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Judith Merril Obituary John Robert Colombo Remembers Biography A Message from the Head of the Merril Collection ... top Judith Merril: Obituary Judith Merril , noted science fiction author, anthologist, and international humanist, died of heart failure on Friday, September 12, 1997, at the cardiac unit of Toronto General Hospital. She was 74. Following a private family service, the family sat Shiva at Judith's downtown Toronto apartment on Sunday and Monday, September 14 and 15. A memorial service for family and friends was held Saturday, September 20, in the Green Room of this same building and included many moving tributes, both spoken and sung. Mementos from Judith's life, such as paintings, awards, favourite foods, and her "Stop the War" banner, were on display and a selection of condolence letters was also read. A celebration of Judith's life will be held on Saturday, January 24, 1998, in recognition of her 75th birthday. At Judith's own request, everyone is invited to attend. Also, tentative arrangements are being made to bury her ashes under a tree on library property sometime in the spring. More information on both will be made available through The Merril Collection at a later date. Contributions in Judith's memory can be made to The James Tiptree Memorial Fund, which provides an annual award for feminist writing in science fiction.

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The 2003 Hugo Award Nominations Nominations for the Best Novel Category (621 people submitted nominations for 219 novels) Bones of the Earth by Michael Swanwick (Eos) Hominids by Robert J. Sawyer ( Analog Tor Kiln People by David Brin Tor The Scar by China Miéville Macmillan ; Del Rey) The Years of Rice and Salt by Kim Stanley Robinson (Bantam) Nominations for the Best Novella Category (374 people submitted nominations for 65 novellas. Six nominees due to a fifth place tie) A Year in the Linear City by Paul Di Filippo (PS Publishing) "Breathmoss" by Ian R. MacLeod Asimov's " Bronte's Egg " by Richard Chwedyk ( Coraline by Neil Gaiman (HarperCollins) "In Spirit" by Pat Forde ( Analog "The Political Officer" by Charles Coleman Finlay Nominations for the Best Novelette Category (377 people submitted nominations for 148 novelettes) "Halo" by Charles Stross ( Asimov's " Madonna of the Maquiladora " by Gregory Frost Asimov's "Presence"

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27. Merril, Judith, Ed.Years Best S-F-Fourth Annual Volume merril, judith, ed. Years Best SFFourth Annual Volume. Dell First EditionB129 1959 1st ed Fine/wraps Anthology. PBO. Cover by Powers . Great copy. http://www.popula.com/sh/no_393/1943308.htm

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29. Judith Merril Bibliography A bibliography of judith merril s books and short stories, with book covers andlinks to related authors. Anthologies containing stories by judith merril, Top. http://www.fantasticfiction.co.uk/authors/Judith_Merril.htm

Fantastic Fiction Editors Judith Merril (Josephine Juliet Grossman) Canada aka Cyril Judd (with C M Kornbluth Search Authors Search Books Novels Top Shadow on the Hearth Gunner Cade (writing as Cyril Judd) Outpost Mars (writing as Cyril Judd) aka Sin in Space The Tomorrow People Collections Top Out of Bounds Daughters of Earth: And Other Stories Survival Ship: And other stories The Best of Judith Merril Anthology series Top Year's Best SF SF: The Year's Greatest Science Fiction and Fantasy 2. SF '57: The Year's Greatest Science Fiction and Fantasy 3. SF '58: The Year's Greatest Science Fiction and Fantasy 4. SF '59: The Year's Greatest Science Fiction and Fantasy 5. The Fifth Annual of the Year's Best SF 6. The Sixth Annual of the Year's Best SF 7. The Seventh Annual of the Year's Best SF 8. The Eighth Annual of the Year's Best SF The Ninth Annual of the Year's Best SF 10. The Tenth Annual of the Year's Best SF 11. The Eleventh Annual of the Year's Best SF 12. SF 12 Anthologies edited Top Shot in the Dark Beyond Human Ken Beyond the Barriers of Space and Time ... Tesseracts Non fiction Top Better to Have Loved: The Life of Judith Merril (with Emily Pohl-Weary) (see Judith Merril Anthologies containing stories by Judith Merril Top A Treasury of Great Science Fiction, Volume 2

