1. Random Notes: Raphael Carter Raphael Carter's Home Page from Sylloge. Very cool personal site. Want to go back there and explore. Posted by Kaushik at December 28, 2001 1015 PM. CommentsPost a comment. Name Email Address URL http://www.kaush.com/archives/000159.html

Random Notes December 28, 2001 Raphael Carter Raphael Carter's Home Page from Sylloge. Very cool personal site. Want to go back there and explore. Posted by Kaushik at December 28, 2001 10:15 PM Comments Post a comment Name: Email Address: URL: Comments: Remember info? Home About RandomNotes is the placeholder for my links and thoughts on media, politics, economy, books, visual arts and pop culture in India and USA. It gets updated twice a week or so. I also participate in a group weblog called IndiaEconomyWatch . I think we are doing interesting stuff there. Take a look. You can contact me at kaush at kaush.com. Category archives art and films business Connecticut Housekeeping ... words Monthly Archives Monthly Archives... March 2004 February 2004 January 2004 December 2003 November 2003 October 2003 September 2003 August 2003 July 2003 June 2003 May 2003 April 2003 March 2003 February 2003 January 2003 December 2002 November 2002 October 2002 September 2002 August 2002 July 2002 June 2002 May 2002 April 2002 March 2002 February 2002 January 2002 December 2001 Recent Entries The End of the Holidays Greetings from Varanasi On Vacation Living In India ... Random Links Favourite places Media Romenesko's Mediaah Josh Marshall Atrios ... Crooked Timber World Living in China Southern Exposure A fistful of Euros The Indian diaspora Tiffinbox Prashant Kothari Om Malik Filtercoffee ... Emergic Words Booksluts Caterina Mobilives Dale Keiger Economy Brad Delong Argmax Edward Hughes Arnold Kling ... Barry L. Ritholtz

2. Raphael Carter - Bibliography Summary Raphael Carter Bibliography Summary. Pub Biblio Summary Alpha Chron Main Menu Search Carter, Raphael (USA, -) Emailraphael@wavefront.com. Web Pagehttp//www.chaparraltree.com/ http://isfdb.tamu.edu/cgi-bin/ea.cgi?Raphael_Carter

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author R-Raq RAPHAEL CARTER Quotes 1-5 Quotations of "The misconceptions about grammar posted on the 'Net are at least as bad as the misconceptions about evolution, presumably because American public schools do an equally bad job of teaching both" Author: Raphael Carter Contributor: Not Updated Add to my book Copy Print Source Sponsor Results Become a Sponsor ThinkExist.com Home Terms of Service Advertise ... Help Popular Searches Love Quotes Inspirational Quotes Cute Quotes Friendship Quotes ... Shakespeare Quotes Collect your favorite quotes in your online Quotations Book for FREE! Please Register! close

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5. Raphael Carter's Home Page raphael carter s Home Page. fine rag and bone since 1995. photo ctenuchid moth375x500 600x800 900x1200. What s New Other Arthropods added to Minnesota. http://www.chaparraltree.com/

Raphael Carter's Home Page fine rag and bone since 1995 What's New: Other Arthropods added to Minnesota American Rubyspot added to Dragonflies more changes Now in Honeyguide: Male antlered flies lock horns over breeding territories... [more] Web Log Honeyguide Minnesota Insects Dragonflies Wildflowers Native Orchids Photography Photo Index Top Ten Photos Writing Fiction Essays and One-Offs Sonnets on Science Web Projects Things Sold in Vending Machines Book Recommendations Hobbies Plants Robots Games Meta Why "Chaparraltree"? Contact Info Get Mail When My Pages Change

6. The Androgyny RAQ (Rarely Asked Questions) by raphael carter Ordinaries. Why a RAQ? Last modified 21 March 1998 Sign up toreceive email when my pages are updated Copyright 1994-2002 raphael carter. http://www.chaparraltree.com/raq/

