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Kelly James Patrick:     more books (100)

Wildlife by James Patrick Kelly, 1995-07 Burn by James Patrick Kelly, 2005-11-01 A Handful of Pearls & Other Stories by Beth Bernobich, 2010-07-01 Rewired: The Post-Cyberpunk Anthology Strange But Not a Stranger by James Patrick Kelly, 2002-09-01 Freedom Beach by James Patrick Kelly, John Kessel, 1986-12 Isaac Asimov's Science Fiction Magazine June 1992 (Jun.) by L. Sprague / Kelly, James Patrick / Garcia y Robertson, R. & others De Camp, 1992-01-01 Look into the Sun by James Patrick Kelly, 1990-07-05 The Wreck of the Godspeed: And Other Stories by James Patrick Kelly, 2008-08-01 Biography - Kelly, James Patrick (1951-): An article from: Contemporary Authors Online by Gale Reference Team, 2007-01-01 Author's Choice Monthly. Issue Nine: James Patrick Kelly. by James Patrick Kelly, 1990 Solstice (Great Science Fiction Stories) by James Patrick Kelly, 2005-09-25 FLAVORS OF MY GENIUS by Robert Reed, 2006-11 The Secret History of Science Fiction

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1. James Patrick Kelly
   James Patrick Kelly. strange but not a stranger. Welcome to my sliceof cspace. I'ma writer. I write stories, novels, poems, essays  
   http://www.jimkelly.net/
   
   Extractions: James Patrick Kelly strange but not a stranger Welcome to my slice of c-space. I'm a writer. I write stories, novels, poems, essays, reviews, plays, planetarium shows and now ... a web site. Insofar as I'm known at all, it's for my science fiction and fantasy. I've published four novels and more than fifty short stories. In general I enjoy the writing life a lot, but I do have one complaint. Sometimes it seems as though the stuff I write has the shelf life of lettuce! A story appears in a magazine and a month or so later it winds up in a corner of some basement or the landfill. Even books come and go with alarming speed. That's why I wanted a web page: so I can get some of my stuff out of the filing cabinet and back under the eyes of readers. So help yourself to whatever piques your interest and thanks for stopping by. Version 02.24.02 email me! Upcoming (and Current) Stories The Ice Is Singing" Realms of Fantasy, April, 2003 "Mother" THE SILVER GRYPHON, May 2003

2. James Patrick Kelly
   James Patrick Kelly. Nato a Mineola 1983; Friend by James Patrick Kelly John Kessel, Fantasy Science Fiction, January, 1984; The F SF  
   http://www.intercom.publinet.it/1999/kelly.html

3. Ecrivain - Kelly James Patrick
   Translate this page James Patrick Kelly.  
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4. Ecrivain - Kelly James Patrick
   James Patrick Kelly. Bibliographie. Etat civil connu  
   http://www.sf.netliberte.org/html/auteurs/AUT-622.htm

5. Ecrivain - Kelly James Patrick
   Translate this page Bibliographie (nouvelles) de James Patrick Kelly rangéepar ordre chronologique. James Patrick Kelly.  
   http://sf.netliberte.org/html/auteurs/AUTCHRONOC-622.htm

6. James Patrick Kelly
   James Patrick Kelly (1951 ) 1,470 words posted august 31, 1997. Thebest of James Patrick Kelly's short stories verge on the surreal  
   http://web.mit.edu/m-i-t/science_fiction/profiles/kelly.html
   
   Extractions: posted: august 31, 1997 T he best of James Patrick Kelly's short stories verge on the surreal while remaining firmly based in plausible speculations and extrapolations from the present. Kelly depicts a world where the human quest for difference generates a seemingly endless array of gangs, cults, and subcultures, each struggling to distinguish itself through various forms of body modifications. He shows us a place where divorced fathers create androids to make up for the children they have lost, where the design of drugs has become an art and their marketing a big business. He takes us to a frightening time, just a few years from now, where aging baby boomers cower in their apartments, afraid to leave, because the streets belong to the young, who are enraged to have inherited a world of diminished options and depleted resources. After graduating from the University of Notre Dame, Kelly worked as a proposal writer and P.R. man for a Massachusetts-based architectural firm. Since 1977 he has been a full time science fiction writer. Many science fiction fans first became aware of Kelly's talents when his story, "Solstice," was included in Bruce Sterling's landmark

