81. Barry R. Levin Science Fiction & Fantasy Literature of America; Association of science fiction and fantasy Artists; British fantasy Society; Burroughs Bibliophiles; horror Writers Association; International http://www.raresf.com/bhome.html

Barry R. Levin 720 Santa Monica Boulevard, Santa Monica, California 90401 Store Hours: Monday-Thursday 10:00 A.M. to 5:00 P.M.; Friday 10:00 A.M. to 2:00 P.M. Closed Saturday; Sunday 12:00 NOON to 5:00 P.M. EST. 1973 Member: American Booksellers Association Antiquarian Booksellers Association of America Association of Science Fiction and Fantasy Artists Book Publicists of Southern California British Fantasy Society Burroughs Bibliophiles The Heinlein Society Horror Writers Association International Association of the Fantastic in the Arts International League of Antiquarian Booksellers Los Angeles Sub-ERBs Lewis Carroll Society of North America The Manuscript Society New England Science Fiction Association North American Jules Verne Association Private Libraries Association Science Fiction and Fantasy Writers of America The Science Fiction Museum in Seattle Science Fiction Research Association Southern California Booksellers Association Southern California Manuscript Society Universal Autograph Collectors Club Registered Dealer Search our complete inventory at Advanced Book Exchange LE FastCounter Visit the International League of Antiquarian Booksellers ILAB-LILA A Premier Purveyor of Science Fiction and Fantasy Rarities Science Fiction's Film Consulting Dream Team was founded January 1, 1973. We are one of the world's leading dealers in rare and first editions of science fiction, fantasy, and horror with a strong emphasis on autographs, manuscripts, literary correspondence, and original art. A small portion of our inventory can be seen on our website at www.raresf.com, a larger portion at our store at 720 Santa Monica Blvd, Santa Monica CA 90401-2602. (Regrettably our warehouse is not open to the public.)

82. SCIENCE FICTION, FANTASY, HORROR AND GOTHIC LITERATURE annotated guide to secondary sources on gothic writers and literature. Burgess, M. Reference guide to science fiction, fantasy, and horror. http://www.ucalgary.ca/library/subjects/ENGL/gothic.htm

SELECTED REFERENCE SOURCES FOR SCIENCE FICTION, FANTASY HORROR, AND GOTHIC LITERATURE The following titles will be of interest to students in English 393/395 Dictionaries, Handbooks Bibliographies Bibliographies - Individuals Indexes ... Book Reviews DICTIONARIES, HANDBOOKS Weinberg, R. A Biographical dictionary of science fiction and fantasy artists . New York: Greenwood, 1988. first biographical directory specifically devoted to science fiction artists Classics of science fiction and fantasy literature / Kelleghan, Fiona Pasadena, Calif. : Salem Press, c2002. updates MaGill’s Guide to Science Fiction Green, S. Contemporary science fiction, fantasy, and horror poetry: a resource guide and biographical directory . New York: Greenwood, 1989. standard guide to this genre Critical terms for science fiction and fantasy: a glossary and a guide to scholarship . New York: Greenwood Press, 1986. literary glossary specific to the critical study of science fiction and fantasy essays, definitions The Encyclopedia of science fiction / edited by John Clute and Peter Nicholls; contributing editor Brian Stableford; technical editor John Grant. 2nd ed. New York: St. Martin's Griffin, c1995.

83. Writers Markets. Science Fiction And Fantasy. EUROPE S MOST VISITED SF/F WEB SITE. Writer s Spells. A list of marketplaces for science fiction, fantasy and horror writers to get their work published. http://www.computercrowsnest.com/writerspells.htm

Your browser does not support script advertise on the 'Nest ADVERTISER LOGIN EUROPE'S MOST VISITED SF/F WEB SITE Writer's Spells A list of marketplaces for science fiction, fantasy and horror writers to get their work published. magazines (short fiction, reviews and articles) books (novels) 1. Magazines Aboriginal SF PO Box 2449, Wobum MA 01888-0849, USA. Editor: Charles Ryan. Required: Short science Fiction (5000 words). Original art. Now being folded into Absolute Magnitude, below. Folding Green: $180 per story, $100 for Art. Response promised: 3 months. Absolute Magnitude (DNA Publications) PO Box 2988, Radford VA 24143, USA. Editor: Warren Lapine. Required: Short science Fiction (5000 words). Adventure and space opera themes are what these guys are into. Folding Green: 1 cent per word.

