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Kelly James Patrick:     more books (100)

What the church gives us, by James Patrick Kelly, 1955 ISAAC ASIMOV'S SCIENCE FICTION MAGAZINE DECEMBER 1994 by Susan; Willis, Connie; Kelly, James Patrick; et. Al. Casper, 1994 ISAAC ASIMOV'S SCIENCE FICTION MAGAZINE JUNE 1995 by James Patrick; Landis, Geoffrey A.; Sargent, Pamela; et. Al. Kelly, 1995-01-01 Asimov's Science Fiction June 2003 by Isaac. Varley, John; Kelly, James Patrick; Purdom, Tom; Marusek, David Asimov, 2003-01-01 The jurisdiction of the simple confessor, (The Catholic University of America.Canon law studies) by James Patrick Kelly, 1927 Author's Choice Monthly, Issue 9:Heroines (Issue 9) by JAMES PATRICK KELLY, 1990 Asimov's Science Fiction 2000 June by Isaac. Kress, Nancy; Kelly, James Patrick; Sheffield, Charles; Wilber, Rick Asimov, 2000-01-01 Look Into the Sun by James Patrick Kelly, 1989-01-01 Look Into The Sun by James Patrick Kelly, 1989-01-01 ISAAC ASIMOV'S SCIENCE FICTION MAGAZINE JUNE 1990 by Lew; Niven, Larry; Kelly, James Patrick; et. Al. Shiner, 1990-01-01 Isaac Asimov's Science Fiction Magazine June 1986 (Jun.) by Avram / Kelly, James Patrick / Sterling, Bruce & others Davidson, 1986-01-01 Asimov's Science Fiction June 1993 (Jun.) by Tanith / Kelly, James Patrick / McDonald, Ian (SIGNED!) & others Lee, 1993-01-01 Magazine of Fantasy and Science Fiction November 1987 (Nov.) by Ursula K. / Tiptree, James Jr. / Kelly, James Patrick & others Le Guin, 1987 HEROINES. Author's Choice Monthly Issue 9. by James Patrick. (SIGNED) KELLY, 1990

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41. Viable Paradise Science Fiction Writers' Workshop: James Patrick Kelly
    james patrick kelly. Short story guy, playwright, internet columnist, workshopjunky . Anthologies containing stories by james patrick kelly.  
    http://www.sff.net/paradise/jpk.htm
    
    Extractions: James Patrick Kelly Short story guy, playwright, internet columnist, workshop junky.... Writers' Workshops "You and Your Characters" "Murder Your Darlings" "Making Monsters" ... Death Therapy (1978) In Memory of (1982) Saint Theresa of the Aliens (1984) Nebula (nominee) Solstice (1985) The Prisoner of Chillon (1986) Rat (1986) Hugo (nominee) Nebula (nominee) Home Front (1988) Mr Boy (1990) Nebula (nominee) Standing in Line with Mr Jimmy (1991) Nebula (nominee) Big Guy (1994) Grandfather Christmas (1994) (with Robert Frazier) Think Like a Dinosaur (1995) Hugo Nebula (nominee) Breakaway, Backdown (1996)

42. The Infinite Matrix | James Patrick Kelly | Barry Westphall Crashes The Singular
    Barry Westphall Crashes the Singularity, by james patrick kelly. 09.30.02.barry westphall crashes the singularity. by james patrick kelly.  
    http://www.infinitematrix.net/stories/shortshorts/riohondo/kelly-rh9.html
    
    Extractions: barry westphall crashes the singularity by James Patrick Kelly "In the name of the Holy Coffee and the Blessed Shot of Cuervo, amen." Barry Westphall waves the sign of the cross over the steaming cup, then sips. It is his third refill. The bartender of the Armadillo Lodge is too busy washing glasses to pay attention, even though Westphall is his only customer. "So anyway," Westphall says, "the brain is a quantum device." He licks a brown dribble from the corner of his mouth. "Capable of accessing the entire field of space-time by folding the empty dimensions." Westphall has had the headache now for almost eight hours now. "You may be wondering how I know this." It feels like bees stinging his brain. "I haven't a clue." The tequila helps a little. The phone rings in the kitchen; the bartender leaves Westphall to answer it. "Of course, these dimensions aren't easily folded," says Westphall. "Takes an unusual combination of intense physical stimulation and careful neurotransmitter suppression to access a time line." He peers into the mirror behind the bar. "I mean it," says the medbot's

43. James Patrick Kelly (bluejack SF Author Profiles)
    Authors ~ james patrick kelly. james patrick kelly, or Jim, declaressome of his favorite authors are Robert Silverberg, Damon Knight  
    http://www.bluejack.com/sff/au/jpkelly.html
    
    Extractions: record writing reading features ... contact James Patrick Kelly I met Jim Kelly at ConJose, 2002, and he was absolutely the kindest, most generous man you could imagine. He took a whole group of lost young writers under his wing, introduced them to people (and to each other), took a bunch of us out to dinner, and generally represented the very finest in fandom and the community of speculative fiction writers. One of Kelly's other endeavors, these days, is his column on the web for Asimov's. I have always been a little puzzled by web columns in traditional media because, like, who is going to type in a two-hundred character URL from a magazine? Fortunately, it's a great column, and it is available on the web so that you can click the links.

