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Biography - Willis, Connie (1945-): An article from: Contemporary Authors Online by Gale Reference Team, 2006-01-01 Connie Willis'sBlackout [Hardcover](2010) by C.,(Author) Willis, 2010 Cibola (Great Science Fiction Stories) by Connie Willis, 1998-01 DOOMSDAY BOOK. The Masterpieces of Science Fiction Series. by Connie. Frontispiece by Jerry Vanderstelt. WILLIS, 2001-01-01 Bellwether by Connie Willis, 1997 POSTSCRIPTS 10 - THE A TO Z OF FANTASTIC FICTION by Michael Marshall Smith, Ramsey Campbell, Steven Erikson, Joe Hill, Stephen Jones, Graham Joyce, Stephen King, Tim Lebbon, Lucius Shepard, Lisa Tuttle, Connie Willis et al Postscripts, 2007 Passage - A Science Fiction Novel by Connie Willis, 2001 Isaac Asimov's 1993--March by Connie Willis. Contributors include Tom Purdom, 1993 Isaac Asimov's 1985--March by Karen Joy Fowler, Pete Hamill, Connie Willis. Contributors include Phyllis Eisenstein, 1985 SANTA TITICACA. In Worlds of Fantasy, Issue 3, 1970-71, pp. 93 - 101. by Connie. (SIGNED) WILLIS, 1970 Der Nachste Schopfungstag: Phantastische Geschichten Zur Zukunft Der Biotechnik; Herausgegeben Und Mit Einem Nachwort von Rene Oth by Rene, Editor | Delany, Samuel | Galouye, Daniel F. | Knight, Damon | Silverberg, Robert | A. E. Van Vogt | Willis, Connie Oth, 1987 Isaac Asimov's Science Fiction Magazine April 1992 (Apr.) by Connie / McHugh, Maureen / Kress, Nancy & others Willis, 1992-01-01 Isaac Asimov's 1994--January by Tom Purdom, Connie Willis. Contributors include A. A. Attanasio, 1994 Tránsito by Connie Willis, 2004-07-31

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81. Books By Connie Willis
    Books by connie willis. Bellwether by connie willis Paperback April 1996 List price $11.95 Click here to compare prices at dozens of online stores!  
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82. Connie Willis Interview - For Zone-sf.com
    reviews. To Say Nothing of the Dog connie willis interviewed by Cristopher HennesseyDeRose and Michael McCarty, connie willis. In  
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83. Invisible Library Titles N-R
    Passage, willis, connie, 100 Worst Disasters Ever, unknown, Deb Warner. Passage, willis, connie, Best Disasters of All Time, unknown, Deb Warner.  
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84. Connie Willis Books - Authors - Science Fiction Authors Books
    Search Now connie willis books. Doomsday Book, Doomsday Book By connie willis Publisher Bantam New Price $7.50 Used or other Price $2.38 Read more  
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85. Connie Willis
    Privacy. • Security. • Help. • links. connie willis. Doomsday Book. Doomsday Book by willis, connie $7.50 Science Fiction Fantasy Secure Shopping.  
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    Extractions: For Kivrin, preparing an on-site study of one of the deadliest eras in humanity's history was as simple as receiving inoculations against the diseases of the fourteenth century and inventing an alibi for a woman traveling alone. For her instructors in the twenty-first century, it meant painstaking calculations and careful monitoring of the rendezvous location where Kivrin would be received.

86. Connie Willis - CYbErDaRk.Net - Autores
    connie willis. Se han emitido un total de 92 votos sobre  
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87. Connie Willis
    In any event, by assuming the identity of one of her fellow science fiction writers, I have been able to befriend connie willis without raising undue suspicion  
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    Extractions: Mr. Dunworthy, I am calling this report WILLIS WATCH because it's supposed to a record of my encounters with Connie. I'm sorry that I have not been able to communicate sooner. I know that there were many at the history lab who questioned the wisdom of sending an English major back in time. I suppose it is possible that a trained historian might have been more efficient about negotiating his way through the late twentieth century. But rest assured, all is well. My practicum is underway and I feel confident that it will be a success. To begin: I have been able to establish a new identity in this transitional time period. I know it is hard to believe, but I have become a science fiction writer. I must say that it is very difficult to make up lies about the future. However, I have found that if I write what I know about the twenty-first century, it doesn't seem to sell. The readers of this period are strangely obsessed with computers. Why not vacuum cleaners? Or electric toothbrushes? In any event, by assuming the identity of one of her fellow science fiction writers, I have been able to befriend Connie Willis without raising undue suspicion. ... so she invited me to critique early drafts of her novels Lincoln's Dreams (1987) and Doomsday Book (1992) in manuscript. Imagine my excitement at having the opportunity to shape these wonderful books, which I had first read as an undergraduate at the University of Mars at Robinson. What surprised me was how close these drafts were to the actual texts the world has come to know and love. I must confess, Mr. Dunworthy, that in a weak moment, I did suggest to Connie that she change the setting of Doomsday from the time of the Black Death to the time of the Great Dinosaur Extinction. In fact, I actually had her convinced that this would make Doomsday a much more commercial book. However, at the last moment I told her she had better stick with the plague. You see, I was afraid that by changing literary history I might strand myself forever in this backward era.

88. Fantasy Book Awards - Burnaby Public Library
    Bujold, Lois McMaster The Curse of the Chalion Mieville, China - Perdido Street Station MacLeod, Ken - Cosmonaut Keep willis, connie - Passage Wilson, Robert  
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89. Connie Willis Books
    Books connie willis 1. Books Doomsday Book By connie willis 01 August, 1993, eBroadcast s Price $7.50 All prices in US dollars.  
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90. L.A.con IV: Author Guest Of Honor: Connie Willis
    LA.con IV Author Guest of Honor connie willis. Rev. 04Jan-2004.  
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    Extractions: Next: James Gurney E-mail: info@laconiv.org (from Progress Report 0) In 1971, Connie Willis began a career as a science fiction author which has brought great praise for her novels and short fiction. Over the years, she's won eight Hugos and six Nebulas and who knows how many nominations and other awards. Her personality, charm, and sense of humor has made her highly regarded as a raconteur, toastmaster, and lover of Harrison Ford (define that last as you will). Previous: Guests of Honor

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