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SFRA Newsletter, 181, October 1990
SFRA Newsletter, 181, October 1990 Membership Form Enclosed President's Message (Hull) 3 SERA Conference Date Responses (Barron) 5 Currcnt Research (SERA Members) 5 Conferences & Calls for Papcrs (Tilton, et al.) 6 Miscellany (Barron) 8 SE Litcrature and USA's National Library (Mayhew) 12 Call for Information (Myers) 13 REVIEWS: Non·Fiction: Bartkowski, Fcminist Utopias (Larrier) 13 Beahm, ed., Stcphcn King Companion (Dudley) 14 Cinebooks, Horror Film (Klossner) 15 Collings, In the Image of God: Theme in Fiction ofCard (Collins) 16 Cummins, Understanding Ursula K.LeGuin (Coli ins) 17 Florescu & McNally, Dracula Life & Times (Werbaneth) 18 Geist, et al. Popular Cu/turc Collections (Barron) 19 Hardy, Visions ofSpace (C. Morgan) · 20 l-lewman, Nightmare Movies:Guide to Horror Films (Klossner) 21 Schechtcr, Bosom Scrpent:Folklore & Popular Art(Klossncr) 22 Stanley, Work ofColin Wilson (Collings) 23 Fiction: Aldiss, Romance of Equator: Fantasy Stories Chapman) 24 Aronica, et al. Full Spectrum 2 (Stevens) 26 Author's Choice Monthly #1,#2: Effingcr & Wagncr (Key) 27 Bujold, Borders ofInfinity (Stevens) 27 Card, Maps in a Mirror: Short Fiction of Card (Collings) 28 Card, Xcnocide (Collings) 29 Collins, Sunglasscs Aftcr Dark (Collings) 30 Eco, Focault's Pcndulum (Schuylcr) 31 Gadallah, Cat's Gambit (Shcrman) 33 Greenberg, Foundations Fric,nds (Wolfe) 3~ Hambly, Dark Hand ofMagiC (Sherman) 3:> Hinz, Ash Ock (Hall) 36 Kennealv, Hawk's Gray Fcathcr (Tryforos) 37 Kcrr, BrIstling Wood (Wytcnbroek) ; 38 K.ing, The Stand, Uncut Edition (Sanders) 39 Lindholm, Luck ofthe Wheels (Bogstad) 40 LupoH & Coville, Dungcon, I, /I (Underhill) 41 Masello, Black Horizon (Gardiner-ScoU) 42 Monteleone, Fantasma (de Lint) 43 Niven, et ai, Man-Kzin Wars /I (Stevens) 44 Norton & Grecnberg, cds. -
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The New York Review of Science Fiction #111, Vol
Contents Message from the Chairs Michael Swanwick: My Father, and Welcome to Him by Sean Swanwick The Short Fiction of Michael Swanwick by Gordon Van Gelder What I Know about Michael Swanwick by Eileen Gunn Lord Vacant on the Boulevard of Naked Angels: Extracts from the Dream Diary of Michael Swanwick 6 Michael Swanwick Bibliography • i4 Hartwell's Three Laws of Fashion by David G. Hartwell zo David G. Hartwell: A Secret Master in Plain View by Darrell Schweitzer zz David Hartwell by Michael Bishop z4 A David Hartwell Appreciation from a Punk Dyke Eskimo Poet by Tamara Vining z? David G. Hartwell by Michael Swanwick z6 David Hartwell by Kathryn Cramer 2.7 David & Crew by Sarah Smith z8 Kathryn Met David by Gene Wolfe zs David G. Hartwell Bibliography 30 A Correspondence with Cliff Simak BY |OHN MORRESSY 46 Clifford Simak by David Brin 47 Robert |. Ewald on Clifford D. Simak 48 Clifford Simak Bibliography f8 The Committee 63 [Note: Ve tried to come up with <3 message welcoming you to this year s Readercon that we liked better than the introduction we wrote [or the progress reports, but somehow we just couldn t. Seeing as how the original had to be edited [or space anyway, we thought you might enjoy reading the full version (with a few' improvements) here.] It is now unquestionably the twenty-first century, if you follow the Gregorian calendar, that century which for most of science fictions existence has represented The Future. And while we at Readercon arc as excited to be living in the future as the rest of you. -
Rivista Di Fantascienza, Fantasy E
COSMO RIVISTA DI FANTASCIENZA, FANTASY E NARRATIVA FANTASTICA Narrativa, critica, saggistica, fatti e avvenimenti del mondo degli appassionati EDITRICE NORD Via Rubens, 25 - 20148 Milano Pubblicazione periodica registrata al Tribunale di Milano in data 5/2/73 n. 27. Direttore responsabile: Gianfranco Viviani. Anno XXXII - Spedizione in abbonamento postale, 45%, Art.2 comma 20/B Legge 662/96 - Filiale di Milano N. 1 Marzo 2003 - EDIZIONE TELEMATICA IN QUESTO NUMERO: ● Le novità del primo trimestre 2003 ● Critica: I mondi perduti di “2001” Andromeda: tra cinema e romanzo ● Interventi: La mia fantascienza, di Orson S. Card “Il vero nome”: com’è nata l’dea, di Vernor Vinge ● Notizie dal fandom ● Recensioni ● Annunci dei lettori farlo prima perché questo è il primo fascicolo dell’anno, non posso iniziare senza porgere a EDITORIALE