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AVON AUTHOR/EDITOR TITLE T-80 BOND, NELSON NO TIME LIKE THE FUTURE F-122 BLISH, JAMES THE STAR DWELLERS S-127 ASIMOV, ISAAC THE HUGO WINNERS T-152 MERRITT, A. SHIP OF ISHTAR F-153 MEMMI, ALBERT STRANGERS T-168 TUCKER, WILSON TOMORROW PLUS X T-172 MERRITT, A. THE METAL MONSTER T-175 CLEMENT, HAL FROM OUTER SPACE T-180 SMITH, GEORGE O. SPACE PLAGUE T-186 SOHL, JERRY THE TIME DISSOLVER T-193 BLISH, JAMES YEAR 2018 T-211 LEWIS, C.S. THE TORTURED PLANET T-221 SHIRAS, WILMAR H. CHILDREN OF THE ATOM T-232 ASIMOV, ISAAC 2ND FOUNDATION T-249 MCINTOSH, J.T. WORLDS APART T-275 KUTTNER, HENRY DESTINATION INFINITY T-284 LOVECRAFT, H.P. CRY HORROR! T-289 CONKLIN, GROFF BR-R-R-! T-29 MOORE, C.L. DOOMSDAY MORNING T-449 JACKSON, SHIRLEY THE LOTTERY T-465 PURDY, JAMES MALCOLM T-483 LEINSTER, MURRAY THE WAILING ASTEROID T-524 MAINE, CHARLES E. HE OWNED THE WORLD SIMAK, CLIFFORD THE WORLDS OF CLIFFORD SIMAK SIMAK, CLIFFORD OTHER WORLDS OF C. SIMAK

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ACE D-118 HARNESS, CHARLES PARADOX MEN K-166 JACKSON, SHIRLEY THE SUNDIAL WOLLHEIM, DONALD A. MORE ADVENTURES ON OTHER PLANETS F-187 WALLIS, G.M. LEGEND OF LOST EARTH G-740 SABERHAGEN, FRED THE BROKEN LANDS HAMILTON, EDMOND WHAT'S IT LIKE OUT THERE? ACORN DWIGHT, ALLAN THE SILVER DAGGER BANTAM SOHL, JERRY COSTIGAN'S NEEDLE KORNBLUTH, CYRIL M. THE SYNDIC CONKLIN, GROFF SCIENCE-FICTION THINKING MACHINES BROWN, FREDRIC STARSHINE CONKLIN, GROFF SCIENCE-FICTION THINKING MACHINES BONE, J.F. THE LANI PEOPLE BANNER KNIGHT, DAMON HELL'S PAVEMENT BELMONT SIMAK, CLIFFORD WORLDS WITHOUT END SIMAK, CLIFFORD WORLDS WITHOUT END HOWARD, IVAN WAY OUT SCIENCE FICTION BLUEJAY PANGBORN, EDGAR A MIRROR FOR OBSERVERS MARTIN, GEORGE R.R. (ed) THE JOHN W. CAMPBELL AWARDS VOL. 5 CARDINAL GIANT GC-69 SHAPLEY, HARLOW STARS IN THE MAKING GC-611 LLEWELLYN, RICHARD A MAN IN A MIRROR CLC PRESS N/A MEEK, PAULINE KNOCK! KNOCK! (RELIGIOUS JUV) COLLIER SAVCHENKO, VLADIMIR

34. Better To Have Loved The Life of judith merril. judith merril and Emily PohlWeary. judith merril wasa pioneer of twentieth-century science fiction, a prolific author, and editor. http://www.btlbooks.com/New_Titles/bettertohaveloved.htm