84. Wordpainters SpecFicworld.com resource guide for science fiction, fantasy and, horror writers. up. Books A Writer s Complete fantasy Reference - by Writer s Digest Books. http://www.iprimus.ca/~pjduane/Wordpainters.htm

Home What's New E-mail Sitemap BARD'S INK Welcome Tribute Page Contest Writing/Life ... Blockage Fantasy Writing Character Building "Good writing is supposed to evoke sensation in the readernot the fact that its raining, but the feel of being rained upon." - E.L. Doctorow Bookcase Resource Links More Links Gryphon’s Links ... GuestBook Meet Laghairt -our book dragon. Laghairt manages the library. A versatile scrounger of new and used. Meet Bookman Dan -a true bibliophile of Science Fiction and Fantasy books. These reviews are for the die-hard reader of the genre. "A good science fiction story is a story with a human problem, and a human solution, which would not have happened without its science content." - Theodore Sturgeon Authors Home Pages: Crawford Kilian Jeffrey A. Carver Charles de Lint Jerry Pournelle ... Larry Linder "Well, my deliberate opinion is it's a jolly strange world." - Arnold Bennett "Language is a virus from outer space." - William S. Burroughs "To confine our attention to terrestrial matters would be to limit the human spirit." - Stephen Hawking "When I only begin to read, I forget I'm on this world. It lifts me on wings with high thoughts." -

85. Battlefield Earth: A Saga Of The Year 3000 (2000) the publication in 1950 of a nonfiction book of to stop claiming Dianetics was a medical science. and also churned out Westerns, horror, fantasy and detective http://www.moria.co.nz/sf/battlefieldearth.htm

BATTLEFIELD EARTH: A SAGA OF THE YEAR 3000 Rating USA. 2000. Cast John Travolta (Terl), Barry Pepper (Jonnie Goodboy Tyler), Forest Whitaker (Ker), Kim Coates (Carlo), Richard Tyson (Robert), Michael McCrae (Zete), Sabine Karsenti (Chrissie), Christian Tessier (Mickey), Michael Perron (Rock) Plot In the year 3000 Earth has been invaded by the brutal Psychlos and humanity reduced to a slave species that the Psychlos regard as no more intelligent that animals. Terl, the Psychlo security supervisor, is sentenced to several more terms of service on Earth for an indiscretion. But the discovery of a vein of gold proves Terl’s hope and he launches a devious plan to mine it which involves teaching several of the man-animals how to use mining equipment. He puts the persistent escapee Jonnie Goodboy Tyler through a Psychlo education machine so that Jonnie can learn equipment use. But as Jonnie starts to learn mathematics and the Psychlo language, he also learns about Earth’s history and starts to scheme ways to rally humanity and reclaim Earth from the invaders. It is difficult to write an objective review of Battlefield Earth . The reason for all this can be placed at one credit on the film that is creating an enormous amount of controversy – ‘Based on a Novel by L. Ron Hubbard’. Lafayette Ronald Hubbard was a writer who wrote a good amount of sf and fantasy during the 1940s. Hubbard’s main claim to fame (at least one of the numerous ones he didn’t make up about himself such as being an explorer; a blood brother of the Blackfoot Indians; that he traveled in Asia meeting with holy men during his teens; that he had degrees in engineering and mathematics; that he was a nuclear physicist; and that he was a decorated Admiral in the US Navy who fought in five theaters of war during World War II, received over 20 medals and made a miraculous recovery from blindness and paralysis following injuries sustained in combat; and that he had written a novel called

86. SF Canada is a bilingual association of Canadian writers, artists and other professionals working in the fields of science fiction, fantasy, horror and Speculative http://www.sfcanada.ca/