7. KELLY James Patrick
   Translate this page Accueil Biblios K Retour kelly james patrick JamesPatrick Kelly USA (1951 - ) Auteur de SF. Il a fréquenté le  
   http://www.bdfi.net/auteurs/k/kelly_james_patrick.htm
   
   Extractions: Mail (1978, Death therapy) (1979, Flight of fancy) Cette peur que l'on nomme courage (1980, The fear that men call courage) L'ami (1984, Friend) (avec KESSEL John Solstice (1985, Solstice) (1985, The last) Le prisonnier de Chillon (1986, The prisoner of Chillon) (1987, Rat) A l'image des dinosaures (1995, Think like a dinosaur) (1997, Itsy Bitsy Spider) in

8. Alpha Ralpha Boulevard: James Patrick Kelly
   James Patrick Kelly. Bio Attended Clarion. Bibliography Freedom Beach With JohnKessel 1985 Look Into the Sun 1989 Planet of Whispers 1984 Wildlife 1994  
   http://www.catch22.com/SF/ARB/SFK/Kelly,JamesP.php3

9. James Patrick Kelly
   James Patrick Kelly Solstice Back to Literature Menu Main Menu  
   http://thevillage.2y.net:6/~six/Literature/kelly.htm

10. James Patrick Kelly Books
    James Patrick Kelly Books. Wildlife By James Patrick Kelly, James P. Kelley (massMarket Paperback July 1995). Look Into The Sun By James Patrick Kelly.  
    http://www.american-webshop.com/James-Patrick-Kelly

11. Strange But Not A Stranger By James Patrick Kelly
    Book review of Strange But Not a Stranger by james patrick kelly.  
    http://www.computercrowsnest.com/sfnews2/02_oct/review1002_3.shtml
    
    Extractions: Your browser does not support script advertise search EUROPE'S MOST VISITED SF/F WEB SITE Strange But Not a Stranger by James Patrick Kelly Pub: Golden Gryphon. 297 page hardcover. Price: $25.95(US). ISBN: 1930846126 Check out website: www.goldengryphon.com A new book by James Patrick Kelly is always a reason to be happy. It has been five years since JPK's 'Think Like a Dinosaur' was released and a disheartening eight years since his latest novel, 'Wildlife', came out. It is quite depressing how some of the best authors in SF seem to be relegated to small press releases at long intervals. Most of JPK's output is in the form of short stories and since single author anthologies are difficult to sell, this dooms him unfairly to the margins of the SF water-hole. At least publishers like Golden Gryphon, founded by the late Jim Turner (1945-1999) in 1997, are willing to step to fill a role larger publishers are barred from filling by market realities. I could go on at great length about why people should buy good single author anthologies but instead I will let this collection serve as an example of what people are missing. This collects works from the 1980s, 1990s and the 2000s with a bias towards later works. Two of the works included appeared as portions of JPK novels. 'The Prisoner of Chillon' appeared in a slightly different version in 'Wildlife' and 'Glass Cloud' was incorporated as the first section of 'Look Into the Sun'. My favourite story in the collection is '10^16 to 1', in which a young boy is given the chance to avert a future and terminal WWIII at a terrible cost to himself and his world. There are other gems as well.

