21. The Absolutely Weird Bookshelf, Books By Theodore Sturgeon sturgeon, theodore The Microcosmic God North Atlantic, Berkeley 1995 Traded paper, 2nd printing OUT OF STOCK. sturgeon, theodore (rel) theodore sturgeon Ungar, New York 1981 http://www.strangewords.com/weirdbooks/sturgeon.html

22. Biographie De Theodore Sturgeon Biographie et bibliographies francaise et am©ricaine. http://perso.wanadoo.fr/listes.sf/sturgeon/bio.htm

Theodore STURGEON Edward Hamilton Waldo Bibliographie américaine Pseudonymes utilisés par Theodore Sturgeon . E. Hunter Waldo . Frederick R. Ewing . E. Waldo Hunter . Ellery Queen (non SF) . Billy Watson (non SF) En 1927, alors qu'Edward a 9 ans, le divorce de ses parents est prononcé, permettant à chacun d'eux de se remarier, immédiatement pour son père, 2 ans plus tard pour sa mère avec William Sturgeon, professeur de Philadelphie. Son beau-père, homme respecté mais rigide, adopte les enfants de sa femme par souci du quand dira t'on, et en 1929, Edward Hamilton Waldo devient Theodore Hamilton Sturgeon. En 1937, il commence à écrire et vend sa première histoire "Heavy insurance" à Mc Clure's Syndicate dont le rôle est de revendre les histoires achetées aux journaux. Le prix d'achat est de 5 dollars et c'est à ce prix qu'il vendra les suivantes, lui permettant d'assumer au minimum la décision de vivre de sa plume qu'il prend en 1938. Ces premières nouvelles ne relèvent pas de la science-fiction; c'est en 1939 qu'il découvre ce genre à travers les revues dirigées par John Campbell. Sa première nouvelle publiée de science-fiction "the God in the garden" parait dans Unknown R. Heinlein

23. Theodore Sturgeon Pr©sentation et bibliographie exhaustive. http://home.nordnet.fr/~aleyssens/auteur/sturgeon.htm

Theodore ST URGEON (USA, 1918-1985) Bibliographie Asimov Heinlein et Van Vogt BIBL IOGRAPHIE Romans Cristal qui songe Les plus qu'humains Venus plus X Recueils L'homme qui a perdu la mer contenu contenu Les talents de Xanadu contenu Les enfants de Sturgeon contenu Symboles secrets Killdozer-Le viol cosmique contenu Amour, impair et manque contenu Le livre d'or de Sturgeon contenu Nouvelles Ca (It, 1940), in Fiction 200,1970 Dieu microcosmique L'oeuf d'or (Hag selden, 1942), in Fiction 206, 1971 Compagnon de cellule Les mains de Bianca Et la foudre et les roses Le professeur et l'ours en peluche (The perfect host, 1948), in Fiction 203, 1970 L'amour du ciel Celui qui lisait les tombes (The graveyard reader, 1948), in Fiction 185, 1969 Le prodige (Prodigy, 1949), in Fiction 186, 1969 (The hurkle is a happy beast, 1949), in Fiction 7, 1954 La montagne en marche Ne sous-estimez jamais Le disque de solitude Dans la chambre sombre Le contact de ta main Tournure d'esprit (A way of thining, 1953), in Fiction 193, 1970 Douce agile ou la licorne (The silken swift, 1953), in Fiction 76, 1960

24. Theodore Sturgeon At The Iliad Why doesn't theodore sturgeon have the same kind of cult following that surrounds the work of Time". In her critical overview theodore sturgeon, Lucy Menger also cites scripts http://www.iliadbooks.com/sturgeon.html

"Zena, thoughts are formless, coded... Impulses without shape or substance or direction - until you convey them to someone else. Then they precipitate, and become ideas that you can put on the table and examine. You don't know what you think until you tell someone else about it." From The Dreaming Jewels (aka The Synthetic Man Why doesn't Theodore Sturgeon have the same kind of cult following that surrounds the work of Philip K. Dick or H. P. Lovecraft ? Well, certainly Dick was far more prodigious (Sturgeon suffered from bouts with severe writer's block throughout his life), but Sturgeon was, stylistically, at least, a superior writer. The real answer is probably: Whereas Dick's obsession was "What is reality?", and Lovecraft plumbed the unknown, Sturgeon was most interested in love, and all its forms. He was one of the first science fiction writers to pen a gay-themed tale (1953's "The World Well Lost"), his brilliant non-supernatural vampire novel Some of Your Blood equated blood with love, and his final novel, Godbody , gave us a mysterious stranger who descends upon a small town to instill not fear, but - well, you know. Which is not to say Sturgeon's fiction was romantic or sentimental - as a dark fantasist he penned such classics as "It", "Shottle Bop" and "Killdozer". A born gymnast (it was his choice for a profession until he contracted rheumatic fever at 15), Sturgeon wrote with authenticity about circus performers in