Founded, 1989 Canada's National Association for Speculative Fiction Professionals How Do I Become a Science Fiction Writer? by Edward Willett This article originally appeared in Freelance , the Saskatchewan Writers Guild newsletter, in 2002. Hello, my name is Ed, and I'm a science fiction writer. OK, sure, I admit it, I also write lots of other stuff. My published or soon-to-be-published books range in subject matter from Ebola hemorrhagic fever to careers in outer space to skateboarding to Internet safety to how to get the most out of Microsoft Office. But I'm also the author of four young adult fantasy and science fiction novels, Soulworm The Dark Unicorn Andy Nebula: Interstellar Rock Star , and Spirit Singer , plus a number of short stories published in a variety of science fiction magazinesand as far as I'm concerned, that's my "real" writing. SF Canada presents online fiction: The Other Eye By Phyllis Gotlieb Save the pulps!

87. Anitra Loves Fantasy And Science Fiction, And Even Sometimes Horror I do enjoy the horror novels of writers like SP Somtow and Charles de Lint, who explore the Shadow in humanity. Check more fantasy sciencefiction links at http://www.anitraweb.org/books/sffh/

Science Fiction Fantasy Horror Home Other Books Fantasy Homelessness in Science Fiction and Fantasy Anitra's Favorite Fantasies Humorous Fantasy Fantastic Female Authors of Fantasy and SF ... The Commonwealth of Letters an online reference guide to Silverlock by John Myers Myers Fantasy Book Discussion Email Groups Fantasy Webrings Links for Fantasy and Science Fiction Writers Science Fiction A summary of sf from 1890-1990 Some Formative SF Spider Robinson Page Member of Callahan's Webring Orson Scott Card Page Member of Orson Scott Card Webring John Christopher Chad Oliver Virtual Girl: Amy Thomson Review of ... Behind the Throne by Martin Dougherty Other SF Webrings Horror Is Horror Literature? posted 8/6/2001 Thalia, My Fantasy Page I have branched out: to women authors, stories that don't always end victorious, the ambiguous characters of cyberpunk, and always treasuring the rare and wonderful comic writers who don't take anything in the genre as sacred. I find a lot of good writing in many different styles. Science fiction seems to be one of the best genres for asking, "What does it mean to be human?" as well as "What if?" and "hmmm... so what can we do with

88. Subject Guides - Science Fiction & Fantasy Fiction And Media Since its inception in 1996, Odyssey has quickly become one of the most highly respected workshops for writers of fantasy, science fiction, and horror. http://www.csulb.edu/library/subj/literature/scifi.html

Subject Guides Literature and Media Library Remodel and Renovation Information: http://www.csulb.edu/library/remodel/ Consult this site regularly for updated information on materials availability, access, etc. during our remodelling. science fiction fantasy fantasies fantastic fantastique imaginary voyages horror supernatural ghosts utopia utopias utopian dystopia dystopias dystopian science fiction fantasy fantasies fantastic fantastique imaginary voyages horror supernatural ghosts utopia utopias utopian dystopia dystopias dystopian science fiction fantasy fantasies fantastic fantastique imaginary voyages horror supernatural ghosts utopia utopias utopian dystopia dystopias dystopian science fiction fantasy fantasies fantastic fantastique imaginary voyages horror supernatural ghosts utopia utopias utopian dystopia dystopias dystopian science fiction fantasy Texts Critical and Scholarly Resources Dictionaries and Encyclopedias Biographical Resources ... Useful Links TEXTS: This section will help you with resources to identify, find, and locate science fiction, fantasy, and horror literary texts (novels, short stories, poems, plays). COAST: The Online Catalog To locate novels, single author collections, anthologies, and magazines in this Library, consult COAST: The Online Catalog, by author (last name first name), by title, or by journal/magazine title. COAST lists what the Library has both in the General Book Stacks, the

89. Links To Other SF Sites ASFA Association of science fiction and fantasy Artists; British science fiction Association; British fantasy Society; horror Writers Association; science http://www.tpl.toronto.on.ca/merril/links.htm

