling Venus, ed. Cecilia Tan, Circlet Press, 1995] ISBN 1-885865-05-8, $9.95, trade paperback Patrick Tierney: Short Nonfiction: * "The Arts: Technology" [Omni, Sep 1983] ed. Dick Teresi, $2.50 * "Chilean High" [Omni, Dec 1983] ed. Dick Teresi, $2.50 Richard L. Tierney: Fantasist, critic, poet; see David C. Smith; see Robert E. Howard; Books: * The Ring of Ikribu [co-author David C. Smith, Ace Books, 1981] ISBN 0-441-71156-1, $2.25, paperback * Demon Night [co-author David C. Smith, Ace Books, 1982] ISBN 0-441-71157-X, $2.50, paperback * When Hell Laughs [co-author David C. Smith, Ace Books, 1982] ISBN 0-441-71158-8, $2.25, paperback * Endithor's Daughter [co-author David C. Smith, Ace Books, 1982] ISBN 0-441-71159-6, $2.50, paperback * Against the Prince of Hell [co-author David C. Smith, Ace Books, 1983] ISBN 0-441-71161-8, $2.50, paperback * Star of Doom [co-author David C. Smith, Ace Books, 1983] ISBN 0-441-71162-6, $2.50, paperback * House of the Toad [Fedogan & Bremer, 1993] ISBN 1-878252-03-8, $24.00, hardcover Story Collections: * The Scroll of Thoth [pub?, 1997] Short Fiction: * "The Scroll of Thoth" [Swords Against Darkness II, ed. Andrew J. Offutt, Zebra, 1977] ISBN 0-89083-293-5, $1.95, paperback * "The Sword of Spartacus" [Swords Against Darkness III, ed. Andrew J. Offutt, Zebra, 1978] ISBN 0-89083-339-7, $1.95, paperback * "The Last Decision" [Eldritch Tales, no.15, 1988] ed. Crispin Burnham, $6.00 * "The Pillars of Melkarth" [Space & Time, Summer 1990] eds. Gordon Linzner and Jani Anderson, $5.00 Poetry: * "The Kiss of The Elf-Queen" [Eldritch Tales, no.17, 1988] ed. Crispin Burnham, $6.00 * "The Coming of Juss" [Eldritch Tales, no.17, 1988] ed. Crispin Burnham, $6.00 * "The Revenant" [Weird Tales, Spring/Fall 1989] eds. George H. Scithers, Darrell Schweitzer, John Gregory Betancourt, $4.00 * "The House on the Cliff" [Weird Tales, Summer 1991] ed. Darrell Schweitzer, $4.95 Short Nonfiction: * "Introduction" [Tigers of the Sea, Robert E. Howard, Ace, 1976] paperback * "Introduction" [Colossus, eds. Donald Wandrei, Philip J. Rahman, Dennis E. Weiler, Fedogan & Bremer, 1989] ISBN 1-878252-00-3, $28.00, hardcover John Tigges: Horror novelist; isfdb lists: * The Immortal [Leisure, 1986] ISBN 0-8439-2350-4, $3.95, paperback see: IMMORTALITY * Hands of Lucifer [Leisure, 1987] ISBN 0-8439-2443-8, $3.95, paperback see: Devil * Slime [as "William Essex", Leisure, 1988] ISBN 0-8439-2640-6, $3.95, paperback * Vessel [Leisure, 1988] ISBN 0-8439-2695-3, $3.95, paperback * Venom [Leisure, 1988] ISBN 0-8439-2602-3, $3.95, paperback * Unto the Altar [Leisure, 1988] ISBN 0-8439-2596-5, $3.95, paperback * Kiss Not the Child [Leisure, 1988] ISBN 0-8439-2662-7, $3.95, paperback * As Evil Does [W. H. Allen Star, 1988] ISBN 0-352-32238-1, £2.99, paperback * From Below [as "William Essex", Leisure, 1989] ISBN 0-8439-2867-0, $3.95, paperback * Evil Dreams [Leisure, 1989] ISBN 0-8439-2753-4, $3.95, paperback * Book of the Dead [Leisure, 1989] ISBN 0-8439-2798-4, $3.95, paperback * Comes the Wraith [Leisure, 1990] ISBN 0-8439-2906-5, $3.95, paperback * The Curse [Leisure, 1993] ISBN 0-8439-3389-5, $4.50, paperback * Monster [Leisure, 1995] ISBN 0-8439-3735-1, $4.99, paperback Tigrina: pseudonym; isfdb lists: * "The Lady Takes a Powder" [Science Fiction Worlds of Forrest J Ackerman & Friends, ed. Forrest J Ackerman, Powell, 1969] #PP 142, paperback * "The Girl Who Wasn't There" [Science Fiction Worlds of Forrest J Ackerman & Friends, ed. Forrest J Ackerman, Powell, 1969] #PP 142, paperback A. R. Tilburne: Fantasy/Horror illustrator; isfdb lists: * Cover Artwork [Weird Tales, Jan 1947] ed. Dorothy McIlwraith, $0.15 Tom Tiley: isfdb lists: * "Back to School" [Midnight Zoo, vol.3, no.1, 1993] ed. Jon L. Herron, $4.50 Patrick Tilley (1928-): British Science Fiction novelist: Stand-Alone Novels: * Fade-Out [Morrow, 1975; Hodder & Stoughton, 1975; Dell] [Grafton, 1987] ISBN 0-586-07442-2, £3.50, paperback [Little Brown UK, 1992] ISBN 0-316-90364-7, £15.99, hardcover [Warner UK, 1992] ISBN 0-7515-0085-2, £4.99, paperback * Xan [Grafton, 1986] ISBN 0-586-06468-0, £2.50, paperback * The First Family [Baen, 1986] ISBN 0-671-65567-1, $3.50, paperback * Star Wartz [Orbit, 1995] ISBN 1-85723-319-0, £15.99, hardcover [Orbit, 1996] ISBN 1-85723-320-4, £5.99, paperback The "Amtrack Wars" series: * Cloud Warrior [Sphere, 1983] ISBN 0-7221-8516-2, £1.95, paperback [Baen, 1985] ISBN 0-671-55972-9, $3.50, paperback [Sphere, 1987] ISBN 0-7221-8516-2, £2.95, paperback [Sphere, 1989] ISBN 0-7221-8516-2, £3.50, paperback [Little Brown UK, 1992] ISBN 0-356-20603-3, £14.99, hardcover * First Family [Sphere, 1985] ISBN 0-7221-8517-0, £2.95, paperback [Severn House, 1985] ISBN 0-7278-1226-2, £8.95, hardcover [Baen, 1987] ISBN 0-671-65567-1, $3.50, paperback [Sphere, 1989] ISBN 0-7221-8517-0, £3.50, paperback [Little Brown UK, 1992] ISBN 0-356-20604-1, £14.99, hardcover * Iron Master [Sphere, 1987] ISBN 0-7221-8518-9, £3.50, paperback [Baen, 1987] ISBN 0-671-65338-5, $3.95, paperback [Sphere, 1989] ISBN 0-7221-8518-9, £3.99, paperback [Little Brown UK, 1992] ISBN 0-356-20605-X, £14.99, hardcover * Blood River [Sphere, 1988] ISBN 0-7474-0000-8, £3.50, paperback [Little Brown UK, 1992] ISBN 0-316-90319-1, £15.99, hardcover * Death-Bringer [Sphere, 1989] ISBN 0-7474-0001-6, £3.99, paperback [Little Brown UK, 1992] ISBN 0-316-90320-5, £15.99, hardcover * Earth-Thunder [Sphere, 1990] ISBN 0-7474-0002-4, £3.99, paperback [Little Brown UK, 1992] ISBN 0-316-90321-3, £15.99, hardcover * Dark Visions: An Illustrated Guide to the Amtrak Wars [Artist/co-autho rFernando Fernandez, Sphere, 1988] ISBN 0-7474-0270-1, £5.99, trade paperback Robert J. Tilley: Science Fiction novelist, short fiction author, and illustrator; isfdb lists: Books: * The Big Losers [New Infinities, 1988] ISBN 0-441-06091-9, $3.50, paperback Short Fiction: * "Act of Aggression" [Nebula Science Fiction, Oct 1957] ed. Peter Hamilton * "Fiends for Neighbours" [Nebula Science Fiction, Jan 1958] ed. Peter Hamilton * "Apprentice" [Fantasy & Science Fiction, Feb 1960] ed. Robert P. Mills, $0.40 * "Place of Refuge" [Fantasy & Science Fiction, Apr 1963] ed. Avram Davidson, $0.40 * "Something Else" [Fantasy & Science Fiction, Oct 1965] ed. Jospeph W. Ferman, $0.50 [11th Annual Edition: The Year's Best S-F, ed. Judith Merril, Delacorte, 1966] hardcover * "Choice" [Fantasy and Science Fiction, Jan 1972] ed. Edward L. Ferman, $0.75 * "Willie's Blues" [Fantasy & Science Fiction, May 1972] ed. Edward L. Ferman, $0.75 [The 1973 Annual World's Best SF, eds. Donald A. Wollheim and Arthur W. Saha, DAW Books, 1973] $0.95, paperback * "Outsider" [Fantasy & Science Fiction, Jan 1986] ed. Edward L. Ferman, $1.75 Cover Artwork: * Cover [New Worlds, May 1965] ed. Michael Moorcock, 2/6d Lynne Tillman: isfdb lists: * "A Dead Summer" [The New Gothic, ed. Patrick McGrath and Bradford Morrow, Random House, 1991] hardcover Peter D. Tillman: isfdb