44. James Patrick Kelly
    Dragon's Libraryjames patrick kelly Books by the author james patrickkelly. 10. Look into the Sun by james patrick kelly Avg. Customer  
    http://www.dragonlibrary.com/scifi/author/James_Patrick_Kelly/

45. Short Reviews: James Patrick Kelly
    Short Reviews james patrick kelly. 10^16 to 1 permanent link. Anunusual title for an unusual timetravel story. A kid discovers  
    http://www.geocities.com/Area51/Lair/2785/short/kelly_james_patrick.html
    
    Extractions: "10^16 to 1" [permanent link] . An unusual title for an unusual time-travel story. A kid discovers what appears to be a time-traveller with a mission. Unlike other kids, this one reads science-fiction and knows just how to help. But should he help the time-traveller in this case for his mission is to change time but will it be for the better? A thoughtful story with no easy resolution to the ending. Get from Fictionwise Read from Asimov's Science Fiction website "Breakaway, Backdown" [permanent link] . An interesting story told in the form of a conversation but only one side of the conversation is heard. The story tells of a person who very much wants to go and live in space but finally decides not to. The disturbing reason for it will be found at the end of this very one sided but fascinating tale. Get from Fictionwise Listen to it at Seeing Ear Theatre "Monsters" [permanent link] . An interesting story that starts off looking like a contemporary story about a potential killer who believes a killing monster is inside him. But things take a radical change as the killer suddenly sees a potential savior.

46. ConJose (Worldcon 2002) Pre-Hugo Reception - James Patrick Kelly (Best Novelette
    PreHugo Reception - james patrick kelly (Best Novelette Nominee), Brenda Clough(Best Novella Nominee), Ken Wharton (Campbell Award Nominee) and his Wife Kate  
    http://dpsinfo.com/sf/conjose02/photo39.html
    
    Extractions: @import "../../styles/base.css"; Site Map for ConJosé Photographs Pre-Hugo Reception - James Patrick Kelly (Best Novelette Nominee), Brenda Clough (Best Novella Nominee), Ken Wharton (Campbell Award Nominee) and his Wife Kate (Photographer Charles Mohapel in Background) Table of contents Previous Next Laurie D. T. Mann ... General dpsinfo.com Site Map

47. Feminist SFF & Utopia: Reviews: James Patrick Kelly
    Reviews james patrick kelly. Chemistry (in Asimov's, June 1993,and in Flying Cups and Saucers, 1998). 1993 Tiptree Short List.  
    http://www.feministsf.org/femsf/reviews/kelly.j.html
    
    Extractions: There is a time when the operation of the machine becomes so odious, makes you so sick at heart, that you can't take part; you can't even passively take part, and you've got to put your bodies upon the gears and upon the wheels, upon the levers, upon all the apparatus, and you've got to make it stop. And you've got to indicate to the people who run it, to the people who own it, that unless you're free, the machine will be prevented from working at all!

48. James Patrick Kelly: Wildlife
    Epiphyte Book Review, up to review index. Wildlife. by james PatrickKelly. Wildlife has a wonderful cover, a crisp collage of bright  
    http://www.epiphyte.net/SF/wildlife.html
    
    Extractions: Epiphyte Book Review up to review index Wildlife has a wonderful cover, a crisp collage of bright images, including a spaceship, a ravelling DNA double helix, and the Statue of Liberty, all of which are relevant to the story. Unfortunately, the cover is the most likable thing about the book. As the story opens, video journalist Wynne Cage is escaping from a space station where she accompanied a data thief who has just stolen WILDLIFE, a collection of data which may or may not be the key to true artificial intelligence. From this less-than-original start, the novel keeps sinking even deeper into a morass of cliche's about sex, drugs, and AI. The first section of the book is from Wynne's point of view, and covers her escape, her developing love affair with the twisted man who commissioned the raid, and her loathing for herself and her father. The second section takes place several years earlier, and is told from the point of view of her father, Tony Cage, a rich and famous designer of recreational drugs. The third section jumps forward about a hundred years and centers on Wynne's son Peter and his bizarre relationship with Wynne. The fourth and final section centers on Wynne again, except that by this time there are several of her, not all of which are legally alive. The effect of all this skipping around in time is to give an overview of the social and technological changes over a century, although the society viewed is primarily that of the filthy rich. ("My dear Wynne, money only gets filthy if you let the grubs handle it.")