Links to Other Science Fiction and Fantasy Sites Organizations Conventions SF TV Canadian Links ... Indexes/ Encyclopedias (Revised April 2003) Locus Online: Links Portal SF SITE SF Site - Canadian content Galaxy eZine Original Science Fiction ... The Pulp.Net Canadian Links SF Canada Aurora Awards / Prix Aurora Out Of This World - Science Fiction at the National Library of Canada Made in Canada: the homepage for Canadian Science Fiction ... Back to the top International Links The Science Fiction Foundation Collection University of Liverpool, UK The Internet Top 100 Science Fiction/Fantasy List Science Links How Things Work The Nine Planets Back to the top SF Organizations - (a good way to find Authors' websites) SF Canada ASFA Association of Science Fiction and Fantasy Artists British Science Fiction Association British Fantasy Society ... Back to the top SF Publishers Arkham House Online Baen Books Ace Books Best Sellers from the NESFA Press ... On Spec Magazine Fanzines Ansible Fan Fiction on the Net - Fanzines Discworld Monthly - The free newsletter about Terry Pratchett and his Discworld novels.

90. Award-winning Horror/fantasy Writer Jack Cady Dead At 71 the Nebula, Phillip K. Dick Award, World fantasy Award and Bram Stoker Award, he was not really a sciencefiction writer, leaning closer to horror and fantasy. http://seattlepi.nwsource.com/books/156842_cadyobit16.html

Jump to Weather Traffic Webtowns Mariners ... Forums NEWS Local Neighborhoods Sports Nation/World ... Special Reports COMMENTARY Opinion Columnists Letters David Horsey ... Forums COFFEE BREAK Mike Mailway TV Listings FIND IT! NWclassifieds Jobs Autos Real Estate ... Obituaries P-I ANYWHERE E-mail Newsletters News Alerts PDA Cell Phones ... RSS Feeds OUR AFFILIATES Friday, January 16, 2004 Award-winning horror/fantasy writer Jack Cady dead at 71 By REGINA HACKETT SEATTLE POST-INTELLIGENCER ART CRITIC Fantasy filtered through daily life into believable but extraordinary narratives was the specialty of Jack Cady, the Port Townsend novelist who died Wednesday night of cancer. He was 71. Best known among his nine published novels are "The Hauntings of Hood Canal," 2001; "The Off Season," 1996; and "Street: A Novel," 1995, all published by St. Martin's Press; and "Inagehi," published in 1993 by Broken Moon Press. Although he won just about every award in science fiction, including the Nebula, Phillip K. Dick Award, World Fantasy Award and Bram Stoker Award, he was not really a science-fiction writer, leaning closer to horror and fantasy. Nor was he an academic, even though he taught creative writing at Pacific Lutheran University, where he said he spent "13 happy years before retirement" and where he won a distinguished teaching award in 1992.

91. Fantasy, Science Fiction, & Horror Publications Yet Another Book Review Specializing in science fiction, fantasy, and horror. Site Meter, Christina Francine -Writer- http//www.CFrancine.bizland.com. http://www.cfrancine.bizland.com/page15.html

Fantasy, Science Fiction, To Main Hall Back to Welcome page To Web-Rings Published Fiction Book Reviews ... Premonition ' Novelette Preview To Headache/Migraine Help (1st part) Education Debate (Part 1) Policies, Rights, Educational Alternatives Publications are in alphabetical order Black Gate - Adventures in Fantasy Literature eotu ezine - fiction, art, poetry, alternative, science fiction, fantasy Fandom Directory (Online Edition) - Your on-line link to Fandom around the world! Science Fiction, Star Trek, Comics, Trading Cards, Gaming and More! Point and click access to thousands of fan, collector, dealer, store, publisher, club and convention email addresses and web sites. Listings are FREE! Ralan's Specfic and Humor Webstavaganza Markets and more for Science Fiction, Fantasy, Dark Fiction Strange Horizons - articles, fiction, gallery, poetry, and reviews Try your science fiction, fantasy or horror search on Planet Doom Search: How Many?: View: Full Listing Compact Results Yet Another Book Review - Specializing in Science Fiction, Fantasy, and Horror Please report any broken links you may find. Putting "Broken LINK Found" in the subject heading will ensure I don't delete your message thinking it's just another piece of spam.