lists: * "Jewels of the Desert" [Midnight Zoo, Jan 1991] ed. Jon L. Herron, $4.95 Joe Tillotson: Fantasy/Science Fiction illustrator; isfdb lists: * Cover Artwork [Fantastic Adventures, Oct 1951] ed. Howard Browne, $0.25 Ted Tillotson: isfdb lists: * "Death Is the Hunter" [Aberrations, Sep 1994] ed. Richard Blair, $3.50 Lois A. Tilton: Active Member of Science Fiction Writers of America Books: * Vampire Winter [Zebra/Pinnacle, 1990] ISBN 1-55817-450-8, $4.50, paperback * Darkness on the Ice [Zebra/Pinnacle, 1993] ISBN 1-55817-687-X, $4.50, paperback * Star Trek: Deep Space Nine #6: Betrayal [Pocket, 1994] ISBN 0-671-88117-5, $5.50, paperback * Babylon 5 Book 2: Accusations [Boxtree, 1995] ISBN 0-7522-0649-4, £4.99, paperback Short Fiction: as "Lois Tilton" isfdb lists: * "Avatar" [Weird Tales, Fall 1988] eds. George H. Scithers, Darrell Schweitzer, John Gregory Betancourt, $4.00 * "To Dust" [Aboriginal Science Fiction, Nov/Dec 1989] ed. Charles C. Ryan, $3.00 * "The Highwayman" [Weird Tales, Spring/Fall 1989] eds. George H. Scithers, Darrell Schweitzer, John Gregory Betancourt, $4.00 * "The Crystal Battlements" [Space & Time, Winter 1989] eds. Gordon Linzner, $5.00 * "Life Support System" [Aboriginal Science Fiction, Nov/Dec 1990] ed. Charles C. Ryan, $3.50 * "Hands" [Sword and Sorceress VI, ed. Marion Zimmer Bradley, Daw, 1990] ISBN 0-88677-423-3, $4.50, paperback * "The Soldier's Bride" [Fantasy & Science Fiction, Aug 1991] ed. Kristine Kathryn Rusch, $2.50 * "The Other Woman" [Desire Burn: Women's Stories From the Dark Side of Passion, eds. Janet Berliner, Uwe Luserke, Martin H. Greenberg, Garroll & Graf Publishers, Inc., 1995] ISBN 0-7867-0259-1, $9.95, trade paperback * "The Longest, Darkest Night" [Midnight Zoo, vol.1,no.6, 1991] ed. Jon L. Herron, Experiences Unlimited, $4.95 * "A Just and Lasting Peace" [Fantasy & Science Fiction, Oct/Nov 1991] ed. Kristine Kathryn Rusch, $3.95 [The Year's Best Science Fiction, Ninth Annual Collection, ed. Gardner Dozois, St. Martin's Press, 1992] ISBN 0-312-07889-7, $27.95, hardcover * "Edyth Among the Trolls" [Sword and Sorceress VIII, ed. Marion Zimmer Bradley, Daw, 1991] ISBN 0-88677-486-1, $4.50, paperback * "The Cry of a Seagull" [Interzone, May 1991] eds. David Pringle and Lee Montgomerie, £2.25 [Aboriginal Science Fiction, May/June 1991] ed. Charles C. Ryan, $3.50 * "Aristodemos" [Amazing, Dec 1991] ed. Kim Mohan, $3.95 * "The Twelve Swans" [Fantasy & Science Fiction, June 1992] ed. Kristine Kathryn Rusch, $2.50 * "The Three Thieves" [Aladdin: Master of the Lamp, eds. Mike Resnick and Martin H. Greenberg, DAW Books, Inc., 1992] ISBN 0-88677-545-0, $4.99 ($5.99 Canada), paperback * "Unmasking the Blackman" [Amazing, Nov 1993] ed. Kim Mohan, $3.95 * "Spring Wine" [Dark Seductions, eds. Alice Alfonsi and John Scognamiglio, Zebra, 1993] ISBN 0-8217-4331-7, $4.50, paperback * "Sleep, My Little One" [Fantasy & Science Fiction, Feb 1993] ed. Kristine Kathryn Rusch, $2.50 * "The Princess Who Danced Until Daybreak" [Science Fiction Age, May 1993] ed. Scott Edelman, $2.95 * "The Drought" [Midnight Zoo, vol.3, no.1, 1993] ed. Jon L. Herron, $4.50 * "Voices of the Damned" [Weird Tales, Spring 1994] ed.Darrell Schweitzer, $4.95 * "Sanctuary" [Grails: Visitations of the Night, eds. Richard Gilliam, Martin H. Greenberg, Edward E. Kramer, NAL/Roc, 1994] ISBN 0-451-45304-2, $9.95, trade paperback * "The Wet-Nurse" [100 Vicious Little Vampire Stories, eds. Stefan Dziemianowicz, Robert