Androgyny RAQ (Rarely Asked Questions) by Raphael Carter Ordinaries Why a RAQ? The Angel's Dictionary Homovestite, transgendered, Salmacian, androgyne? Find your term here. M. Manners' Guide to Androgynous Etiquette Advice for the gender-confused (and the gender-confusing). Renaming the Bathrooms A cruel trick for queer ends. What is Gender? It's not just for parsing sentences anymore. Not This, Not That A meditation on labels. Resources and References Books, articles, and Websites on androgyny. Propers "Hermaphrodite Protagonist": The Misreading of Bone Dance Warning: contains spoilers for Emma Bull's Bone Dance Other Writings on Gender "The Murk Manual" appeared in a special issue of Chrysalis the final issue of the magazine. "403 Forbidden: Online Androgyny" appeared in the May issue of Internet Underground . In July, the magazine folded. Anyone notice a pattern here? Last modified: 21 March 1998 Sign up to receive e-mail when my pages are updated Home Page Web Log Insects Dragonflies ... Vending Machines

7. Raphael Carter: The Fortunate Fall A review of the Richard Cowper book The Road to Corlay Welcome to the Russian Historical Nation of raphael carter's The Fortunate Fall To put it simply, raphael carter has a genius for language. carter wields a compelling prose style http://www.strangewords.com/archive/fall.html

The Fortunate Fall Allyson Zipp What if the Soviets ruled the future? Democratically elected government, one candidate running for each office history a fluid and short-lived commodity, reinvented for the convenience of the powerful bodiless thought police scanning the collective consciousness for forbidden ideas and censoring their thinkers with extreme prejudice and plenty of news, all of it supporting the status quo and toeing the Party line. Welcome to the Russian Historical Nation of Raphael Carter's The Fortunate Fall Maya Andreyeva is a Camera for News One. The moistware chips and sockets in her head give the viewing audience access to what she sees, what she feels, and what she knows. In case her feelings are politically incorrect or she knows too much, a Screener is intimately linked with Maya's mind, shaping the emerging signal. During her last broadcast Maya slipped one by her watchdog, manipulating the network into a single opportunity to produce hard news. Now she has a week to break the story of a lifetime, if her repressed past and a new Screener who is just a little too helpful don't get her censored first. Maya's simultaneous pursuit of external Truth and flight from suppressed personal history are revealed in a montage of flash-forward, flash-back, flash-sideways vignettes. The narrative threads through time and space, building in intensity and maintaining a tight but twisted internal logic for much of the book. Unfortunately Carter has problems negotiating a finish and the end of the tale unravels in a bizarre whale sequence. However, this is a first novel and its virtues far outweigh its somewhat unsatisfying conclusion. Indeed, although its structural flaw is more serious than the any weakness in

8. Re: Moderation Re Moderation. To raphael carter raphael@wavefront.com Subject Re Moderation On Fri, 8 Aug 1997, raphael carter wrote Someone suggested to me in email that this list be http://www.dd-b.net/~raphael/jain-list/msg01374.html

[Prev] [Next] [Index] [Thread] Re: Moderation To Subject : Re: Moderation From Date : Mon, 11 Aug 1997 12:12:20 +0530 (GMT+5:30) X-Please-Note : Only subscribers can post to the list cc : jain-list@gw.ddb.com In-Reply-To 199708090044.TAA19480@wavefront.wavefront.com MBOX-Line : From narendra@giasbm01.vsnl.net.in Mon Aug 11 01:37:44 1997 References Moderation From Prev: this list Next: Light-bearers of our Times (Answers) Index(es): Main Thread

9. Honeyguide Web Log An eclectic weekly list of links emphasizing the natural sciences. compiled by raphael carter. The honeyguide is an African bird that leads humans to Copyright 19942002 raphael carter. Home http://www.chaparraltree.com/honeyguide