92. Conventions Page Of ULTIMATE SCIENCE FICTION WEB GUIDE fantasy, horror and science fiction writers, critics, editors, publishers, artists and fans met October 30November 2, 1997 to convivialize, regroup, and assess http://www.magicdragon.com/UltimateSF/cons.html

CONS Return to Table of Contents SCIENCE FICTION, FANTASY, HORROR CONVENTIONS May be posted electronically provided that it is transmitted unaltered, in its entirety, and without charge. Updated 18 July 1999, MUCH more to be done real soon... Earthgate Earthgate is Kentucky's science fiction convention! Visit our website for the latest info! e-mail webmaster Lori Brown Tachycon TachyCon science fiction convention for fans by fans in Orlando, FL... Central Florida's BIGGEST fan run science fiction convention. Drop by our website for all the latest info! e-mail tachycon webmaster Trinoc*coN Laura Haywood P.O. Box 10633 Raleigh, North Carolina 27605-0633 USA e-mail Laura Haywood "Trinoc*coN is a fan-run, non-profit, 501(c)3 status pending, broad-based SF convention planned for late September 2000 in the Raleigh-Durham-Chapel Hill area of North Carolina. We will feature literary events, media panels, RPGs, a LARP, video room, science track, Dealers' room and more!" TRW SF Club FANTASIZING IN LONDON By Nancy Hayes Following is a report on the 1997 Fantasy Convention , held in London, England. This meeting was the twenty-first yearly; it is usually held in the United States, the only exception being the UK again, nine years ago. Fantasy, Horror and Science Fiction writers, critics, editors, publishers, artists and fans met October 30-November 2, 1997 to convivialize, regroup, and assess. There were

93. Baja Arizona Science Fiction Association (BASFA), Home Of TusCon 5. Our science and science fiction Author GoH will be Dr. William K. Hartmann! TUSCON 31 The Best Little Sci-Fi, fantasy horror Convention in Arizona! http://home.earthlink.net/~basfa/

HOME PAGE Baja Arizona Science Fiction Association a 501(c)(7) corporation) Last update: April 19, 2004 11:30 pm MST. TusCon News: Note: The old TusCon 30 Webpage is here. TusCon 31 is a go! This year our science theme will be Mars. TusCon 31 is scheduled for November 5-7, 2004 at the InnSuites Hotel in Tucson, AZ. 2. We'll again have a Short Story Writing Contest We will offer gift certificates for prizes and the word limit will be 5000 words. So start writing! The Short Story Contest deadline is October 4, 2004. This year's Fantasy Author GoH will be Barbara Hambly Last year our expanded Gaming area was a big hit, so we'll use the same venue and continue to improve on it. 5. Our Science and Science Fiction Author GoH will be Dr. William K. Hartmann! TUS-CON 31 ( Discover the History of TusCon at the site of Carol De Priest Who: Fantasy Author Guest of Honor: Barbara Hambly Science and SF Guest of Honor: William K. Hartmann Fan Guest of Honor: Carol De Priest Toastmaster: Ed Bryant When: November 5-7, 2004

94. Speculative Fiction Markets covers other genres as well); HWA (horror Writers Association); SFPA (science fiction Poetry Association); SFWA (science fiction and fantasy Writers of America http://www.cs.cmu.edu/~mslee/mag.html

Speculative Fiction Markets This page contains links to Web pages of paying markets for short science fiction, fantasy, and horror stories. For more information that might be useful to new writers, see Writing speculative fiction Please send email to m s l e e @ c s . c m u . e d u if you know of any other markets I should add. Markets which offer a range of pay-rates are listed under their lowest pay-rate. Markets paying at least 3 cents per word Markets paying at least 1 cent per word Markets paying less than 1 cent per word Other SF/F/H Publications/Organizations Markets paying at least 3 cents per words Absolute Magnitude (webzine) Amazing Stories Analog Argosy Artemis Magazine ... ByLine (mainstream, literary, and genre fiction) Cemetery Dance Century Magazine Chiaroscuro (webzine) Dark Seasons (webzine) Flesh and Blood Gobshite Quarterly Gothic.net (webzine) Interzone (UK magazine) MarsDust (webzine) The Night Land (website seeking fiction set in William Hope Hodgson's world) Nowa Fantastyka (Polish magazine) Oceans of the Mind (PDF-format magazine) Palace of Reason (webzine) Paradox Polyphony Realms of Fantasy Scifi.com