12. James Patrick Kelly, Science Fiction Writer
    kelly, james patrick . Planet of Whispers, Bluejay Books, New York, 1984.  
    http://www.hycyber.com/SF/kelly_james_patrick.html

13. "On The Net: Cons" By James Patrick Kelly
    Asimov's Science Fiction, the most consistently innovative and readable SF magazine on the newsstands today  
    http://www.asimovs.com/_issue_0204/onthenetcons.html
    
    Extractions: Have you ever checked out The SF Conventional Calendar at the back of this magazine? Compiled by the indefatigable Erwin S. Strauss, also known as "Filthy Pierre," it has been a regular feature of for more than twenty years. If you consult these listings, you will discover that cons happen somewhere just about every weekend of the year, and on most dates, they happen in more than one place! typical Millennium Philcon http://www.netaxs.com/~phil2001/ Con programming reflects the diversity of interests in fandom. Typically there will be an art show, in which works by members of the Association of Science Fiction and Fantasy Artists http://www.asfa-art.org/ and others hang. The Science Fiction Resource Guide to Role Playing and other SF Related Games http://www.sflovers.org/SFRG/sfrgv.htm Then there are the filkers. Filkers? Filk is the mutant spawn of folk music and science fiction. For an introduction, try Filk FAQS http://home.earthlink.net/~kayshapero/filkfaq.htm No doubt the most colorful fans are the costumers. Their big event is the masquerade, although there is also a long tradition of fans in costume wandering the halls of the convention hotel to display for their friends and to freak the mundanes. Find out more about costuming at The Costume Network http://www.costumenetwork.com/

14. Meet James Patrick Kelly!
    james patrick kelly Jim has had an eclectic writing career. He has written novels, short stories, essays, reviews, poetry, plays and planetarium shows. June, 1997. james patrick kelly. Click here to go to the Q A.  
    http://www.cybling.com/artists/kelly.html
    
    Extractions: Jim has had an eclectic writing career. He has written novels, short stories, essays, reviews, poetry, plays and planetarium shows. His novels include PLANET OF WHISPERS, (1984), FREEDOM BEACH with John Kessel (1985), LOOK INTO THE SUN (1989), and WILDLIFE (1994). He has published two short story collections, HEROINES (1990) and THINK LIKE A DINOSAUR AND OTHER STORIES (1997) which is hot off the presses from Golden Gryphon and which would make a wonderful gift for your brother, or maybe your cousin Betty. He has written more than forty stories, which have been translated into eleven languages. He has won the ASIMOV'S SCIENCE FICTION MAGAZINE Readers' Awards four times. On the other hand, he's been nominated for the Nebula a bunch of times, but has never won. On the third hand, his novelette "Think Like A Dinosaur" won the Hugo Award in 1996. He lives in Portsmouth, New Hampshire with his wife Pamela and his teenagers Maura, Jamie and John. Here are some things about Jim that didn't seem to fit anywhere else: He likes to spend as much time as possible underwater (see photo, above.) He survived being both an altar boy and a Boy Scout. He is an avid gardener, skier and roller blader. His favorite TV show is Dr. Katz. He wears a size nine and a half shoe. His personal best in the ten kilometer run is 41:38. His favorite breakfast is French toast. He knew the Patriots were going to lose the Super Bowl last year. Oh, and he loves talking to his readers.

15. Bibliography
    james patrick kelly. FREEDOM BEACH by james patrick kelly John Kessel (hardcovernovel) Bluejay Books, October, 1985 (paperback) Tor Books, December, 1986.  
    http://www.jimkelly.net/pages/bibliogr.htm
    
