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Better to Have Loved: The Life of Judith Merril by Judith Merril, Emily Pohl-Weary, 2002-08-01
Judith Merril's England Swings SF (Stories of Speculative fiction) by Judith (ed) Merril, 1968
he Life of Judith Merril by Edward Cheung, 2007-01-01
Galaxy of Ghouls by Judith Merril, 1955-05-01
England swings SF; stories of speculative fiction by Judith (Compiled by) Merril, 1968-01-01
SF12 by Judith Merril, 1969-01-01
Exile from Space by Judith Merril, 2010-07-06
Shadow of the Hearth by Judith MERRIL, 1950-01-01
PATH INTO THE UNKNOWN: The Conflict; Robby; Meeting My Brother; A Day of Wrath; An Emergency Case; Wanderers and Travellers; The Boy; The Purple Mummy by Judith (editor) (Ilya Varshavsky; Vladislav Krapivan; Sever Gansovsky; Arkady Strugatsky; Boris Strugatsky; G. Gor; Anatoly Dneprov) Merril, 1968
The Year's Best S-F 5th Annual Edition by Judith Merril, 1961-01-01
10th Annual Edition the Years Best SF by Arthur C. Clarke, Isaac Bashevis Singer, 1966
The Space Time Journal by Judith Merril (Ed.), 1972
Out of Bounds: Seven Stories (Pyramid F-830) by Judith Merril,
SF 12 by Judith (editor) Merril, 1969

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Alpha Ralpha Boulevard: Judith Merril
Judith Merril. (b.1923d.1997) Josephine Juliet (?) Grossman. OtherMerril links Judith Merril Memorial page Bio Born in NYC.
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Extractions: (b.1923-d.1997) Josephine Juliet (?) Grossman Judith Merril Memorial page Born in NYC. Became associated with SF groups such as The Futurians and the Hydra Club. Married for four years to Frederik Pohl. Donated her SF collection to the Toronto Public Library in 1970, this later became The Merril Collection . Died in Toronto, Canada on September 12th 1997 of congestive heart failure. Daughters of Earth Gollancz ISBN:0-575-00157-7 Out of Bounds sh.sts.1960 NY Pyramid Books, Shadow on the Earth 1950, Doubleday Survival ship, and other stories Kakabeka Pub. Co. ISBN:0-919-58807-7 Kakabeka Pub. Co. ISBN:0-919-58808-5 Tesseracts 1985 Ed. August 1988 Beach Holme Pub Ltd. Paperback ISBN:0-888-78279-9 The Years Best SF: 5th Annual Edition 1960, Editor January 1961 Dell Publishing Co., cover by Richard Powers The Years Best SF: 6th Annual Edition 1961, Editor June 1962 Dell Publishing Co., cover by John Van Zwienen The Years Best SF: 7th Annual Edition 1962, Editor.
Judith Merril
Judith Merril, Judith Merril was born in New York and immigrated to TorontoOntario in 1968. She is one of Canada s most respected SF authors.
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Extractions: Made in Canada is the proud recipient of the 2000 Aurora Award for Fan Achievement: Other! Associated with Chapters.Indigo.ca . and Alibris - Books You Thought You'd Never Find Judith Merril Judith Merril was born in New York and immigrated to Toronto Ontario in 1968. She is one of Canada's most respected SF authors. Judith has a rather extensive bibliography that includes novels, collections, short fiction, anthologies, articles and reviews too numerous to list here. The Merril Collection Judith donated her collection of 5000 SF books to the Toronto Public Library in 1970. First named "The Spaced Out Library", the name was changed to " The Merril Collection of Science Fiction, Speculation and Fantasy " in 1990. By 1995 the collection had grown to 54,000 items. Sadly Judith passed away from heart failure on Sept 12, 1997. Interesting Links Biography Website ISFDb bibliography SF Canada article ... Home of the Merril Collection Memorials Bio and memorial by Spider Robinson Memorial by Candas Jane Dorsey Memorial by John Clute Memorial by Robert J Sawyer Memorial by John Robert Colombo Memorial by Lorna Toolis Memorial by Realms Magazine Click here for a list of rare and hard to find
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Judith Merril
Judith Merril. Judith Merril (1923, New York, New York 1997, Canada)was an North American science fiction author and anthologist.
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Extractions: Main Page See live article Alphabetical index Judith Merril New York, New York Canada ) was an North American science fiction author and anthologist. Merril was a writer from her youth. She published her first stories in the late 1940s. She later devoted much of her time editing science fiction short story anthologies, especially a series of popular "Best of the Year" story anthologies that ran from 1956 to 1966. In the late 1960s, appalled by what she saw as excessive suppression of anti-war activities by the U.S. government, she moved to Canada. She began an endowment at the Toronto Public Library for the collection of all science fiction published in the English language (the Merril Collection of Science Fiction, Speculation, and Fantasy). The Merril Collection
Judith Merril - Bibliography Summary
Judith Merril Bibliography Summary. Gunner Cade (1952) as Cyril Juddwith CM Kornbluth and Judith Merril Magazine/Anthology Appearances
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Judith Merril
Judith Merril The Little Mother of Science Fiction 19231997. 1976 Warnerpublishes a reprint of short stories, The Best of Judith Merril.