95. January Magazine | Science Fiction & Fantasy classical myth but also previous decadent narratives of fantasy and science fiction. One accomplishment these early horror novels share is to have sparked http://www.januarymagazine.com/SFF/SFF.html

Publish Button is an innovative Web Content Management System. It allows everyone in an organization to do their job quickly and effectively and ultimately results in an improvement in workflow. The Roses of Roazon by Cherith Baldry The Roses of Roazon is a delicately gripping blockbuster of a book. Baldry's name may not be well known but the release of this brilliant and exciting new book may make that name more recognizable. The Last Light of the Sun by Guy Gavriel Kay Though Last Light of the Sun contains many words, Kay doesn't waste any of them. He evokes his characters and establishes his settings with broad, confident strokes. Lord of the Shadows by Jennifer Fallon With this volume, the highly entertaining journey we began with hero Dirk Provin, genius mathematician, in The Lion of Senet finally ends.

96. The Science Fiction Foundation Collection donations of all kinds of material to do with science fiction and related genres. by or about Philip K. Dick, and sciencefiction/ horror/fantasy writers with a http://www.liv.ac.uk/~asawyer/sffc1.html

The Science Fiction Foundation Collection Librarian/Administrator, Andy Sawyer. The University of Liverpool Library, P.O. BOX 123, LIVERPOOL L69 3D4. Te1. 0151-794 2696/2733: Email asawyer@liverpool.ac.uk The Science Fiction Foundation Collection is the largest collection of material relating to Science Fiction in the European Community and one of the two or three most important outside the U.S.A. It was established as the research library of the Science Fiction Foundation , created in 1970 by George Hay with Arthur C. Clarke and Ursula Le Guin as patrons. It has been built up over the years thanks to the generosity of writers, publishers and fans and is well established as the most important centre for study and research in science fiction within the UK. The Main objectives of the Foundation were: To provide research facilities for anyone wishing to study science fiction. To investigate and promote the usefulness of science fiction in education. To disseminate information about science fiction. To promote a discriminating understanding of the nature of science fiction.

97. David G. Hartwell Expert On Science Fiction bibliography of science fiction first editions; fantasy Literature, horror Literature, Anatomy of Wonder (4th ed.), Twentieth Century science fiction Writers. http://www.panix.com/~dgh/expert.html

David G. Hartwell , Expert on Science Fiction Administration, World Fantasy Awards and World Fantasy Convention, 1975 - present; board chairman, 1978-present. Administration, Philip K. Dick Awards, 1982 - 1993; Chairman, 1993-present. Science Fiction reviewer and columnist, Crawdaddy (the magazine of rock), 1968 - 74. Science Fiction reviewer, Locus, 1971 - 73. Instructor, Stevens Institute of Technology (courses in modern and contemporary American fiction, and science fiction), 1973 - 76. Instructor, Clarion Science Fiction Writing Workshop , Seattle, WA, 1984, 1986, 1990. Visiting Professor, Harvard University (course in science fiction writing), Summer, 1987, 1988, 1989; 1991; 1992; 1993; (courses in sf writing and in horror writing), Summer 1990. Visiting Professor, New York University (course in horror literature), Spring, 1993. Judge, Readercon Small Press Awards, 1989. LISTED (biography): Who's Who in the East (24th ed.). The Encyclopedia of Science Fiction (2nd ed.). See also entries for Timescape; Cosmos; New York Review of Science Fiction. (also in The Grolier Encyclopedia of Science Fiction , CD-ROM) Science Fiction Age, July 93. Listed as one of the 50 "most powerful" people in science fiction.

