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42. FALL For The BOOK: Past Highlights Alarie Susan Baggette Richard Bausch Jennifer Bradshaw Page Brannon Renée BrozicMichael Capobianco Jack Censer Alan Cheuse brenda W. clough Daniel Cohen http://www.fallforthebook.org/HIGHLIGHTS/Highlights.htm

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43. Under The Covers: How Like A God By Clough HOW LIKE A GOD by brenda W. clough Tor March 1997; $22.95 hardcover 288pp; ISBN 0312-86263-6 (also available in paperback) 2 Reviews. http://www.silcom.com/~manatee/clough_how.html

HOW LIKE A GOD by Brenda W. Clough Tor March 1997; $22.95 hardcover 288 pp; ISBN 0-312-86263-6 (also available in paperback) 2 Reviews Highly Recommended by Harriet Klausner Rob Lewis is a family man, who loves his wife and children. He lives a decent middle class existence in Washington DC, working as a computer programmer. Everything suddenly changes for Rob when he realizes that he has a new God-like mental ability. He can read the minds and hearts of people and influence their thoughts. Being a high minded adult, Rob believes that he can solve some of the world's worse problem spots. He plans to offer his gift to the President for the betterment of the world. However, with power comes responsibility and Rob gets a major dose of that. He finds himself struggling with all the woes and concerns of the people surrounding him, including his own children. To stop from destroying his children's independence, Rob flees to New York where his mind and his appearance rapidly deteriorates. When he nearly rapes his girl friend via the use of his powers, he knows it is time to confront himself and the ultimate source of his prowess, even at the cost of his life. HOW LIKE A GOD is a fascinating allegorical science fiction work of art that can be read on two levels: that of a mind falling deep into depression due to the inability to cope and that of the authority and responsibilities associated with the powers of a God. Brenda W. Clough scores big time with the decent into hell by Rob, but somewhat fails in her efforts to provide the even bigger picture: accountability that should be associated with a God (think classic Star Trek episode where the officer obtains God-like powers, but fails to use them wisely). HOW LIKE A GOD remains a unique tale worth reading by fans of science fiction who prefer their tale to be a bit different. This book challenges and provokes, while forcing the reader to cogitate, an achievement only a truly gifted writer accomplishes.

44. Christian Sauvé's Book Reviews, August 1998 How Like a God brenda W. clough. Tor, 1997, 287 pages, 32.95$Can., ISBN 0312-86263-6. brendaW. clough seemed to be aware of this as she wrote How Like a God. http://www.christian-sauve.com/reviews/1998/books98g.htm

From the files of CHRISTIAN SAUVÉ Don't say we didn't warn you Home About Writings Reviews ... Français BOOK REVIEWS 1998, Part G: August Christian Sauvé From SF to Fantasy, from Super Tanks to Pop Divas through Sex-Drugs-and-Rock'n'Roll Hollywood, here are the books read during the last month of Summer'98: How Like a God , Brenda W. Clough Easy Riders, Raging Bulls , Peter Biskind Céline Dion: Behind the Fairy Tale , Ian Halperin King of the Killing Zone , Orr Kelly Trader , Charles de Lint Tesseracts^6 The Callahan Chronicles , Spider Robinson The Moon and the Sun , Vonda N. McIntyre How Like a God Brenda W. Clough Tor, 1997, 287 pages, 32.95$Can., ISBN 0-312-86263-6 While "superpowers" are usually the province of comic book superheroes, Science Fiction also touches on the subject from time to time, usually from a much more "realistic" perspective. Compare Robert Silverberg's Dying Inside to any issue of the X-Men for a good shock. Brenda W. Clough seemed to be aware of this as she wrote How Like a God . It's the story of an ordinary husband, father and computer programmer named Rob Lewis who suddenly acquires the power to read and shape minds. Clough's protagonist makes several explicit references to the numerous comic books he had read at a younger age, while undergoing a descent through the lowest levels of society.

