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Eisenstein Phyllis:     more books (75)

The Crystal Palace by Phyllis Eisenstein, 1991-02-07 Sorcerer's Son by Phyllis Eisenstein, 1990-02-08 The Book of Elementals, Vol. 1 and 2 by Phyllis Eisenstein, 2003-08 Born to Exile by Phyllis Eisenstein, 1989-11-07 Shadow of Earth by Phyllis Eisenstein, 1979-08 In the Hands of Glory by Phyllis Eisenstein, 1981-10-01 Overcoming the Pain and Inflammation of Arthritis by Samuel M. Scheiner, Phyllis Eisenstein, 1998-12-01 Five Star Science Fiction/Fantasy - Night Lives: Nine Stories of the Dark Fantastic by Phyllis Eisenstein, Alex Eisenstein, 2003-03-02 The Magazine of Fantasy and Science Fiction : February 1982 Volume 62 No. 2 Whole Number 369 Including Venture Science Fiction by Joseph W. (Ed.); Susan C. Petrey; Phyllis Eisenstein; Thomas M. Disch; Ferman, 1982 The Magazine of Fantasy and Science Fiction : January 1983 Volume 64 No. 1 Whole Number 380 Including Venture Science Fiction by Joseph W. (Ed.); L.S. Blanchard; Rudy Rucker; Phyllis Eisenstein; James Ferman, 1983 The Crystal Place: Sequel to Sorcerer's Son by Phyllis Eisenstein, 1992 Spec-Lit: Speculative Fiction: No.2 FANTASY AND SCIENCE FICTION - Volume 52, number 3 - March Mar 1977: Twilight Reign; Altar Ego; To See The Stars That Blind; The Day The Limited Was Late; An Altogether Peculiar Summer; On The Pike by Edward L. (editor) (Gerald Pearce; Phyllis Eisenstein; Alex Eisenstein; Ferman, 1977-01-01 The Magazine of Fantasy and Science Fiction, February 1975: Phyllis Eisenstein, Avram Davidson, Isaac Asimov -- Volume 48, Number 2 by Edward L. (Editor) Ferman, 1975

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1. Eisenstein_phyllis Books On Books End
   0440108543 in softcover, corner damaged on binding, cover discolored. Dell  
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2. Eisenstein Phyllis Books On Wrigley-Cross Books
   1st edition, Fine in Fine DJ. Nine Stories of the Dark Fantastic. Five Star  
   http://www.wrigleycrossbooks.com/ap_eisenstein_phyllis.html

3. Eisenstein Phyllis Books On Parigi Books
   Slight softening to spine head. A fine copy in near fine dustjacket with a touch of wear to head of spine panel. ; Octavo Arkham House  
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4. Eisenstein Phyllis Books On OldKidsBooks.com
   Slight canting. Toning on page edge due age. otherwise a tight and very readable book. Dell Publishing  
   http://www.oldkidsbooks.com/ap_eisenstein_phyllis.html

5. Eisenstein, Phyllis
   The Book of Elementals, Vol. 1 and 2, The Crystal Palace, In the Red Lord's Realm, Sorcerer's Son, SpecLit Speculative Fiction, FANTASY AND SCIENCE FICTION - Volume 62, number 2  
   http://www.artistactoractress.com/author/e/eisenstein_phyllis.html

6. Phyllis Eisenstein, Board Member, Washington Science Fiction Association: - Zoom
   Eisenstein, Phyllis Denvention 3 Eisenstein, Phyllis Fantasy Eisenstein, Phyllis Leo Burnett USA Eisenstein, Priscila  
   http://www.zoominfo.com/people/Eisenstein_Phyllis_300948348.aspx

7. Phyllis Eisenstein, Position, Advertising: - ZoomInfo Business Information
   Eisenstein, Phyllis Fantasy Eisenstein, Phyllis Leo Burnett USA Eisenstein, Phyllis Washington Science Fiction Association  
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8. EISENSTEIN Phyllis : Une Page Non Officielle
   Paperback 1 pages Publisher Roc; First THUS edition (1 Nov 1989) Language English ISBN10 0451162803 ISBN-13 978-0451162809 Product Dimensions 17.3 x 9.9 x 2.5 cm Amazon  
   http://www.bdfi.net/auteurs/e/eisenstein_phyllis.php

9. Phyllis Eisenstein - Wikipedia, The Free Encyclopedia
   Persondata; Name Eisenstein, Phyllis Alternative names Short description Date of birth Place of birth Chicago, Illinois Date of death Place of death  
   http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Phyllis_Eisenstein
   
   Extractions: Chicago Illinois Occupation Author Nationality United States Genres Fantasy science fiction Phyllis Eisenstein is an author of science fiction fantasy short stories and novels. She was born in Chicago in 1946, and has lived there for most of her life. She published her first two works in 1969, the first in collaboration with her husband Alex. She attended the University of Chicago during the 1960s, then returned to study and achieved a degree in anthropology from the University of Illinois in 1981. In her lifetime, Eisenstein has published six novels and more than three-dozen shorter works in the science fiction, fantasy, and horror genres, as well as a popular nonfiction book on treating arthritis. Her stories have been nominated twice for the Hugo Award , three times for the Nebula Award Eisenstein has spent much of her adult life teaching. This started by assisting author Roger Zelazny at the Indiana University Writers Conference in 1977, and later in other workshops and community colleges. For more than fifteen years, she was a member of the part-time faculty of Columbia College Chicago , where she taught courses in fantasy and science fiction writing. In 1999, she received an "Excellence in Teaching" Award from this institution. In 2009, she retired from CCC to devote more time to her professional writing career.