98. Chronicle 28 - The Eternal Night Science Fiction, Fantasy And Horror Web Site UK horror publisher, Black Hill Books have just launched a new Watch) received the 2003 Prometheus Awards for Libertarian science fiction and fantasy. http://www.eternalnight.co.uk/chronicle/c28.html

Issue 28 - September/October 2003 Weblogs/Writer's Blog: This month sees the addition of UK fantasy author Jessica Rydill 's writer's blog to this site. Jessica Rydill's Writer's Blog My own Weblog This Month's Non-Fiction: W.B. Vogel III's Theories in Chaos - Erebus Black (Opinion) Press Releases: Children of Dune Mini-Series DVD Released. Click here for more details. Horror Anthology The Black Spiral edited by Richard D. Weber is released in October 2003. Click here for more details. Neo-opsis is a new Canadian SF magazine. Click here for more details. Competition News: Younger US resident readers (13 and over) could win themselves several books including a copy of Christopher Paolini 's debut ya fantasy novel Eragon . To qualify all you have to do is sign up to receive Paolini's newsletter and the Strange Lands newsletter from Random House before November 1, 2003 ( http://www.randomhouse.com/teens/eragon/signup.htm ). Five randonly selected will win a selection of titles. Full rules for the giveaway are at http://www.randomhouse.com/teens/eragon/rules.htm

99. The Eternal Night Science Fiction, Fantasy And Horror Web Site sf Linda Shillabeer f This Month s Short fiction Michael J He Came Upon a Midnight Clear (horror) Brian A. Hopkins s Lost Things (fantasy) Paul Kane s http://www.eternalnight.co.uk/chronicle/c8.html

Issue 8 - December 2001 Introduction OK, here's the first Yule Chronicle. And as it's for such a festive time there are a couple of bonus stories in this issue. The first of which is the winner in a recent horror short story competition organised by JustBooks (more details top of the news section. The second of the extra stories is Michael J. Arruda 's story 'He Came Upon a Midnight Clear'. This story just had to be included in the December issue - just read it, you'll know why. I have discovered what a reading period is all about. We opened the doors for fiction submissions throughout October, and received far more than we expected, so much so that it took 'til the end of November to make the selection of stories to include in future Chronicles and to contact the authors. If I missed anyone or took a long time in replying, you have my apologies here - next time I will be more organised. Well this will be the last Chronicle of the year and all that remains is to wish you happy celebrations whether it be Christmas, Hannukah or Eid. Author/Book News: The recent JustSpooks horror short story competition (run by JustBooks ) was won by UK author Maxine Wesson with her story 'DIYary'. This story is presented as part of this issue of the Chronicle. Click

100. Bates College: Ladd Library Subject Guides: Science Fiction, Fantasy, And Horror James Guide to horror, Ghost Gothic Writers Reference PN 3435 .S246 1998. Pertinent Subject Headings. science fiction fantasy fiction fantasy Literature Ghost http://abacus.bates.edu/Library/resources/subject/scifi.shtml

Science Fiction, Fantasy, and Horror Literature Journal Indexes Internet Guides Reference Titles Subject Headings ... Liaison Electronic Journal Indexes MLA Bibliography ABOUT Academic Search Premier ABOUT ... ABOUT Print Indexes Science Fiction and Fantasy Reference Index Reference Z 5917 .S36 S297 An updated online version of this index is now available. Index to Science Fiction Anthologies and Collections Reference Z 1231 .F4 C65 and suppl. An online version of this index is also available. Selected Internet Guides LOCUS online News, reviews, resources, and perspectives of science fiction, fantasy, and horror; also, indexes to science fiction and fantasy from 1984 on. Science Fiction and Fantasy Research Database Hal W. Hall's archive of more than 55,000 citations to articles, books, news items, etc., covering back to 1878. There are both quick and advanced search options. Science Fiction Resource Guide Comprehensive site covering comics, film, TV, games, and fandom, as well as literature. SF Site: The Best in Science Fiction and Fantasy Covers books, people, media, links to sites, etc.; also includes fantasy. Commercial but wide-ranging. Science Fiction and Fantasy-Related Sites Megasite from the Schenectady County Public Library.

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