45. Science Fiction -- FoxAcre Press brenda W. clough, Doors of Death and Life *. brenda W. clough, ISBN/order numberas0015, pages, $23.95, Visit the Doors of Death and Life info page. http://www.foxacre.com/s-f.htm

Science Fiction and Fantasy Titles Click on any title for more information. Listed by Author Listed by Title Return to Main Page Books Listed by Author return to top of page Author Title Order Infomation Book Information Page Roger MacBride Allen The Depths of Time * ISBN/order number: as-0010, pages, $10.00 Visit the Depths of Time info page Orphan of Creation ISBN/order number: 0-9671783-3-9, 340 pages, $21.50 Visit the Orphan of Creation info page Brenda W. Clough Doors of Death and Life * ISBN/order number: as-0015, pages, $23.95 Visit the Doors of Death and Life info page How Like a God * ISBN/order number: as-0001, pages, $20.00 Visit the How Like a God info page Nancy Kress Beaker's Dozen * ISBN/order number: as-0016, pages, $24.95 Visit the Beaker's Dozen info page The Prince of Morning Bells ISBN/order number: 0-9671783-2-0, 234 pages, $17.50 Visit the Prince of Morning Bells info page Sasha Miller Ladylord * ISBN/order number: as-0008, 382 pages, $20 Visit the Ladylord info page Knight or Knave * ISBN/order number: as-0007, 318 pages, $23.95

46. Title List Doors of Death and Life *. brenda W. clough, ISBN/order number as0015,$23.95, Visit the Doors of Death and Life info page. Dragon Weather *. http://www.foxacre.com/titles.htm

Books Listed by Title Return to Main Page Title Author(s) Order Details Info Page Beaker's Dozen * Nancy Kress ISBN/order number: as-0016, $24.95 Visit the Beaker's Dozen info page Book-on-Demand Publishing * Rupert Evans ISBN/order number: as-0013, $19.95 Visit the Book-on-Demand Publishing info page Brother To Dragons * Charles Sheffield ISBN/order number: as-0018, $4.99 Visit the Brother To Dragons info page Celestial Debris Lawrence Watt-Evans ISBN/order number: 0-9709711-4-1, 264 pages, $17.50 Visit the Celestial Debris info page Crosstime Traffic Lawrence Watt-Evans ISBN/order number: 0-9671783-6-3, 274 pages, $18.00 Visit the Crosstime Traffic info page Dance for the Ivory Madonna * Don Sakers ISBN/order number: as-0020, $19.99

47. Over The Shoulder: Volume 4, Number 7, July, 2003 Just for Laughs Ballard Street, by Jerry Van Amerongen Worth a Second Look TheDoors of Death and Life, by brenda W. clough HowTo Hooked on the Net, by http://associate.com/camsoc/ots/ots-407.html

An affiliate of Abebooks.com In association with Amazon.ca In association with Amazon.com In association with Amazon.co.uk An affiliate of Chapters.Indigo.ca An affiliate of ChristianBook.com Over the Shoulder Volume 4, Number 7, July, 2003 Contents Just for Laughs: Ballard Street, by Jerry Van Amerongen Worth a Second Look: The Doors of Death and Life, by Brenda W. Clough How-To: Hooked on the Net, by Andrew Careaga The Backlist: Brightness Reef, by David Brin Just for Laughs: Ballard Street by Jerry Van Amerongen Andrews McMeel Publishing, 1998 Paperback: [ Amazon.com Amazon.ca Amazon.co.uk Last month, I told you about Sandra Boynton comic sites on the Internet these days, so even those strips which Southam doesn't have the wit to carry are available to me every day.) Worth a Second Look: The Doors of Death and Life by Brenda W. Clough Tor Books, 2000 Hardcover: [ Amazon.com Amazon.ca Amazon.co.uk Chapters.Indigo.ca Paperback: [ Amazon.com Amazon.ca Amazon.co.uk Last month, I discussed Brenda Clough's How Like a God. In it, regular guy Rob Lewis gains the power to read and control other people's minds, and also gains the power of immortality. When his friend Edwin Barbarossa is at death's door after a climactic battle, Rob gives him the power of immortality to save his life. Edwin, who is in line for a manned mission to Mars, survives an accident in space which kills all of his companions, raising suspicions about how he managed to survive. Did he kill the other astronauts to steal their air? Eventually, Edwin's secret comes out, and a storm breaks over his head. Some people want to gain the secret of Edwin's immortality, no matter what the cost. Rob, whose whole survival strategy has consisted of keeping his head down and keeping his powers on a tight leash, is faced with a dilemma: how can he help his friend, without bringing down an even more intense storm of publicity upon his own head?