    Extractions: Bibliography James Patrick Kelly PLANET OF WHISPERS (hardcover novel) Bluejay Books, July, 1984 (paperback) Tor Books, July, 1985 LOOK INTO THE SUN (hardcover novel) Tor Books, April, 1989 (paperback) Tor Books, February, 1990 WILDLIFE (hardcover novel) Tor Books, February, 1994, (paperback) Tor Books, July, 1995 THINK LIKE A DINOSAUR AND OTHER STORIES (hardcover collection) Golden Gryphon Press, August 1997 STRANGE BUT NOT A STRANGER (hardcover collection) Golden Gryphon Press, September 2002 "Death Therapy" Fantasy & Science Fiction, July, 1978 "Not To The Swift" Fantasy & Science Fiction, February, 1979 "Flight of Fancy" Fantasy & Science Fiction, June, 1979 "The Fear That Men Call Courage" Fantasy & Science Fiction, September, 1980 "Homo Neuter" ANALOG YEARBOOK II (Ace) edited by Stanley Schmidt, March, 1981 "Last Contact" Amazing, July, 1981 "Identity Crisis" Twilight Zone, August, 1981 "In Memory Of" UNIVERSE 12 (Doubleday) edited by Terry Carr, April, 1982

16. Puzzling Connie Willis
    Crossword puzzle about the author, written by james patrick kelly.  
    http://www.nesfa.org/boskone/b36/b36pb/puzzlingconniewillis.htm
    
    Extractions: (Return to Boskone 36 Program Book) Puzzling Connie Willis by James Patrick Kelly Across When is the next book coming? How many children? How many husbands? Relationship of Daisy to sun. Even she is a Cyclist. One of her other names. Her least healthy book. Down She got one for killing all those dogs. Look in the mirror. What they gave to the Clearys. Bartholomew watched for it. Lincoln had a few. Exactly how many times she has kissed Harrison Ford. Bellwether obsession.

17. F & SF: Fiction Index, Ka-
    kelly, james patrick, Death Therapy, 326, July, 1978. * (novelet kelly.kelly, james patrick, and John Kessel, Friend, January, 1984.  
    http://www.hycyber.com/SF/fsf_ka.html

18. Reviews: James Patrick Kelly's Strange But Not A Stranger, Reviewed By David Kop
    A Strange But Welcome Friend james patrick kelly's Strange But Not a Stranger.Reviewed by David KopaskaMerkel. 1/27/03 Strange But Not a Stranger cover.  
    http://www.strangehorizons.com/2003/20030127/strange.shtml
    
    Extractions: I 'm in love. Theodore Sturgeon, John Varley, maybe even R. A. Heinlein when his sexism wasn't showing these are the writers that James Patrick Kelly's stories bring to mind. In "10 to 1" a young boy receives a visitor from the future. As in many such stories, the world needs saving. It's not really a new idea, but one of Kelly's strengths is character. The viewpoint character would be the stereotypical nerdy SF fan of the early '60s, except he is fleshed out with personal touches. We know his nicknames, what happened when he said "albeit" in class, where he lives, and what he thinks about his alcoholic mother and competent but distant dad. (Kelly's characters have depth, and they evoke empathy even when they are not entirely likable. For instance, Phillip Wing, the protagonist of "Glass Cloud" is a self-centered prick. He's not someone I would want to be, but he is a real person.) By the way, I also like the ending of "10 to 1," but I can't tell you why. Read the book.

19. James Patrick Kelly Bibliography
    A bibliography of james patrick kelly's books and short stories, with book coversand links to related authors. james patrick kelly (1951 ). Search Authors.  
    http://www.fantasticfiction.co.uk/authors/James_Patrick_Kelly.htm
    
    Extractions: Nebula Best Novellette nominee : Saint Theresa of the Aliens Nebula Best Short story nominee : Rat Hugo Best Short story nominee : Rat Nebula Best Novella nominee : Mr Boy Nebula Best Novellette nominee : Standing in Line with Mr Jimmy Nebula Best Novellette nominee : Think Like a Dinosaur Hugo Best Novellette winner : Think Like a Dinosaur Nebula Best Short story nominee : Itsy Bitsy Spider Hugo Best Short story nominee

20. Strange But Not A Stranger By James Patrick Kelly
    FantasticFiction Authors K james patrick kelly Strange But Not a Stranger. FantasticFiction Authors K james patrick kelly Strange But Not a Stranger.  
    http://www.fantasticfiction.co.uk/books/n9/n46344.htm?authorid=1576

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