Weinberg, Martin H. Greenberg, Barnes & Noble, 1995] ISBN 1-56619-558-6, $7.98, hardcover * "Web of Black Metal" [The World of Darkness: The Splendour Falls, ed. Erin E. Kelly, White Wolf, 1995] ISBN 1-56504-863-6, $5.99, paperback * "The Swineherd" [Witch Fantastic, eds. Mike Resnick and Martin H. Greenberg, Daw, 1995] ISBN 0-88677-640-6, $4.99($5.99 Can), paperback * "Small Workers" [100 Wicked Little Witch Stories, eds. Stefan R. Dziemianowicz, Robert Weinberg, Martin H. Greenberg, Barnes & Noble, 1995] ISBN 1-56619-762-7, $7.98, hardcover ISBN 0-7607-0208-X, trade paperback * "The Shackles of Buried Sins" [Adventures in the Twilight Zone, ed. Carol Serling, Daw, 1995] ISBN 0-88677-662-7, $4.99, paperback * "Deadly Humour" [Science Fiction Age, Nov 1995] ed. Scott Edelman, $3.95 * "The Clearing" [Enchanted Forests, eds. Katharine Kerr and Martin H. Greenberg, Daw, 1995] ISBN 0-88677-672-4, $5.50, paperback * "But One Son Living" [Ancient Enchantresses, eds. Richard Gilliam, Martin H. Greenberg, Kathleen M. Massie-Ferch, Daw, 1995] ISBN 0-88677-677-5, $5.50, paperback * "A Vision of Darkness" [The Time of the Vampires, eds. P. N. Elrod and Martin H. Greenberg, Daw, 1996] ISBN 0-88677-693-7, $5.50, paperback * "Kneeling at His Side" [Sisters in Fantasy 2, eds. Susan Shwartz and Martin H. Greenberg, Roc, 1996] ISBN 0-451-45503-7, $5.99 ($6.99 Canada), paperback * "My Naggilator" [Urban Nightmares, eds. Josepha Sherman and Keith DeCandido, Baen, 1997] ISBN 0-671-87851-4, $5.99, paperback Short Nonfiction: * "Strangling the Baby: Cultural Relativism in Mike Resnick's 'Kirinyaga'" [The New York Review of Science Fiction, May 1989] $2.50 e-mail Lois Tilton Peter Valentine Timlett (1933-): Historical Fantasy author; see: King Arthur * The "Seedbearers" series: * The Power of the Serpent [Bantam, 1976] Stonehenge [Orbit, 1987] ISBN 0-7088-3105-2, £2.50, paperback * The Seedbearers [London: Futura, 1974] ISBN 0-70883-107-9, £2.50, paperback [Bantam, 1976] [Orbit/Futura, 1986] ISBN 0-7088-3107-9, £2.50, paperback fall of Atlantis * Twilight of the Serpent [Bantam, 1977] 0-553-10081-5, $1.50, paperback Druids vs. Christians Short Fiction: * "Without Rhyme or Reason" [The Year's Best Horror Stories, Series IX, ed. Karl Edward Wagner, Daw, 1981] ISBN 0-87997-647-0, paperback * "Little Miss Muffet" [Scare Care, ed. Graham Masterton, Tor, 1989] ISBN 0-312-93156-5, $19.95, hardcover * "The Rite of Challenge (excerpt)" [The Merlin Chronicles, ed. Mike Ashley, Raven, 1995] ISBN 1-85487-332-6, trade paperback [Carroll & Graf, 1995] ISBN 0-7867-0275-3, $12.95, trade paperback * "Maidens of the Grael" [The Chronicles of the Holy Grail, ed. Mike Ashley, Carroll & Graf, 1996] ISBN 0-7867-0363-6, $12.95, trade paperback [Raven, 1996] £5.99, paperback * "Launcelot's Grail" [The Chronicles of the Holy Grail, ed. Mike Ashley, Carroll & Graf, 1996] ISBN 0-7867-0363-6, $12.95, trade paperback [Raven, 1996] £5.99, paperback * "The Hedge of Mist" [The Chronicles of the Round Table, ed. Mike Ashley, Caroll & Graf, 1997] ISBN 0-7867-0464-0, $12.95, trade paperback [Robinson, 1997] ISBN -85487-953-7, £5.99, trade paperback [Past Times, 1997] Mark Timlin: isfdb lists: * "Riders on the Storm" [In Dreams, ed. Paul J. McAuley and Kim Newman, Gollancz, 1992] ISBN 0-575-05201-5, £4.99, paperback * Christmas (Baby Please Come Home)" [London Noir, ed. Maxim Jakubowski, Serpent's Tail, 1994] ISBN 1-85242-308-0, £7.99, trade paperback William M. Timlin, full name