48. Brenda W Clough: May Be Some Time - An Infinity Plus Review May Be Some Time a novella by brenda W clough (published in Analog, April 2001,$3.50.) Rating A , maybe A+ . The best man out of time story ever? http://www.infinityplus.co.uk/nonfiction/sometime.htm

May Be Some Time a novella by Brenda W Clough (published in Analog , April 2001, $3.50.) Rating: "A", maybe "A+". The best 'man out of time' story ever? Captain Titus Oates, a member of Robert Scott's 1912 British Antarctic expedition, is best known for his last words: "I am just going outside and may be some time." Thus doubly qualifying himself to star in Clough's wonderful new time-rescue story [ note 1 Capt Oates awakes in 2045 to the attentions of two ministering angels.... One, Dr Shulamith 'Shell' Gedeon, takes him for a walk in the park. Titus is taken aback at 21st-century female attire: "Even the street beggars in Calcutta didn't go about bare to above the knees... If they allowed women to become doctors, surely it was not a very much further descent to let in whores?" [ note 2 ] Titus asks Shell, "How did you ever become a doctor? A nigger, a Jew and a woman!" Whack! Yes, he's off to a fine start in 21st century couth and romance.... Which is the best part of "Time" seldom have I read such a convincing and consistent evocation of a man out of time. The backstory's fun too Oates was rescued as a proof-of-concept from a successful SETI decryption of plans from the alien 'Forties', who may have given humans an FTL star drive which of course can also be used as a time-machine.

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51. SFWA Members' Pages A-C Clayton, Jo; Clemens, James; Clement, Hal; clough, brenda W. Coe, DavidB. Cole, Allan; Cole, Myke; Collins, Graham P. Collins, Ron; Connolly http://www.sfwa.org/links/members_a.htm

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52. The Theory And Practice Of Titles brenda W. clough is the author of five novels and a number of short stories, thelatest of which appeared in Science Fiction Age ( To Serve a Prince ) and the http://www.sfwa.org/bulletin/articles/clough.htm

Back to Writing Menu or Bulletin Articles The Theory and Practice of Titles by B.W. Clough A writer needs many gifts to succeed. One that I fatally lack is the gift of titling. I can write a good book or story, but choosing an appropriate, zingy, marketable title for it is often beyond me. To compensate for this appalling handicap, I've analyzed the theory and practice of titling to a fare-thee-well. I can't precisely say the analysis helps me find workable titles, but it does keep me busy. It is only an article of faith among writers that the right title can make or break a book. It would be expensive but interesting to set up an airtight experiment that would actually prove that a sufficiently bad, inappropriate, or undistinguished title will send a novel to the remainder tables. But we may look at historical examples. The classic instance might be Gone with the Wind , which was titled Pansy until the heroine's name change forced an alteration. And you could argue that, considering his later career, Adolf Hitler's autobiography might have sold perfectly well under its wordy original title

53. Dragon*Con Biography: [Brenda Clough] brenda W. clough spent much of her childhood overseas, courtesy of the US government.She has lived in Laos, the Philippines, Hong Kong, and Germany. http://www.dragoncon.org/people/cloughb.html

Some features of this site use JavaScript. If you can see this text then you you need to use the site map to navigate to different pages. Brenda Clough Brenda W. Clough spent much of her childhood overseas, courtesy of the U.S. government. She has lived in Laos, the Philippines, Hong Kong, and Germany. Several years working as a meek mild-mannered reporter for a major metropolitan newsletter enabled her to write a fantasy novel, The Crystal Crown , published in 1984. She has also written The Dragon of Mishbil, The Realm Beneath and The Name of the Sun , and An Impossumble Summer , a children's novel. A number of short stories have appeared in magazines and anthologies, including The Sandman Book of Dreams Her latest book, How Like A God , was published by Tor Books in March 1997. It is a contemporary suburban fantasy, of which reviewers say: Clough brings myth and science and plain human existence (complex as all get-out) together for what proves to be a fine blend, and a very good read, offering physical, psychological, and metaphysical insights into the human condition, along with the sometimes-delightfully outlandish action that drives the best of pulp fiction. Faren Miller in Locus magazine Brenda's home-page Back to Top