HOME Honeyguide Web Log compiled by Raphael Carter The honeyguide is an African bird that leads humans to beehives, then shares in the spoils when the hive has been opened. This Web Log contains links to some caches of honey I've found on the Net. Week of 7 April 2002 subjects: arthropods sex and reproduction Male antlered flies lock horns over breeding territories. This biologist's home page has a video clip. subject: my pages Here's the April Fools photo, for those who missed it. (Watch it for about fifteen seconds.) There's also a larger version that shows the bee's mouthparts better, but it's a pretty hefty download at 343K. The spider story was a red herring Happyface Spiders are real. In other news: I've decided to try selling print-on-demand shirts, mugs, mousepads, and suchlike through cafepress.com, with the proceeds going to the Minnesota chapter of the Nature Conservancy. So far there are two stores: Smaller Fleas my photo of a burying beetle with mites on its back , paired with the Swift quotation: So, naturalists observe, a flea

10. The Page You Want Is Elsewhere raphael carter s home page is on chaparraltree.com. If your browser suports automaticredirects, the new page will load in ten seconds. Otherwise, go here. http://www.wavefront.com/~raphael/

Raphael Carter's home page is on chaparraltree.com. If your browser suports automatic redirects, the new page will load in ten seconds. Otherwise, go here

11. Booklist: Adult--Science Fiction (Archive) Archive (v.92). Science Fiction. carter, raphael. The Fortunate Fall. Foy, George. Stewart,Sean. Clouds End. carter, raphael. The Fortunate Fall. July 1996. http://archive.ala.org/booklist/v92/33a.html

Booklist Adult Archive Hot List: Advance Reviews Fiction Nonfiction Adult Fiction General Fiction Mystery Science Fiction Adult Nonfiction General Works Psychology Religion Social Sciences ... Booklist Index How to subscribe to Booklist Magazine Archive (v.92) Science Fiction Carter, Raphael. The Fortunate Fall. Foy, George. The Shift. Jones, Gwyneth. North Wind. Martin, George R. R. A Game of Thrones. Morrow, James. Bible Stories for Adults. Silverberg, Robert. Starborne. Stewart, Sean. Clouds End. Carter, Raphael. The Fortunate Fall. July 1996. 288p. Tor; dist. by St. Martin's, $21.95 (0-312-86034-X). Neuromancer and Stephenson's Snow Crash as one of the best novels about virtual reality. Carl Hays Foy, George. The Shift. June 1996. 528p. Bantam/Spectra, paper, $12.95 (0-553-37544-X). Just when it seemed cyberspace was wearing out its welcome, along comes this fresh and powerfully imagined new take on the coming video revolution. In the ratings-hungry entertainment world of near-future New York City, Alex Munn is a rising young "xtv" producer whose forthcoming virtual reality-based series, Real Life , promises soap opera junkies full interactivity in three dimensions. Already bored by the show's cliched characters and predictable plots, Munn spends increasingly more time on his unsponsored pet project

12. Sonnets On Science Five on scientific topics by raphael carter. http://www.chaparraltree.com/scison

Sonnets on Science by Raphael Carter Plato's Comeuppance The Age of Protists The Mandelbrot Set To Dian Fossey ... The Search for Extraterrestrial Intelligence Those of you who've asked about other scientific poetry might like these recommendations If you have 256 or fewer colors, try the old version of this page. Sign up to receive e-mail when my pages are updated Home Page Web Log Insects Dragonflies ... Vending Machines

13. Booklist: Index To The Booklist Web Site (v.92) carter, Angela. Burning Your Boats The Collected Short Stories. carter, raphael.The Fortunate Fall. carter, Stephen L. Integrity. Castillo, Ana. Loverboys. http://archive.ala.org/booklist/v92/v92index.html