William Mitcheson Timlin (1892-1943): artist and author born in South Africa, best known for: * The Ship That Sailed to Mars [1923] (according to "The Encyclopedia of Fantasy", John Clute & John Grant, New York: St.Martins, 1997, p.949) Mike Timmins: Science Fiction illustrator; isfdb lists: * Cover Artwork [Mine, Robert R. McCammon, Grafton, 1991] ISBN 0-586-21226-4, £4.99, paperback ISBN 0-246-13803-3, £8.99, trade paperback William Timmins: prolific Science Fiction illustrator with at least 51 covers of 1942-1950 "Astounding Science Fiction" for John W. Campbell, Jr.: William Timmins @isfdb Stan Timmons: isfdb lists: * "Life Is But a Dream" [The Ultimate X-Men, ed. Stan Lee, Boulevard, 1996] ISBN 1-57297-217-3, $14.00, trade paperback Anthony Timpone: Horror critic/editor: Anthologies Edited: * Fangoria Masters of the Dark [HarperPrism, 1997] ISBN 0-06-105664-2, $5.99, paperback Keith Timson: British Science Fiction Novelist: isfdb lists: * A Far Magic Shore [Orbit, 1989] ISBN 0-7088-4206-2, £4.99, trade paperback Leo Q. Tincrowder: isfdb lists: * "Osiris on Crutches" [New Dimensions 6, ed. Robert Silverberg, Harper & Row, 1976] hardcover Eric Tinde: isfdb lists: * "Boomerang" [Astounding, Nov 1947] ed. John W. Campbell, Jr., $0.25 Robert Tine: Science Fiction Novelist or Novelizer; isfdb lists: * Midnight City [NAL/Signet, 1987] ISBN 0-451-15036-8, $3.95, paperback * Universal Soldier [Signet UK, 1992] ISBN 0-451-17542-5, £3.99, paperback [Jove, 1992] ISBN 0-515-10933-9, $4.50, paperback * The Last Action Hero [Berkley, 1993] ISBN 0-425-14015-6, $4.99, paperback Ron Tiner: pseudonym of Ronald Charles Tickner (1940-): comix artist/writer * Figure Drawing Without a Model [1992] * The Encyclopedia of Fantasy and Science Fiction Art Techniques [1992] co-author John Grant (Ronald Charles Tickner wrote most of the comix entries in "The Encyclopedia of Fantasy" and acknowledgment is due to him for the listing of some comix names in this web domain, his full entries are the essential material only pointed to in this web domain. (according to "The Encyclopedia of Fantasy", John Clute & John Grant, New York: St.Martins, 1997, p.950) (according to isfdb, which didn't know the pseudonym issue, the book data are): * The Encyclopedia of Fantasy and Science Fiction Art Techniques co-authors John Grant and Ron Tiner [Titan, 1996] ISBN 1-85286-702-7, £16.99, trade paperback [Running Press, 1996] ISBN 1-56138-534-4, $24.95, hardcover Murray Tinkelman: (or maybe "Murray Tinkleman", isfdb has me confused about spelling of last name); Fantasy/Science Fiction illustrator: isfdb lists as "Murray Tinkelman": * Cover Artwork [The Worm Ouroboros, E. R. Eddison, Ballantine, 1977] ISBN 0-345-27122-X, $2.50, paperback isfdb lists as "Murray Tinkleman": * Cover Artwork [The Cool War, Frederik Pohl, Ballantine Del Rey, 1981] ISBN 0-345-29383-5, $10.95, hardcover Joseph Tinker: isfdb lists: * "Tinker's Dam" [Analog, July 1961] ed. John W. Campbell, Jr., $0.50 Bob Tinkess: isfdb lists: * "For the Love of Allen" [Aberrations, July 1994] ed. Richard Blair, $3.50 Murray Tinkleman: (see "Murray Tinkelman" above); Fantasy/Science Fiction illustrator; isfdb lists: * Cover Artwork [The Cool War, Frederik Pohl, Ballantine Del Rey, 1981] ISBN 0-345-29383-5, $10.95, hardcover Frank Tinsley: Science Writer; isfdb lists: Short Nonfiction: * "The Nuclear Putt-Putt" [Amazing, Oct 1962] ed. Cele Goldsmith, $0.35 about Project Orion * "The Mars Supply Fleet" [Amazing, Dec 