25. More Than Human By Theodore Sturgeon, A Classic Science Fiction Book Cover art for various editions, blurbs, ratings, book review, and bibliography http://members.aol.com/tishede/sturgeon.htm

SCIENCE FICTION SELECTION MORE THAN HUMAN by THEODORE STURGEON More Than Human (1953) Winner of the 1954 International Fantasy Award Current Vintage trade edition - 186 pages cover design by Evan Gaffney, cover photograph by Kevin Irby (left) Book club edition - 186 page cover art by Gary Viskupic (right) From the back cover of the trade edition: There's Lone, the simpleton who can hear other people's thoughts and make a man blow his brains out just by looking at him. There's Janie, who moves things without touching them, and there are the teleporting twins, who can travel ten feet or ten miles. There's Baby, who invented an antigravity engine while still in the cradle, and Gerry, who has everything it takes to run the world except for a conscience. Separately, they are talented freaks. Together they compose a single organism that may represent the next step in evolution, and the final chapter in the history of the human race. Somewhere in this world there are six people who together can do anything. Some day, perhaps tomorrow, they will put their power to work and the world will be transformed. In the meantime they are waiting quietly. They look and often behave like people you know. But with a difference: they think of themselves as "I" not "we" because in a curious way they are One. That is the source of their strength. This is the story of how they met, and what they became...and what they intend to do.

26. Stories Of Theodore Sturgeon Bibliography, with some comments and suggested reading. http://ds.dial.pipex.com/town/park/abm64/SturgonWWWStuff/tss.html

27. The Theodore Sturgeon Award The theodore sturgeon Award for the best short science fiction of the year was the heirs of theodore sturgeon, including his widow Jayne sturgeon and sturgeon's children, as http://www.ukans.edu/~sfcenter/sturgeon.htm

Home About Gunn About SF Campbell ... SF Youth Program The Theodore Sturgeon Award for the best short science fiction of the year was established in 1987 by James Gunn, Director of the Center for the Study of Science Fiction at KU, and the heirs of Theodore Sturgeon, including his widow Jayne Sturgeon and Sturgeon's children, as an appropriate memorial to one of the great short-story writers in a field distinguished by its short fiction. Sturgeon, born in 1918, was closely identified with the Golden Age of science fiction, 1939-1950, and was often mentioned as one of the four writers who helped establish that age. The others were Isaac Asimov, Robert A. Heinlein, and A. E. van Vogt; all four had their first SF stories published in 1939. In addition to fiction (his best-known novel is the classic, More Than Human ), Sturgeon also wrote book reviews, poetry, screenplays, radio plays, and television plays, including two classic teleplays for the original Star Trek . He was a popular lecturer and teacher, and was a regular visiting writer at the University of Kansas's Intensive English Institute on the Teaching of Science Fiction. Sturgeon died in 1985. His books, manuscripts, and papers are being deposited at the University of Kansas, as he wished. Last year's winners were announced in Lawrence, Kansas, at the

28. Unknown/Unknown Worlds: Fiction Index 1939. (poem) also see sturgeon, theodore, and James H. Beard. 1941. (novelette) also see sturgeon, theodore also see Waldo, E. Hunter. http://www.hycyber.com/HF/unknown_index.html

Unknown/Unknown Worlds: Fiction Index Unknown: March, 1939 - August, 1941 Unknown Worlds: October, 1941 - October, 1943 Arthur, Robert, Mr. Jinx, August, 1941. * Beard, James H., The Dawn of Reason, October, 1939. (poem) also see Sturgeon, Theodore, and James H. Beard Bester, Alfred, Hell Is Forever, August, 1942. * Bloch, Robert, The Cloak, May, 1939. * October, 1941. The Shoes, February, 1942. Boucher, Anthony, (William Anthony Parker White, 1911-1968) On a Limb, October, 1941. (article) Snulbug, December, 1941. * The Compleat Werewolf, April, 1942. (novelette) The Ghost of Me, June, 1942. Sriberdegibit, June, 1943. (novelette) They Bite, August, 1943. Brown, Fredric, Armageddon, August, 1941. ** Etaoin Shrdlu, February, 1942. The New One, October, 1942. (novelette) The Angelic Angleworm, February, 1943. (novelette) Cartmill, Cleve, Hell Hath Fury, August, 1943. * (novel) Chandler, Raymond, The Bronze Door, November, 1939. de Camp, L. Sprague, Divide and Rule (Part 1), April, 1939. Divide and Rule (Conclusion), April, 1939.