How to subscribe to Booklist Magazine Index to the Booklist Web Site v.92 A B C D ... Y -A- The AASL Electronic Library. Abner, Allison and Villarosa, Linda. Finding Our Way: The Teen Girls' Survival Guide. Abraham, Doc and Abraham, Katy. Green Thumb Wisdom. Abram, David. The Spell of the Sensuous: Perception and Language in a More-Than-Human World. Abuela. Ackroyd, Peter. Blake. Allison, Patricia and Yost, Jack. Hooked but Not Helpless. Ambrose, Stephen E. Undaunted Courage: Meriwether Lewis, Thomas Jefferson, and the Opening of the American West. America's Defense Monitor. American Folklore: An Encyclopedia. Armstrong, Karen. Jerusalem. At the Crossroads Avi. Beyond the Western Sea: The Escape from Home. Awmiller, Craig. This House on Fire. A B C D ... Y -B- Bach's Fight for Freedom. [Voice-over] The Barnhart Abbreviations Dictionary. Barnes, Kim. In the Wilderness. Barnett, Louise. Touched by Fire. Bartlett's Familiar Quotations: Expanded Multimedia Edition. Bausch, Richard. Bausch, Richard. The Selected Stories of Richard Bausch. Beard, Sam. Restoring Hope in America. Beaton, M. C.

14. Nero Wolfe's Orchids Rex Stout's great fictional detective is known for his collection of orchids. Why doesn't he have any ugly ones? Essay by raphael carter. http://www.chaparraltree.com/essays/wolfe.shtml

HOME ESSAYS Nero Wolfe's Orchids text and photos by Raphael Carter Nero Wolfe, Rex Stout's great fictional detective, is known for his collection of orchids. Why doesn't he have any ugly ones? Here's the first glimpse Rex Stout gives us of Nero Wolfe's orchid collection, in the first Nero Wolfe novel, Fer-de-Lance . Miss Barstow, whose father has recently been murdered, has come to Wolfe's house with rather confused ideas of persuading him not to seek a reward for finding the murderer. Wolfe has Archie show her around the plant rooms for half an hour while he prepares his answer. She is suspicious of Wolfe, still mourning her father, and (we soon learn) beside herself with fear that the murderer is someone close to her hardly the right mood for looking at flowers. Archie describes the encounter: As many times as I had been there, I never went in the plant-rooms without catching my breath. It was like other things I've noticed, for instance no matter how often you may have seen Snyder leap in the air and one-handed spear a hot liner like one streak of lightning stopping another one, when you see it again your heart stops. It was that way in the plant-rooms. It was a lesson to watch the flowers get Miss Barstow. Of course when she went in she felt about as much like looking at flowers as I did like disregarding her mother's ad, and down the first rows of Cattleyas she tried to be polite enough to pretend there was something to see. The first one that really brought her up was a small side-bunch, only twenty or so, of Laeliocattleya Lustre. I was pleased because it was one of my favorites. I stopped behind her.

15. HotWired: Club Wired - Raphael Carter Search Wired News. Webmonkey. Animation Express. HotWired Archives. Wired Magazine. The Web HotBot. for. 20 February 1996. raphael carter. " If there's a better first novel published this year http://hotwired.lycos.com/talk/club/special/transcripts/96-02-20.carter.html

Search: Wired News Webmonkey Animation Express HotWired Archives Wired Magazine The Web -> HotBot for 20 February 1996 Raphael Carter "If there's a better first novel published this year, I'll eat my hard drive." Emma Bull Heralded by publishing veterans as one of the year's top sci-fi reads, period, Raphael Carter's The Fortunate Fall Tor ) is scheduled for hardcover release in July 1996. But the rookie sci-fi novelist isn't waiting for publishers to come around knocking. Reaching readers worldwide on the Web, Raphael boasts an eclectic collection of self-published projects, including Sonnets on Science The Angel's Dictionary (of androgyny-related material), and a literary trivia game called Separated at Verse . Join Jonathan Lethem, host of Club Wired's Head Space, on Tuesday, 20 February at 6 p.m. PST (Wednesday, 02:00 GMT) as we discuss Jainism , hermaphrodites, and (of course) science fiction. (We join this chat session already in progress) Raphael Carter : Well, maybe. Depends on the picture. It's mostly in person that it takes effect. Swimming: why's that?