BETTER TO HAVE LOVED The Life of Judith Merril Judith Merril and Emily Pohl-Weary $29.95 paper 300 pages Judith Merril was a pioneer of twentieth-century science fiction, a prolific author, and editor. She was also a passionate social and political activist. In fact, her life was a constant adventure within the alternative and experimental worlds of science fiction, left politics, and Canadian literature. Better to Have Loved is illustrated with original art works, covers from classic science fiction magazines, period illustrations, and striking photography. NEW: Better to Have Loved has won a 2003 Hugo Award and is a finalist for the 2003 Toronto Book Awards Emily Pohl-Weary is the granddaughter of Judith Merril. Quickly becoming a major figure in the indie culture world, Emily has excelled at finding success on her own terms. She co-edits Broken Pencil magazine as well as her own magazine called Kiss Machine . Her writing has appeared in Shift Lola Taddle Creek Fireweed This , and Now magazines. She is currently at work on her first novel

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36. Judith Merril Bibliography Bibliography the works of judith merril. Prepared by the staff of the merrilCollection, (c) 1998. NOVELS. ANTHOLOGIES EDITED BY judith merril. SERIES. http://www.tpl.toronto.on.ca/merril/JMBIB.HTM

Bibliography: the works of Judith Merril Prepared by the staff of the Merril Collection, (c) 1998. NOVELS Shadows on the Hearth Ciencia y Fantasia , Mexica, 1956; I Romanzi di Urania , Milan, 1956; Compact Paperback, London, 1966; Ullstein, Frankfurt, 1983 The Tomorrow People Pyramid, New York, 1960; rpt. 1963; La Tribuna, Rome, 1963; Galassia , Milan, 1963; Ullstein, Frankfust, 1983 Gunner Cade (Written with C. M. Kornbluth; first published under pseudonym "Cyril Judd"); Astounding Outpost Mars (Written with C. M. Kornbluth; first published under pseudonym "Cyril Judd"; Galaxy , 1952; Abelard, New York, 1952; Dell, New York, 1953; Beacon (as Sin in space , 1961; Four Square, London, 1966; Terra Extra , Munich, 1967; Ullstein, Frankfurt, 1984 The Testaments Novel in work, partially supported by Canada Council and Ontario Arts Council grants; completion anticipated for 1987 COLLECTIONS The best of Judith Merril Warner, New York, 1976

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OOTW Home Identity Variations Women and Canadian Science Fiction D uring the nineteenth and early twentieth centuries, women were prominent as fantasy writers, producing important fantasy works in Gothic and Arabian Nights' style. The most prolific was Lily Adams Beck, who specialized in magical tales set in far-off lands. One of the earliest Canadian fantasy novels was Flora MacDonald's Mary Melville the Psychic In English Canada, women writers, such as Pauline Gedge and Tanya Huff, have concentrated on urban, high and dark fantasy. Karen Wehrstein and Shirley Meier have collaborated with Stephen Stirling in military science fiction. Monica Hughes, Francine Pelletier and Suzanne Martel have written numerous and very popular works for young people. Critics have commented on the prominent role of women in Canadian literature from the pioneer days of Frances Moore and Susanna Moodie to the present. Women have also played a prominent role in the development of Canadian fantastic fiction. The most important Canadian woman writer of science fiction is Phyllis Gotlieb, whose short stories began appearing in American pulp magazines in the 1950s.