49. Reports And Shows About James Patrick Kelly
    Reports and shows about james patrick kelly. Title, Date. Holiday Writings byNew Hampshire Writers, 12/23/2002. An Award Winning Sci Fi Writer, 12/09/2002.  
    http://www.nhpr.org/content/contentkw.php/3858/
    
    Extractions: Search Title Date Holiday Writings by New Hampshire Writers An Award Winning Sci Fi Writer John Paul Jones On Stage Explore NHPR Home Weather Discuss Snow Closings NHPR Budget Builder Special Projects The Exchange The Front Porch NH Today Events Calendar Folk Show About NHPR Nat'l/Int'l News NPR News Pledge Program Schedule Search Special Projects Home Top Contact Us Privacy New Hampshire Public Radio 207 N. Main

50. THINK LIKE A DINOSAUR By James Patrick Kelly
    THINK LIKE A DINOSAUR. by james patrick kelly. Golden Gryphon, ISBN 09655901-9-4,1997, 275pp, US$22.95. A book review by Evelyn C. Leeper.  
    http://www.nesfa.org/reviews/Leeper/thinklik.html
    
    Extractions: Golden Gryphon, ISBN 0-9655901-9-4, 1997, 275pp, US$22.95 This volume contains fourteen of Kelly's best stories, including two Hugo nominees and four Nebula nominees (a fifth, "Saint Theresa of the Aliens," is missing). The title story is the best known, and the most discussed, of all of them. Some see it as a response or follow-up to Tom Godwin's "Cold Equations." It can be seen that way, but the "equation" in Godwin's story is a function of the physical universe, while that of "Think Like a Dinosaur" is more artificially created. And in fact it's not a new idea, but has been part and parcel of teleportation discussions for a long time now. Kelly combines it well with an alien sub- plot, though, and makes it interesting from that perspective. The other stories represent the best of Kelley's work, and make it available in a permanent form. %T Think Like a Dinosaur %A James Patrick Kelly %C Collinsville IL %D 1997 %I Golden Gryphon %O hardback, US$22.95 %G ISBN 0-9655901-9-4 %P 275pp NESFA homepage Review Index More Reviews by Evelyn C. Leeper

51. Science Fiction & Fantasy / Authors, A-Z / ( K ) / Kelly, James Patrick
    Read more. 2. Think Like a Dinosaur and Other Stories by james patrickkelly, John Kessel. Read more. 3. Wildlife by james patrick kelly.  
    http://hallscifi.com/authors_a-z/K/6.shtml
    
    Extractions: The Sci-Fi Channel's Web site features "Seeing Ear Theatre," downloadable RealAudio plays here collected into a delightful anthology. This is not bug-eyed monster fare, nor the comic-book-inspired silliness that other audio dramatists are spewing forth these days. These selections are imaginative... Read more This is a handsome, limited edition collection of the best work by one of the finest short fiction writers in science fiction. There are 14 stories in all, ranging from straight SF to tales that stray into the fantasy and horror genres. Of special note is the title story, which earned the 1996 Hugo... Read more Wildlife

52. James Patrick Kelly
    james patrick kelly. Audible Exclusive SciFi, Volume 2 (Unabridged) by 10 to the16th to 1 (Unabridged) by. Strange But Not a Stranger by james patrick kelly.  
    http://www.scifiwebhost.net/authors/k/jamespatrickkelly.html

53. OPERAFEST! Of NH - James Patrick Kelly
    OPERAFEST! of NH Jane Cormier.  
    http://www.newww.com/org/operafest/jane.html
    
    Extractions: Jane Cormier is a coloratura soprano who has performed extensively throughout the United States and Europe. Ms. Cormier has performed with Opera Iowa, Des Moines Metro Opera, Palm Beach Opera, Ashlawn-Highland Summer Festival, Indianapolis Opera and St. Petersburg State Opera in Russia. Ms. Cormier also has performed the role of Carlotta in Andrew Lloyd Webber’s Vienna production of The Phantom of the Opera . In 1992, Ms. Cormier and Carlos Martinez (her husband) founded the non profit opera company, OPERAFEST! of NH. OPERAFEST! is an opera company dedicated to educating the public with regard to opera. In 1998, Ms. Cormier formally incorporated Bel Canto Vocal Academy in Derry, NH, offering people high quality music and performance instruction. In addition to teaching and performing, Ms. Cormier was a judge at the National Association of Teachers of Singing at Dartmouth College, and in June 1999 was a regional Judge for the Miss Greater Derry Pageant, part of the Miss America competition. In July 1999, Ms. Cormier performed the role of “Lucia” in Lucia di Lammermoor with OPERAFEST! of NH, and also performed with Opera North in Hanover, NH. Other operatic roles include: Queen of the Night, Suor Angelica, Violetta, Gilda, Donna Anna, and Konstanza from Mozart’s