16. Raphael Carter Bibliography A bibliography of raphael carter s books and short stories, with book coversand links to related authors. raphael carter. raphael carter s Home Page. http://www.fantasticfiction.co.uk/authors/Raphael_Carter.htm

Fantastic Fiction Authors C Raphael Carter Search Authors Search Books Novels Top The Fortunate Fall Short stories Top Congenital Agenesis of Gender Ideation by K.N. Sirsi and Sandra Botkin Links to other websites Top Raphael Carter's Home Page Visitors to this page also looked at these authors Jeffrey A Carver Lin Carter Angela Carter Michael Cecilione ... Carmen Carter Fantastic Fiction.co.uk Questions? Comments? Please contact our Webmaster Page author: D C Wands Last Updated: 30-Mar-2004

17. Fortunate Fall Review Review Date 12/20/96. The Fortunate Fall, by raphael carter. Tor, July1996, $21.95 US. ISBN 031286034X. This is really, really, good. http://www.sff.net/people/richard.horton/fortfall.htm

Review Date: 12/20/96 The Fortunate Fall , by Raphael Carter Tor, July 1996, $21.95 US ISBN: 031286034X This is really, really, good. Set in the 23rd century, the Russian narrator (Maya, making at least three major SF novels this year to feature a major character named Maya (also Holy Fire and Blue Mars Maya's latest story is about some of the key events in the liberation of Russia from the Guardians. As she begins her story, her old screener quits and she gets a new one. This new screener is revealed to have quite remarkable abilities, and also seems to quickly fall in love with Maya, which is difficult for Maya to handle because her sexual emotions are suppressed. Maya and Keishi (the new screener) begin to investigate some details of the defeat of the Guardians, details which are for some reason potentially embarrassing to the "new world order". Staying one step ahead of the law, Maya travels across Russia and through the net in search of an interview with a man who has some secrets about the Guardians, their successors, and the nature of the world and the net. Carter pulls off a number of exciting, brilliant things. The nature of this new world and its history are carefully and slowly revealed, along with Maya's own past, and the resolution is well integrated, the tragic ending is both a surprise and not a surprise, and is "earned".

18. Re: Moderating This List Re moderating this list. To raphael carter raphael@wavefront.com On Thu, 24 Apr 1997, raphael carter wrote For a start, I would like to nominate Yashwant Malaiya, who has http://www.dd-b.net/~raphael/jain-list/msg01081.html

[Prev] [Next] [Index] [Thread] Re: moderating this list To raphael@wavefront.com Subject : Re: moderating this list From rdoogar@wood.helios.nd.edu Date : Thu, 24 Apr 1997 15:31:47 -0500 (EST) cc : jain-list@ddb.com In-Reply-To 199704241821.NAA20819@ns.wavefront.com Follow-Ups Re: moderating this list From References moderating this list From Prev: How many Jains in North America? Next: Re: The Real is known... (LONG) Index(es): Main Thread

19. THE FORTUNATE FALL A NOVEL BY RAPHAEL CARTER Browse A Href= A THE FORTUNATE FALL A NOVEL BY raphael carter Browse a href= a href= a href= ahref= http//www.chaparraltree.com/writing/ http//www.chaparraltree.com http://www.sff.net/bfob/files/Carter,_Raphael.txt

THE FORTUNATE FALL A NOVEL BY RAPHAEL CARTER Browse http://www.chaparraltree.com/writing/ for sample chapters, reviews, and an interactive order form. Or e-mail anagram@chaparraltree.com. "One of the most brilliant SF debuts in years . . . Ranks with Gibson's NEUROMANCER or Stephenson's SNOW CRASH as one of the best novels about virtual reality." BOOKLIST "If there's a better first novel written this year, I'll eat my hard drive." Emma Bull

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