1962] ed. Cele Goldsmith, $0.35 * "The Mars Snooper" [Amazing, Jan 1962] ed. Cele Goldsmith, $0.35 * "The Cosmic Wrecker" [Amazing, Apr 1963] ed. Cele Goldsmith, $0.35 Sir Michael Tippett (1905-): British composer listed here for 5 Fantasy opera librettos: * The Midsummer Marriage [1955] * King Priam [1962] * The Knot Garden [1970] * The Ice Break [1977] * New Yera [1988] (according to "The Encyclopedia of Fantasy", John Clute & John Grant, New York: St.Martins, 1997, p.950) James Tiptree, Jr.: pseudonym of Alice Sheldon: * Star Songs of an Old Primate [Ballentine, 1978] * Ten Thousand Light Years from Home [Ace, 1973; Gregg, 1976] 15 stories * Up the Walls of the World [Berkley Putnam, 1978; Science Fiction Book Club] * Warm Worlds and Otherwise [Ballentine, 1977] * others {to be done} James Tiptree, Jr. (Dr. Alice Sheldon) many more {to be done} Jerry Tiritili or Jerry Tiritilli: Fantasy illustrator (isfdb has me confused about spelling of his last name); isfdb lists as "Jerry Tiritili" * Cover Artwork [Against the Horde, David Gemmell, New Infinities Productions, 1988] ISBN 0-441-00995-6, $3.95, paperback isfdb lists as "Jerry Tiritilli": * Cover Artwork [The King Beyond the Gate, David Gemmell, New Infinities, 1988] ISBN 0-425-11271-3, $3.50, paperback Christopher Tirri: Fantasy illustrator/artist/poet; isfdb lists: Poetry: * "Regret" [Midnight Zoo, May/June 1991] ed. Jon L. Herron, $4.95 Cover Artwork: * [Midnight Zoo, Mar/Apr 1991] $4.95 Short Nonfiction: * "Art and Artist's Profile of Christopher Tirri" [Midnight Zoo, Mar/Apr 1991] $4.95 Phil Tiso: isfdb lists: * "Domino Man" [Midnight Graffiti, ed. Jessica Horsting and James Van Hise, Warner Books, 1992] ISBN 0-446-36307-3, $5.99, paperback Louise Titchener: Role Playing Games-related Novelist; isfdb lists: * Greenfire [TSR, 1993] ISBN 1-56076-685-9, $4.50, trade paperback Elise Title: Fantasy/Romance Novelist; isfdb lists: * Shadow of the Moon [Harlequin, 1991] ISBN 0-373-22160-6, $2.75, paperback Return to Authors T Table of Contents Return to AUTHORS Table of Contents
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Michael Tobias: Science Fiction Novelist; isfdb lists: * Voice of the Planet [Bantam Spectra, 1990] ISBN 0-553-28367-7, $4.95, paperback * Believe [co-author William Shatner, Berkley, 1992] ISBN 0-425-13296-X, $5.50, paperback Jean Tobin: Science Fiction critic; isfdb lists: * "Frank Herbert's 'The Heaven Makers': A Reconsideration (Part 1 of 2)" [The New York Review of Science Fiction, June 1992] * "Frank Herbert's 'The Heaven Makers': A Reconsideration (Part 2 of 2)" [The New York Review of Science Fiction, July 1992] $2.50 Tocchet: pseudonym of Science Fiction illustrator; isfdb lists: * Cover Artwork [Galaxy Science Fiction, May 1956] ed. H. L. Gold, $0.35 Michael Tod: Novelist; isfdb lists: * The Silver Tide [Orion, 1994] ISBN 1-85797-319-4, £4.99, paperback ISBN 1-85797-563-4, £9.99, hardcover * Second Wave [Orion, 1994] ISBN 1-85797-367-4, £12.99, hardcover [Orion, 1995] ISBN 1-85797-740-8, £4.99, paperback * The Golden Flight [Orion, 1995] ISBN 1-85797-675-4, £13.99, hardcover [Orion, 1996] ISBN 0-75280-618-1, £4.99, paperback Todd: pseudonym of author/illustrator Larry S. Todd; German for "Death"; isfdb lists: Short Fiction: * "Simon Says" [Worlds of If, June 1965] ed. Frederik Pohl, 1965, $0.50 * "The Most Delicious Foe" [Worlds of Tomorrow, Aug 1966] ed. Frederik Pohl, 1965, $0.50 Cover Artwork: * [Fantastic, Oct 1971] ed. Ted