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OOTW Home Index by Theme Illustration: Paul Rivoche The Identity Variations Individual Identity Maria Chapdelaine Herbert, Frank Dune Kingsbury, Donald Courtship Rite Laurence, Margaret The Stone Angel Wilson, Robert Charles The Divide Cyberidentities Gibson, William Neuromancer Weiner, Andrew Distant Signals and Other Stories Wilson, Robert Charles Memory Wire Machines and Robot Identities Asimov, Isaac I, Robot Capek, Karel R.U.R. (Rossum's Universal Robots): A Fantastic Melodrama Dorsey, Candas Jane Machine Sex ... and Other Stories Gotlieb, Phyllis O Master Caliban Martel, Suzanne Nos amis robots Shelley, Mary Wollstonecraft Frankenstein, or, The Modern Prometheus Willer, Jim Paramind Alien Identities Coney, Michael Brontomek! Mantley, John The Twenty-Seventh Day Robinson, Spider and Jeanne Stardance Rochon, Esther Coquillage Wilson, Robert Charles The Harvest Family and Ethnicity in Canadian Fantastic Fiction The Family Bouchard, Guy Green, Terence M. The Woman Who is the Midnight Wind Herbert, Frank Dune Vogt, A.E. van Slan Ethnicity Card, Orson Scott

39. SFWA Obituaries: Judith Merril, 1923-1997 judith merril, 19231997. We are very sorry to report that judith merril diedof congestive heart failure during the night of Friday September 12, 1997. http://www.sfwa.org/News/merril.htm

Judith Merril, 1923-1997 We are very sorry to report that Judith Merril died of congestive heart failure during the night of Friday September 12, 1997. Karl Schroeder, President of SF Canada, is quoted as saying, "I'm profoundly saddened by this news. I can't summon a fitting eulogy at this time, except to say that the last time I spoke to Judy, she told me how impressed she was by the generation of young people entering society today. 'People are better than they were when I was young,' she said. This more than anything, for me, exemplified Judy's gift; her eyes were fixed on the future with anticipation and wonder, even at the end of her life." Following is the text of Judith Merril's obituary as supplied by her family by email and as published in the Toronto Star on Sunday Sept 14/97 JUDITH MERRIL, noted science fiction author, anthologist and international humanist, died on Friday, September 12, 1997 at the cardiac unit of Toronto General Hospital in her 75th year. She is survived in the United States by daughter Merril Allen, grandsons Kevin and Gregg, and their families, and in Canada by daughter Ann Pohl and her family, including grandchildren Emily, Tobias, Julia and Daniel. The family is sitting Shiva at Judithís apartment on Sunday, September 14 from 9 am to 9 pm. and Monday, September 15, from noon to 9 pm. A memorial service for friends and family will be held on Saturday, September 20: 3-3:30 pm for quiet reflection, after 3:30 for tributes, in The Green Room, 110 The Esplanade, Toronto. For more information call 416-361-0616. A larger celebration of Judith's life will be held closer to the date she would have turned 75 (January 21, 1998) for the many people whose lives Judith touched.

40. A Tribute To Judith Merril, By Elisabeth Vonarburg A Tribute to judith merril. Elisabeth Vonarburg. That s when I first met judithmerril. Somehow. Actually, I met a story — That Only a Mother . http://www.sfwa.org/members/vonarburg/Judith_Merril.html

A Tribute to Judith Merril Elisabeth Vonarburg When I was a little girl, the first stories I read were myths, folk-tales and legends from all over the world. And I knew what I wanted to be when I'd grow up: I wanted to be a hero. At the beginning of the Sixties, however, I was beginning to feel uneasy. The universe is a well-known, well-understood, nice, cosy and limited place, they'd told me, in school and out of it. Things are what they are, they said, it is like that, it has always been like that, it will always be like that. But somehow, it didn't feel quite right. Oh please, it couldn't be right? It was the mid-Sixties now, after all, something was blowing in the wind, and I was not immune. the Bummer. And she came. And we met, face to face. And that's it. Almost. Even today, I wouldn't presume on saying we are friends: we don't know each other personally that well, we haven't even met very often... Sometimes I feel that our essential link is of a somewhat rarefied nature: being Writers, you know, being Writers of Science Fiction, and being Women Who Write Science Fiction. For that, Judy, for being that unwavering, demanding, generous beacon for my spirit and for my heart, as you are also for so many others, thank you.

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