54. The Fortean Bureau -- James Patrick Kelly - Jack Of Genres
    james patrick kelly Jack of Genres. My record isn't good on this, but I have 30,000words of the best james patrick kelly novel ever written (see above).  
    http://www.forteanbureau.com/jan2003interview.html
    
    Extractions: James Patrick Kelly - Jack of Genres by Jeremiah Tolbert Where have you come from, and where are you going? I was born in Mineola, New York and lived in bedroom towns around NYC until I left home for college. I've lived in New Hampshire since 1975 and intend to petition the Secretary of State to make me a native one of these days. I hope to drop dead writing - but not anytime soon. I have this vision of the last thing that anyone ever hears from me is what happens when my forehead hits the keyboard as;dlkfas[dpfqmwertq0tqwt0iqrt5 What was the inspiration for the title of your latest anthology, Strange, But Not a Stranger? I am a big Talking Heads fan. If you are too, then you know. The afterword of your latest collection mentions that you have written several plays based on your short fiction. Could you share with us some of your experiences crossing over from the world of genre writing into theatre? What have you liked and disliked about working in these areas? I like most everything about the theater. I like the collaboration of talented artists across various disciplines and the community that inevitably forms among the cast of a project. I've been personally involved in many of the productions of my work. And yes, I especially like the applause, since writers very rarely get that kind of visceral feedback. I guess the only thing I don't like is how evanescent theater is. I hate watching great performances evaporate. You can reprint a story or a novel, but you can never duplicate a performance. You can only recreate it.

55. SciFan: Writer: James Patrick Kelly (bibliography, Books, Series, Web Links)
    home about links email. Writers james patrick kelly (1951 -, United States), Bibliography, Get pricing and availability through  
    http://www.scifan.com/writers/kk/KellyPJames.asp

56. Free Speculative Fiction Online: James Patrick Kelly
    james patrick kelly. (US, born 1951) Homepage. Winner of 2 Hugos (and nominatedfor 2 more). Nominated for 7 Nebulas. Stories currently online  
    http://www.freesfonline.de/authors/kelly.html

57. James Patrick Kelly
    Postviews.EditThisPage.Com The Erratic SF/F Reviews Site, james PatrickKelly. Think Like A Dinosaur. The Front Page Book Reviews (by title).  
    http://postviews.editthispage.com/books/byAuthor/Kelly_James_Patrick/

58. James Patrick Kelly: FC&F Em Portugal
    james patrick kelly, umaenciclopédia online. james patrick kelly Contos Solstício ?  
    http://www.terravista.pt/MeiaPraia/1466/letras/fc/kelly-jp.html

59. James Patrick Kelly. 10^16 To 1
    Hugo2000 10 16 to 1 by james patrick kelly Source http//www.asimovs.com/_issue_9906/10^16.htmBut the best evidence we have  
    http://lavka.cityonline.ru/text/hugo/TenPower.htm

60. Kelly_James_Patrick_nh
    james patrick kelly 1951. Portsmouth. In a small house in Portsmouth, NewHampshire, 1951, a child was born and given the name james patrick kelly.  
    http://www.ncteamericancollection.org/litmap/kelly_james_patrick_nh.htm
    
    Extractions: Londonderry High School in Londonderry New Hampshire I. Biography In a small house in Portsmouth, New Hampshire, 1951, a child was born and given the name James Patrick Kelly. All throughout his childhood he never even gave a second thought to being a writer, especially a science fiction author. "It was like a fireman or Astronaut," he once said, "They were wonderful jobs, just not for me." His favorite hobbies as a child revolved around comic books. Reading them, collecting them, or even writing his own was what occupied many of his days. This sparked an interest in him that would later lead to his writing career. However, it would take a while to let this spark grow. He attended the University of Notre Dame, and graduated without any problem. Afterward, he worked as a proposal writer and P.R. man for a Massachusetts architectural firm. He was in the right business, but not the right area of it. Soon, he would enlist in the writing genre that would change his life. II. Professional Life

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