White, $0.60 * [Amazing, Mar 1972] ed. Ted White, $0.60 * [Amazing Science Fiction, July 1972] ed. Ted White, $0.60 * [Amazing Science Fiction, Aug 1974] ed. Ted White, $0.75 Arline Todd: isfdb lists: * "Ultima Thule" [Chrysalis 6, ed. Roy Torgeson, Zebra, 1980] paperback Barbara Euphan Todd (1890-1976): British children's fantasy author: * The 'Normous Saturday Fairy Book [1924] co-authors Marjory Royce and Moira Meighn * the "Worzel Gummidge" novels about a living scarecrow, which have been adapted into 3 TV series starring John Pertwee (according to "The Encyclopedia of Fantasy", John Clute & John Grant, New York: St.Martins, 1997, p.950) Chris Todd: Chris Todd@sff.net Kathleen Todd: Fantasy/Science Fiction poet; isfdb lists: * "Earth Comes" [Aliens & Lovers, ed. Millea Kenin, Unique Graphics, 1983] poetry $5.00, trade paperback Larry S. Todd: also writes as "Larry Tod" and simply "Todd"; isfdb lists: Short Fiction: * "Simon Says" [Worlds of If, June 1965] ed. Frederik Pohl, 1965, $0.50 * "The Most Delicious Foe" [Worlds of Tomorrow, Aug 1966] ed. Frederik Pohl, 1965, $0.50 * "The Warbots" [Galaxy, Oct 1968] ed. Frederik Pohl, $0.60 [Body Armor: 2000, eds. Joe Haldeman, Martin H. Greenberg, Charles G. Waugh, Ace, 1986] ISBN 0-441-06976-2, $3.50, paperback * "Flesh and the Iron" [Worlds of If, September 1968] ed. Frederik Pohl, $0.60 as Larry Todd: Novelist, author, artists; isfdb lists: * Cobalt-60 (co-authors/artists Vaughn Bodé and Mark Bodé) [Donning/Starblaze, 1988] ISBN 0-89865-677-X, $7.95, trade paperback Laura D. Todd: isfdb lists: * "Silver Eyes" [Marion Zimmer Bradley's Fantasy, Spring 1990] ed. Marion Zimmer Bradley, $3.95 Tzvetan Todorov (1939-): Bulgaria-born literary critic, resident in France, influential for: * Introduction a la litterature fantastique [1970; as "The Fantastic: A Structural Approach to a Literay Genre", US: 1973, tr. Richard Howard] which cites various works to support a definition about the psychology of events which cannot be explained by natural law, and which thus force the experiencer into deciding whether he/she is the subject of an illusion, or alternatively that the universe is ruled by a different set of laws than previously believed: "The fantastic occupies the duration of this uncertainty. Once we choose one answer or the other, we leave the fantastic for a neighboring genre, the uncanny or the marvellous. The fantastic is the hesitation experienced by a person who knows only the laws of nature, confronting an apparently supernatural event." -- Tzvetan Todorov, in "The Fantastic: A Structural Approach to a Literary Genre", translated by Richard Howard, Ithaca NY: 1975, p.25 DEFINITIONS: what is fantasy? Arthur Tofte, full name Arthur R. Tofte: * Crash Landing on Iduna [Laser, 1975] ISBN 0-373-72003-3, $0.95, paperback * Survival Planet [Bobbs Merrill, 1977] * Walls Within Walls [Laser, 1975] as Arthur Tofte, isfdb also lists: * The Day the Earth Stood Still [Scholastic Book Services #TK3438, 1976] paperback Short Fiction: * "Terrafied" [Children of Infinity, ed. Roger Elwood, Franklin Watts, 1973] hardcover * "The Speeders" [The Other Side of Tomorrow, ed. Roger Elwood, Random House, 1973] ISBN 0-394-82468-1, hardcover * "Alone in Space" [Science Fiction Tales, ed. Roger Elwood, Rand McNally, 1973] ISBN 0-528-82504-6, hardcover * "When the Cold Came" [Night of the Sphinx and Other Stories, ed. Roger Elwood, Lerner SF Library, 1974] hardcover * "A Thirst for Blood" [More