29. STURGEON, Theodore H. - Personal Data 2000. theodore sturgeon . Also these two sortof biographies (1) theodore sturgeon by Lahna F. Diskin (Starmont Reader s Guide No. 7 http://www.gwillick.com/Spacelight/sturgeon.html

S P A C E L I G H T Return to Alphabetical Listing VITAL STATISTICS Name: WALDO, Edward Hamilton Aged: Born: February 26, 1918 Where: Staten Island, New York Died: May 8, 1985 Where: Eugene, Oregon SS#: 124-10-9783 NY Interred: Cremated Married: Dorothe Fillingame When: 1940 (div 1945) Married#2: Mary Mair When: 1948 (div 1951) Married#3: Marian McGahan When: Married#4: Wina Bonnie Golden When: Married#5: Helen Jayne Tannehill When: July 22, 1976 Awarded: More Than Human "Theodore Sturgeon" "I am not a writer...a writer is someone who has to write. The only reason I write is because it's the only way I can justify all the other things I didn't do." And he wanted to do everything, try everything, and learn about everything. In the end, Ted had gone thru a lot of it. He became a Science Fiction writer beginning with a few tentative stories in his late teens and then hit the floor running in 1939 as one of John Campbell's favorite writers and soon expanded into a nationally known author. Using all story lengths, Sturgeon was as good in one as in another: short stories "Graveyard Reader" and "A Touch of Strange;" novelettes "It" and "The Martian and the Moron;" novellas "The [Widget], the [Wadget], and Boff" (shades of the Kuttners) and "...And My Fear is Great;" novels

30. Theodore Sturgeon Books on theodore sturgeon, sturgeon (19181985) is widely considered one of the greatest science fiction writers of all time and is cited as a major influence http://www.northatlanticbooks.com/pages/cat-Lt.html

Sign up for our email newsletter! Theodore Sturgeon Saucer of Loneliness, paper The Complete Stories of Theodore Sturgeon, Vol. VII By Sturgeon, Theodore; Vonnegut, Kurt This sci-fi and fantasy master engages psychology, humanity, and stunning narrative in a volume of shorts that includes "The Silken-Swift," "A Way of Thinking, etc. Included are 12 stories from 1953, considered Sturgeon's golden era. And Now the News..., Volume 9; cloth The Complete Stories of Theodore Sturgeon By Sturgeon, Theodore Written between 1955 and 1957, the 15 stories in And Now the News ... include five previously uncollected stories along with five well-known works, two cowritten with genre legend Robert Heinlein. Spanning his most creative period, these tales show why St Ultimate Egoist; cloth; Vol. 1 By Sturgeon, Theodore This collection of Sturgeon’s early stories, written between 1937 and 1940, charts the often contrary movements of a complicated and passionate intellect struggling to come into its own. Killdozer! (vol. 3 Sturgeon)

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You'll find it at Alibris: Over 40 million used, new and hard-to-find books! CART ACCOUNT WISHLIST HELP ... SEARCH search in Books Music: All CD Vinyl Movies: All DVD VHS by title / ISBN by author / artist by subject / genre my email address unsubscribe here your shopping cart order status wish list ... help browse BOOKS Browse for author " Theodore Sturgeon " matched 71 titles. Sometimes it pays off to expand your search to view all available copies of books matching your search terms. Page of 3 sort results by Top Selling Title Author Used Price New Price More Than Human more books like this by Sturgeon, Theodore Separately, a group of characters who each possess bizarre abilities such as telekinesis, telepathy, and super-intelligence, appear to be freaks of nature. Taken together, they may signal the next stage in human evolution. buy used: from Godbody more books like this by Sturgeon, Theodore He came to a small American town and suddenly nothing was the same. Meek and mild men discovered the raw power of lust. Sensually starved women learned the ecstasy of fulfillment. Was he good or evil? Should he be worshipped or destroyed? A bold triumph for one of the great ground-breaking writers of our time. buy used: from The Dreaming Jewels more books like this by Sturgeon, Theodore

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36. Theodore Sturgeon : SF Ou Fantastique ? Translate this page thèmes qui dépassent la SF. - Les Songes superbes de theodore sturgeon Recueil de 10 nouvelles. THE theodore sturgeon PAGE Un http://www.cafardcosmique.com/auteur/sturgeon.html