54. Science Fiction And Fantasy Writers Of America my work. brenda W. clough Join Date January 02, 2003 Home page ofbrenda W. clough, science fiction writer. Visions, Eidolons, http://www.ringsurf.com/netring?action=info&ring=sfwa

55. Science Fiction And Fantasy Writers Of America Aboriginal SF. brenda W. clough Home page of brenda W. clough, sciencefiction writer. PerSimmons Information on Wm. Mark Simmons http://www.ringsurf.com/netring?ring=sfwa;id=14;action=prev5

56. Inside Worldcon Inside Worldcon The Writer’s Tour. by. brenda W. clough. © 2003brenda W. clough. In the sciencefiction and fantasy field it is http://www.cascadiacon.org/Writers_Tour.htm

N orth A merican S cience F iction C onvention We are the 8th North American SF Con since 1975 Cascadian Sites and Stories Vancouver 2108 (excerpts from Dance of Knives - Donna McMahon) NORTH AMERICA'S GREAT APE: the SASQUATCH A wildlife biologist looks at the continent's most misunderstood large mammal and when you are not busy with official Militia duty - Cascadia Con wants you to volunteer. It's easy just e-mail Volunteers I Support The Pacific Northwest Tree Octopus Inside Worldcon The Writer’s Tour by Brenda W. Clough © 2003 Brenda W. Clough In the science-fiction and fantasy field it is a truth universally acknowledged as much as anything in our fractious community can be that if a writer can attend only one con a year, it should be the World Science Fiction Convention. It’s nearly always a schlep, it’s hot, crowded and exhausting, and it can be expensive. But Worldcon is the major annual get-together of the entire genre in all its diversity. Your editor, your agent, your readers past and future, the dealers hawking your books and magazines, will almost certainly be there, as well as all your fellow writers. So possibly you should go too. Once that decision is made, how should you get the most out of your

57. Paired Readings: Descriptions The Jungle needs much fewer pages to make its point. Contributor brenda W. clough.How Like a God , brenda W. clough Gilgamesh the King , Robert Silverberg http://www.steelypips.org/paired/pair3.html

Paired Readings: Descriptions Contributor: Bo Lindbergh On Stranger Tides , Tim Powers Chase the Morning , Michael Scott Rohan. Pirates, the Caribbean Ocean, and complex schemes to gain more supernatural powers. Other people have noticed the similarities too, q.v. http://www.teleport.com/~nhartman/nnotes05.html Contributor: Arthur Wohlwill Blood Music , Greg Bear See also a pair with SPOILERS The Hacker and the Ants , Rudy Rucker Tiny things run amok. Atlas Shrugged , Ayn Rand See also The Jungle , Upton Sinclair Atlas Shrugged and The Jungle represent polar views on capitalist systems. The Jungle needs much fewer pages to make its point. Contributor: Brenda W. Clough How Like a God , Brenda W. Clough Gilgamesh the King , Robert Silverberg ... The novels have a number of elements in common which I will not spoil for you, but they both examine the nature of being a hero and what it entails. Contributor: Neile Graham The Gate to Women's Country , Sheri S. Tepper The Handmaid's Tale , Margaret Atwood Both are feminist's explorations of possible futures, one where matriarchal women run the communities and the other where patriarchal men run the world. Contributor: Evelyn C. Leeper

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Home Die Internet-Suche von www.wie-gemalt.de Interessante Artikel Suche im gesamten Verzeichnis Suche nur in dieser Kategorie Top : Arts Literature Genres Science_Fiction Authors C Clough,_Brenda_W. Brenda W. Clough - Author-maintained website. Latest news, publications, appearances, notes on "How Like a God" (including first three chapters), and a short story. Review: How Like a God - 1997 SFSite featured review by Steven H. Silver of "How Like a God". The Theory and Practice of Titles - 1995 article by the author on choosing appropriate titles for books. Suchergebnisse der deutschsprachigen ODP-Seiten. Die Nadel im Heuhaufen gefunden! Helfen Sie beim größten menschlich geschaffenen Web-Verzeichnis mit URL anmelden Open Directory Project Werden Sie Editor The content of this directory is based on the Open Directory and may have been modified by DWodp Powered by DWodp live Dominion Web Suchen in: Alle Bücher US-Bücher Pop-Musik Klassik Song-Titel DVD Video Software Suchbegriffe: Besuchen Sie unsere Partnerseiten: Individuelle Einladungskarten Webdesign Einkaufen im Internet Abnehmen ohne zu hungern ... e-smog-chip.de