Science Fiction Tales, ed. Roger Elwood, Rand McNally, 1974] hardcover * "Survival on a Primative Planet" [Survival from Infinity, ed. Roger Elwood, Franklin Watts, 1974] hardcover * "The Berserks" [The Berserkers, ed. Roger Elwood, 1974] * "The Mission" [100 Astounding Little Alien Stories, eds. Robert Weinberg, Stefan Dziemianowicz, Martin H. Greenberg, Barnes & Noble Books, 1996] ISBN 0-76070-142-3, hardcover as Arthur R. Tofte, isfdb lists: * "The Meteor Monsters" [Fantastic, Oct 1971] ed. Ted White, $0.60 Cathal Tohill: editor/critic; isfdb lists: Nonfiction: * Immoral Tales: European Sex and Horror 1956-1984 (co-editor Pete Tombs) [St. Martin's, 1995] ISBN 0-312-13519-X, $17.95, trade paperback * Immoral Tales [ pub?, 1997] Andrew Tokash: isfdb lists: * "Down in the Mouth" [69 Flavors of Paranoia, eds. Rycke Foreman and Miranda Foreman, 1997] Stephanie S. Tolan: novelist; isfdb lists: * Welcome to the Ark [Morrow, 1996] ISBN 0-688-13724-5, $15.00, hardcover John Toland: isfdb lists: * "Water Cure" [Fantastic, Dec 1954] ed. Howard Browne, $0.35 * "Two's a Crowd" [Amazing, Nov 1954] ed. Howard Browne, $0.35 * "The Man Who Read Minds" [Fantastic, Dec 1955] ed. Howard Browne, $0.35 * "Dissatisfaction Guaranteed" [Amazing, Mar 1955] ed. Howard Browne, $0.35 Stewart Toland: isfdb lists: * "The Question Is Answered" [Unknown, Nov 1939] ed. John W. Campbell, Jr., $0.20 Christopher Tolkien (1924-): British author, son of J. R. R. Tolkien; Novels Edited: * The Silmarillion (by J. R. R. Tolkien, Grafton, 1991] ISBN 0-261-10244-3, £5.99, paperback [Grafton, 1992] ISBN 0-261-10273-7, £4.99, paperback [HarperCollins UK, 1992] ISBN 0-261-10242-7, £14.99, hardcover [Ballantine Del Rey, 1995] ISBN 0-345-32581-8, $5.95, paperback Story/Poem/Essay Collections Edited: * The Book of Lost Tales 1 [1983] * The Book of Lost Tales 2 [1984] * The Lays of Beleriand [1985] * The Shaping of Middle-Earth [1986] * The Lost Road and Other Writings [1987] * The Return of the Shadow [1988] * The Treason of Isengard [1989] * The War of the Ring [1990] * Sauron Defeated [1992] [isfdb misspells as "Suron"] * Morgoth's Ring [1993] * The War of the Jewels [1994] J. R. R. Tolkien J. R. R. Tolkien: full name John Ronald Reuel Tolkien (1892-1973) J.R.R. Tolkien J.R.R. Tolkien J.R.R. Tolkien: Timeline The Grey Havens (J.R.R. Tolkien: Ultimate Tolkien Page): new address J.R.R. Tolkien: Ultimate Tolkien Page: old, invalid Xenite Contains sites of interest to fans of J.R.R. Tolkien, Andre Norton, C.S. Lewis, and others. For further information, contact: e-mail Michael Martinez [Xenite] J.R.R. Tolkien Italian tribute page J.R.R. Tolkien Norwegian tribute page J.R.R. Tolkien Fredonia tribute page J.R.R. Tolkien @cyberus J.R.R. Tolkien Australian tribute page J.R.R. Tolkien @ewaorlan.com J.R.R. Tolkien Russian tribute page In the 1976 Locus poll, asking readers to nominate their favorite author, J. R. R. Tolkien came in #20 (with 38 votes). This is an impressive performance, since he was a Fantasy author competing against science fiction authors among primarily science fiction readers. Tolkien is an outstanding example of the genre referred to in this web site as BEYOND THE FIELDS WE KNOW: magical world unconnected to ours S. P. Tollyfield: isfdb lists: * "The Boor's Tusk" [Grotesque, Apr 1993] ed. David Logan, £2.50 Thomas Tolnay: presumably the full name of "Tom Tolnay", below; isfdb lists: * "The Time Wife" [The Twilight Zone Magazine, Jan/Feb 1985] ed. T. E