S.-F. ou Fantastique ? Un an plus tard, il envoie The Ether Breather John CAMPBELL , nouvelle qui parait rapidement dans " Astounding Science Fiction " : c'est le début d'une carrière. ...des hauts et des bas Killdozer est immédiatement publié dans " Astounding... ", mais l'inspiration le fuit à nouveau... Les mains de Bianca remporte un concours. Without Sorcery , son premier recueil est publié. Il rencontre Mary MAIR à la cinquième Convention mondiale de la SF à Philadelphie, et l'épouse deux ans plus tard. En 1950, parait son premier roman, "Cristal qui songe". En 1951, c'est déjà le divorce avec Mary [qui évoque "l'immaturité de son époux"], mais STURGEON se remarie aussitôt, avec Marion. Les Plus qu'Humains International Fantasy Award Venture et If Star Trek . Il s'isole de plus en plus. Sturgeon is alive and well en 1971 !]. Wina lui donne un fils, Andros.

37. La Science-fiction - Sturgeon, Theodore, 1918-1985 http://www.sdm.qc.ca/txtdoc/sf/adu/STURGEONTHEODOR.html

Sturgeon, Theodore, 1918-1985 Amour, impair et manque : recueil de nouvelles / Theodore Sturgeon ; composé par Marianne Leconte. Paris : J.-C. Lattès, 1981. 306 p. ; 18 cm. (Titres SF ; 36) SDM: 8106126 [A+ 4] Dépouillement: Amour, impair et manque Les enfants du comédien Un rien d'étrange Synapse seize sur Bêta Les étoiles sont vraiment le Styx Cinq longues nouvelles (1950-1960), genre dans lequel excelle ce grand écrivain de l'âge d'or de la science-fiction dont on s'est enfin décidé à traduire l'oeuvre. Ironie et lucidité, poésie et imagination servent des textes de bonne qualité. [Yvon Allard] Le coeur désintégré : nouvelles / Theodore Sturgeon ; trad. de l'américain par Roland Delouya. Paris : Denoël, 1977, c1970. 184 p. ; 18 cm. (Présence du futur ; 231) SDM: 7710184 [A 5] [Titre original: Sturgeon in orbit.] Cinq nouvelles de la grande période de l'auteur (1951-1955) et qui valent beaucoup de longs romans souvent bâtis sur les mêmes schèmes de ses contemporains. Le coeur désintégré : [nouvelles] / Theodore Sturgeon ; traduit de l'américain par Roland Delouya. Paris : J'ai lu, 1991, c1977 . 247 p. ; 17 cm. (J'ai lu ; 3074. Science-fiction) ISBN 2-277-23074-X. SDM: 9200159 [A 5]

38. Theodore Sturgeon Op De Boekenplank sturgeon, theodore (Hamilton). Verenigde Staten, 19181985. Bibliografie Romans. REIS NAAR HET DIEPSTE VAN DE ZEE. DE WERELDEN VAN theodore sturgeon. http://www.deboekenplank.nl/naslag/aut/s/sturgeon_t/sturgeon_t.htm

Homepage Naslag Auteursregister A ... Z STURGEON, Theodore (Hamilton) Verenigde Staten, 1918-1985 Bibliografie: Romans REIS NAAR HET DIEPSTE VAN DE ZEE 1967, Utrecht: Het Spectrum, Prisma 1275, 188pag., 2e druk vert.van: Voyage to the Bottom of the Sea (1961), vert.door: J.H.P.J. Willems DE DROMENDE JUWELEN 1970, Utrecht: A.W. Bruna, Zwarte Beertjes 1332, 188pag., ISBN 90-229-1332-5 vert.van: The Dreaming Jewels (The Synthetic Man) (1950), vert.door: Cora Polet VENUS PLUS X 1970, Amsterdam: J.M. Meulenhoff, Msf 28, 189pag. vert.van: Venus Plus X (1960), vert.door: Dolf Verroen EEN BEETJE BLOED VAN JOU 1972, Utrecht: A.W. Bruna, Bruna Fantasy en Horror (FeH) 9, 187pag., ISBN 90-229-3509-4 vert.van: Some Blood of You (1961), vert.door: Ruud Löbler MEER DAN MENSELIJK 1977, Amsterdam: J.M. Meulenhoff, Msf 117, 231pag., ISBN 90-290-0815-6 vert.van: More Than Human (1953), vert.door: Jaime Martijn MEER DAN MENSELIJK 1981, Amsterdam: J.M. Meulenhoff, Meesters van de Science Fiction VI , 231pag., ISBN 90-290-1107-6

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