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Extractions: Time Chronology: Important Events in Judith's Life 1923: Judith Josephine Grossman is born on January 21 in Boston to parents Ethel and Samuel (Shlomo) Grossman. 1929: The Great Depression begins, lasts to the end of the 1930s. Her father Shlomo Grossman commits suicide. 1933: Judy, an avid young Zionist, starts sixth grade at the Girls' Latin School. Fall 1936: Moves with her mother Ethyl to the Bronx, New York City, because Ethyl gets a job at The Bronx House. Judy starts high school at Morrows High. Summer 1937: Goes to Zionist summer camp, reads the Communist Manifesto. 1937-39: Forms an inseparable trio with her best friends Saul and Willy at Morrows High School. Graduates from high school in June 1939. 1939: The Soviet Union makes a pact with the Nazis. Zionism begins to lose its appeal for her. Summer 1940: Meets first husband Dan Zissman at a Trotskyist Fourth of July Picnic. They marry on October 26. 1940-41: Judy and Dan live with his parents in Philadelphia. She has several different jobs ranging from waitress to curtain examiner. 1942-43: Gets pregnant with first daughter, Merril, who is born in December 1942. Dan is drafted.
Judith Merril
Judith Merril The Little Mother of Science Fiction 19231997. Knownas the little mother of science fiction, Judith Merril burst
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Extractions: Known as "the little mother of science fiction," Judith Merril burst onto the New York literary scene in 1948 with a disturbing story about nuclear radiation. Merrils contribution to science fiction was summed up by J. G. Ballard (author of Crash and Empire of the Sun ) in 1992: "Science fiction, I suspect, is now dead, and probably died about the time that Judy closed her anthology and left to found her memorial library to the genre in Toronto. I remember my last sight of her, surrounded by her friends and all the books she loved, shouting me down whenever I tried to argue with her, the strongest woman in a genre for the most part created by timid and weak men." What was it like for a gender-bender who made it in a man's world fifty years ago? Merril's life was a microcosm of alternative cultural and political movements. Born into early Zionist circles, Merril ventured as a teenager into the Trotskyism of the 1930s and '40s. From there she became involved with emergent science fiction, resistance to the war in Vietnam, the Free University movement, and tuning-in and turning-on. In 1968, Merril moved to Canada with the draft dodgers, to live and work in Rochdale, Torontos student-run university.
Judith Merril - Encyclopedia Article About Judith Merril. Free Access, No Regist
encyclopedia article about Judith Merril. Judith Merril in Free onlineEnglish dictionary, thesaurus and encyclopedia. Judith Merril.
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SS > SF > Book Reviews > Judith Merril
Judith Merril. Novels/Collections reviews. Judith Merril. The Tomorrow People.Pyramid. 1960. Edited anthologies reviews. Judith Merril, editor.
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Extractions: home SF book reviews Novels/collections Anthologies Short fiction Search Web for Judith Merril Google search Alta Vista search The Best of the Best Part One "The Lady Was a Tramp". 1960. In The Venus Factor "The Shrine of Temptation". 1962. In Gods for Tomorrow Contents (possible spoilers) Daniel Keyes Flowers for Algernon Theodore Sturgeon The Man Who Lost the Sea Hilbert Schenk Me Mark Clifton What Now, Little Man? Gordon R. Dickson The Dreamsman Lawrence Block Make a Prison Jack Sharkey Multum in Parvo Cordwainer Smith No, No, Not Rogov! John W. Campbell Jr "What Do You Mean ... Human?" Ralph Dighton Sierra Sam Ray Bradbury The Shoreline at Sunset Clifford D. Simak
Science Fiction, Fantasy, Skräck, Ockultism
35 kr, 3, Smutstitelsidan saknas. merril judith (ed.), 7th annual edition, The best of SF. merril judith (ed.), SF, the best of the best.
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Feminist SFF & Utopia: A Judith Merril Bibliography
A judith merril Bibliography. In Memoriam judith merril January 21, 1923 September12, 1997 We ll miss you The Best of judith merril, Warner Books, 1976.
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Extractions: Critical Studies, Documentaries, Etc. Merril is well known for works such as those collected in Daughters of Earth , and equally if not better known for her editorial work. One of her best-known short stories, "That Only a Mother" (1948), dealt with issues of nuclear power and maternal love. Concern about nuclear power, weapons, and war was an increasingly common theme in science fiction throughout the late 40s and 50s, but Merril handled it with a twist that got the attention of many. And, of course, motherhood and parenting were (and still are) sorely under-addressed in science fiction. Merril was a giant among science fiction, and proof that women have always made important contributions to the literature. Agent: Virginia Kidd, Box 278, Milford, Pa. 18337 Canadian Science Fiction and Fantasy Award, 1983.