59. BALTICON 34 Schedule[Version HH-03] Noon How Is Class Warfare Handled in SF? Catherine Asaro, Carl Cipra(M), brenda W. clough, Severna Park, Earle Pearce, Susan Shwartz. http://www.bsfs.org/b34schedule.htm

BALTICON 34 Schedule Art Show: International D/E. Friday 4 - 9 pm, Saturday 10 am - 8 pm, Sunday 10 am - noon Con-operations office: Front of International E 24 hours a day. Con Suite: Hopkins Friday 5 pm - 4 am, Saturday 10 am - 4 am, Sunday 10 am - 2 pm, Rest of Friday and Saturday nights serves as conversation lounge. Dealers room: Liberty Ballroom Friday 4 pm - 8 pm, Saturday 10 am - 8 pm, Sunday 10 am - 3 pm. Registration: Liberty Foyer Friday noon - 10 pm, Saturday 10 - am - 10 pm, Sunday 10 am - 1 pm. All night in International E Friday and Saturday. Computer Room: Calhoun Friday 3 pm - 10 pm, Saturday 10 am - 9 pm, Sunday 10 am - 1 pm. Autograph signing table: In front of Liberty Ballroom All weekend. Special Events and Main Tent schedule Friday 9 PM: The Play Babylon Soup: International A - C. 10:30 PM - 2 AM: The Friday Balticon Dance: International A. Saturday 12:15 PM: Juggling and Wonders of Balance, Andrew Love Jr. 1 PM - 2 PM: Steve Stiles Fan Artist GOH. 2:15 PM - 3:15 PM: Filk GOH concert with TJ and Mitchell Burnside Clapp: International A-C. 4:40 PM - 5:00 PM: Presentations of Compton Crook and Young Writers Awards: International A-C 5:00 PM - 6:00 PM: GOH Speech, Octavia Butler: International A-C.

60. Program Grid Friday. 800 PM. Cat Fancy SF Style brenda W. clough (m), Gregory Frost,Diane Weinstein, Marilyn Mattie Brahen, Ellen Asher, Dina Leacock. http://www.philcon.org/2000/programgrid.html

Children's Programming Day Start Ballroom A Ballroom B Ballroom C Ballroom D Ballroom E Ballroom F Delaware 1 Delaware 2 Delaware 3 Delaware 4 Executive Boardroom Franklin 1 Franklin 2 Friday 7:00 PM Children's Costume Workshop Friday 8:00 PM Children's Costume Workshop Friday 9:00 PM Meet the Pros starts 9:30) Regency Dance Friday 10:00 PM Meet the Pros (cont'd) Regency Dance Friday 11:00 PM Open Filking Open Filking Saturday 9:00 AM Games Saturday 10:00 AM Millennium Philcon Brainstorming Session Saturday 11:00 AM Saturday 12:00 PM Saturday 1:00 PM Boogie Knights concert Unleashing Your Inner Beast Saturday 2:00 PM Saturday 3:00 PM Bellydance Hafla Bellydance Hafla Saturday 4:00 PM Living in Space Saturday 5:00 PM Movie L. Sprague De Camp Appreciation Saturday 6:00 PM Masquerade Photography Saturday 7:00 PM Masquerade Green Room Masquerade Photography Saturday 8:00 PM Masquerade Green Room Masquerade Photography Saturday 9:00 PM Masquerade Green Room Masquerade Photography Masquerade Masquerade Masquerade Masquerade Saturday 10:00 PM Masquerade Green Room Masquerade Photography Saturday 11:00 PM Open Filking (starts 1/2 hour after Masquerade) Open Filking (starts 1/2 hour after Masquerade) Sunday 9:00 AM Sunday 10:00 AM Stories Sunday 11:00 AM Crafts Sunday 12:00 PM Movie Sunday 1:00 PM Art Auction Art Auction Sunday 2:00 PM Sunday 3:00 PM Science Sunday 4:00 PM TBA

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