tutti gli amici un caloroso Buon Anno! che spe- di Gianfranco Viviani ro apprezzeranno anche lo faccio in ritardo. ([email protected]) Poi c’è una cosa per la quale devo scusarmi con gli abbonati della collana Cosmo Oro: si tratta dell’errore di numerazione del libro “La grande congiura” che doveva essere 199 e in- vece è uscito come 200. Confermo che si trat- Amici lettori, qualcuno mi ha scritto che con i ta del volume 199, mentre il 200 è la novità pre- miei editoriali sono sempre riuscito a coinvol- sentata in questo fascicolo. gerlo e a farlo sentire partecipe delle cose del- Altra cosa: prima non ho avuto modo di avvisa- l’Editrice Nord; altri hanno detto che questa mia rei lettori e gli abbonati che i libri delle collane rubrica ha più l’aspetto di una chiaccherata tra Cosmo Argento e Fantacollana hanno cambia- amici, piuttosto che una presentazione edito- to formato e grafica, e quelli della collana Nar- riale; altri ancora mi hanno elogiato per non rativa da gennaio in poi si presenteranno in edi- aver mai ripetuto l’errore che fanno certi edito- zione cartonata. -
2006 Annual Meeting Program
THE ASSOCIATION OF AMERICAN GEOGRAPHERS 2006 Annual Meeting Program March 7 - 11, 2006 Chicago, Illinois 1 INSERT ELSEVIER AD 2 THE ASSOCIATION OF AMERICAN GEOGRAPHERS 2006 Annual Meeting March 7-11, 2006 Chicago, Illinois PROGRAM The Association of American Geographers 1710 16th Street, NW Washington, DC 20009-3198 Phone (202) 234-1450 Fax (202) 234-2744 Web: www.aag.org E-mail: [email protected] 3 INSERT BELL WETHER AD 4 TABLE OF CONTENTS AAG Officers, Councillors, and Staff ........................................................................... 6 Local Arrangements Committee ..................................................................................... 7 General Information ......................................................................................................... 8 Location of Meeting Rooms ........................................................................................ 14 Plenary Sessions ............................................................................................................ 16 Special Events ................................................................................................................ 20 Geography and Law Session ....................................................................................... 26 Symposium on Geography and Drug Addiction ....................................................... 28 Special Events Summary ............................................................................................... 38 World Geography Bowl ............................................................................................... -
BOOK Collecting Conference March 27-28, 2008
Notes A. DEAN LARSEN BOOK COLLECTING CONFERENCE March 27-28, 2008 L. Tom Perry Special Collections, Harold B. Lee Library, Brigham Young University Notes A. DEAN LARSEN RARE BOOK COLLECTING CONFERENCE. L. TOM PERRY SPECIAL COLLECTIONS. HBLL 1130. BRIGHAM YOUNG UNVERSTIY. PROVO, UT 84602 2004 CONFERENCE. PHONE: (801) 422-3514 EMAIL: [email protected]. WEBSITE: HTTP://SC.LIB.BYU.EDU Notes A. DEAN LARSEN BOOK COLLECTING CONFERENCE March 27-28, 2008 L. Tom Perry Special Collections, Harold B. Lee Library, Brigham Young University TABLE OF CONTENTS Notes A. DEAN LARSEN BOOK COLLECTING CONFERENCE Welcome ................................................................................................................................................................................... 9 Schedule ................................................................................................................................................................................... 11 Pre-Conference Workshop Ethiopian Bookbinding Workshop ............................................................................................................... 13 Discovery of Photography ................................................................................................................................ 21 Conference Seminars Book Collecting 101 ............................................................................................................................................. 27 Collecting Nephi: The Book of Mormon editions, past and present .....................................