Review Of The Life And Works Of Judith Merril
Review of The Life and Works of judith merril. judith merril was born Josephine judith Grossman in Manhattan in 1923. She married for the first time in 1940 and adopted merril as her legal last name
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Extractions: Games Judith Merril was born Josephine Judith Grossman in Manhattan in 1923. She married for the first time in 1940 and adopted Merril as her legal last name in 1941. In 1948, she published her first science fiction short story, "That Only a Mother," in Astounding , a story which gained her a great deal of renown. Just two years later she published her first novel, Shadow on the Hearth , one of the few novels she was to write. In 1956 she started two things that went on to have great impact on science fiction: she helped organize the first Milford SF Writers Conference, and she edited the first of twelve annual Best SF anthologies for Dell. In 1968 she edited an influential anthology of British New Wave SF, England Swings SF , and later that year she moved to Canada as protest to the Vietnam War. She made a gift of her personal collection to the Toronto Public Library in 1970, founding the Spaced Out Library (which was later renamed the Merril Collection). In 1985 she edited the first volume of Tesseracts , which has become a successful series of Canadian short science fiction. She died in 1997 at age 74.
Science Fiction Writer Robert J. Sawyer: Judith Merril: An Appreciation
You Are Here SFWRITER.COM Canadian SF judith merril An Appreciation I first met sciencefiction writer and editor judith merril twenty years ago, in 1977
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Extractions: I first met science-fiction writer and editor Judith Merril twenty years ago, in 1977. I was a high-school student at Northview Heights Secondary School in North York, Ontario, and our school SF club was planning a science-fiction convention. It's traditional at such events to have an author designated as "Guest of Honor." We all agreed that Judith was the person we wanted. At that time, she was hosting segments of the British SF series Dr. Who We wrote Judy, inviting her to attend, and, to our delight, she agreed. The truth, though, was that at that point none of us had yet read any of her work. So we began to seek it out. We were surprised by how little of it there was, and that, even then, none of it was recent. Judy had a tiny output, almost all of which was written in the 1950s: a handful of short stories, a couple of solo novels, a couple more in collaboration with Cyril Kornbluth under the pseudonym Cyril Judd.
Feminist SFF & Utopia: Reviews: Judith Merril
Reviews judith merril. That Only a Mother (originally, Astounding, 1948; republishedin Sargent s Women of Wonder, 1974; The Best of judith merril, 1976).
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Merril, Judith -- Encyclopædia Britannica
Encyclopædia Britannica, Year in Review 1997 obituary merril, judith (JosephineJuliet Grossman) Encyclopædia Britannica Article. APA style merril, judith.
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MERRIL, Judith - Personal Data
Contribution. judith merril . merril was the given name of judith s firstdaughter and she adopted judith merril as a pen name. Later
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Extractions: An occasional writer, noted primarily as an anthologist, working for a time as editor at Bantam Books. Judy was associated with the later group of New York Futurians about the time she met Fred Pohl...they were married briefly. Judy almost always attended, even directed, the SF writer's gatherings at Milford, PA. Merril's anthologies (56-68) of the year's best Science Fiction set the standards followed later by Terry Carr and Donald A. Wollheim. She relocated to Canada during the Viet-Nam war as a personal protest. Judy presented the Toronto Public Library with her book collection which has become the Merril Collection of Science Fiction, Speculation, and Fantasy. Merril was the given name of Judith's first daughter and she adopted "Judith Merril" as a pen name. Later, she had her name legally changed to that.
Better To Have Loved: The Life Of Judith Merril; Author: Merril, Judith; Joint A
Better To Have Loved The Life Of judith merril Author merril, judith; Joint Author PohlWeary, Emily
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SF The Year's Greatest, 4th Annual Volume - Merril,Judith (Ed.)
SF The Year s Greatest, 4th Annual Volume merril,judith (Ed.) NY DellPB B129 1959. SF ANTHOLOGY PAPERBACK PBO. E C Books Home, Home,
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Merril, Judith (ed.) -- The 9th Annual Year's Best SF 1963 -
merril, judith (ed.) The 9th Annual Year s Best SF 1963 SCIENCEFICTION.FANTASY ANTHOLOGIES. Kayleighbug Books Home.
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Extractions: Good. Hardcover with dust jacket; DJ is torn on edges, books has a bit of denting to corners and edges of boards, otherwise VG. Contains: Bernie the Faust (W.Tenn)/Fortress Ship (F.Saberhagen)/Mr. Waterman (P.Redgrove)/Mrs. Pigafetta Swims Well (R.Bretnor)/Tree Trunks (j.Gallagher)/They Don't Make Life Like They Used To (A.Bester)/Great Nebraska Sea (A.Danzig)/The Face Outside (B.McAllister)/A Slight Case Of Limbo (L.Biggle, Jr.)/237 Talking Statues, Etc. (F.Leiber)/The Jazz machine (R.Matheson)/Mourning Song (C.Beaumont)/Dog Eat Dog (J.Feiffer)/The Jewbird (B.Malamud)/On The Fourth Planet. Binding is Mass Market Paperback.

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