10. The Recommended Fantasy Author List
    Tarr, Judith. . . . . . . . .8 Taylor, Roger . . . . . . . .8 WattEvans, Lawrence. . . . .8 Wolfe, Gene . . . . . . . . .8 Eisenstein, Phyllis . . . . .7  
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    Extractions: Following are the authors with recommendations from 5 or more of those sending in lists and their total number of recommendations (as of 3/6/99). Do note that David Eddings' position in the number one spot is more a comment on the nature of the List rather than on his literary talent. The List was originally created in the alt.fan.eddings newsgroup and Eddings became, by default, the common touchstone for all the recommenders.

11. Best Science Fiction Stories Of The Year 5
    Eisenstein, Phyllis, Tree of Life, 1975. (Galaxy, March, 1975.) Hoskins, Robert, Pop Goes the Weasel, 1975. (F SF, April, 1975.) Hufford, Liz, The Book Learners, 1975.F SF,  
    http://www.hycyber.com/SF/best_sf_5.html
    
    Extractions: Anderson, Poul, The Bitter Bread, Analog, December, 1975.) Eisenstein, Phyllis, Tree of Life, Galaxy, March, 1975.) Hoskins, Robert, Pop Goes the Weasel, April, 1975.) Hufford, Liz, The Book Learners, May, 1975.) Pierce, Hayford, High Yield Bondage, Galaxy, August, 1975.) Mail Supremacy, Analog, March, 1975.) Plauger, P.J., Child of All Ages, Analog, March, 1975.) Robinett, Stephen, Helbent Four, Galaxy, October, 1975.) Simak, Clifford D., Senior Citizen, October, 1975.) Vinge, Joan D., and Vernor Vinge, Analog, August, 1975.)

12. "Bibliographie De Eisenstein Phyllis"
    Bibliographie de Eisenstein Phyllis LISTE DES OUVRAGES ECRITS PAR EISENSTEIN PHYLLIS (USA, 1946 )  
    http://www.allsf.net/Autrauteurs/E/Eisenstein.htm

13. The Way The Future Blogs, An Online Memoir By Science Fiction Writer Frederik Po
    From the blog team By popular request, here is the table of contents for Gateways, an anthology of original stories inspired by Frederik Pohl, edited by Elizabeth Anne Hull, and  
    http://www.thewaythefutureblogs.com/tag/eisenstein-phyllis/

14. Paranormals And Fantasy Set 4 › Doomsday Book › IsoHunt › The BitTorrent &
    Eisenstein,.Phyllis..In.the.Hands.Of.Glory.v1.0.html 514.2 KB Eisenstein,.Phyllis.-.Island.In.The.Lake.txt 82.7 KB Eisenstein,.Phyllis.-.Sorcerer's.Son.txt  
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15. Illinois Authors - Phyllis Eisenstein
    ImageEisenstein Phyllis.jpg. Name Phyllis Eisenstein Pen Name None Birth Year 1946 Place of Birth N/A  
    http://www.illinoisauthors.org/authors/Phyllis_Eisenstein
    
    Extractions: Jump to: navigation search Image:Eisenstein Phyllis.jpg Name: Phyllis Eisenstein Pen Name: None Birth Year: 1946 Place of Birth: N/A Website: http://www.bl.com/eisenstein Email: phillis@ripco.com Phyllis Eisenstein teaches Science Fiction writing at Columbia College of Chicago. Phyllis Eisenstein has been a professional writer since 1971, both on her own and in collaboration with her husband Alex. She has published 6 novels and thirty or so short stories, novelets, and novellas. She has been nominated twice each for the Hugo and the Nebula, the Science Fiction field's highest awards. Phyllis has also written a nonfiction book, Overcoming the Pain of Inflammatory Arthritis, which is about the use of pantothenic acid (vitamin B5) for arthritis, a disease she has had all of her adult life. Phyllis is Editor-in-Chief and Autocrat of Spec-Lit. Born to Exile

16. User Home Pages
    Phyllis Eisenstein (phyllis) Community Alternatives (referral) Richard Cnota (rlc) Ripco sysop (sysop) TSA (tsa) Jack MacDown (zephyr)  
    http://pages.ripco.net/

17. Buy Eisenstein Phyllis
    Customer Reviews Good, but pales in comparison to Sorcerer's Son I have to say I absolutely loved the Sorcerer's Son (the book that this is the sequel to), and I thought that  
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    Extractions: I have to say: I absolutely loved the Sorcerer's Son (the book that this is the sequel to), and I thought that this book started out good as a sequel and as a normal book. However, although the book had many twists and surprises I thought that the overall experience was duller than the first book, and there are some errors that do not fit with the first book. It seems that although Eisenstein has in some areas expanded the sequel from its origin, in other areas she has shrunk it back, at the expense of the book; for instance (no spoilers except if you haven't read Sorcerer's Son yet, and even then it's a minor one), we are now told that Cray's mother is the only sorceress/sorceror who is not evil and doesn't recruit demons in the whole world, wiping out a lot of possibilities for other characters and contradicting in a way with the first book. I also thought that too big a chunk of the book was spent inside the crystal palace with somewhat repetitive talk going on between Cray and Aliza. I have nothing wrong with character development, but I would have preffered that Eisenstein had drawn out a story in which the character development could happen "on the move" as it did in the first book.

18. Spec-Lit Speculative Fiction: Fictioin Index
    Eisenstein, Phyllis,Boxes, 2, 1998. * (short short) Everett,. D. The Eatery, 1, 1997. Farrell, Simon, Great Intentions, 2, 1998. Franke, Don, The Orbs, 1, 1997.  
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    Extractions: Alan, George, Fugue, Bester, Alfred, The Roller Coaster, #2, 1998. * (reprinted from Fantastic Stories, May-June, 1953.) Blake, E. Michael, The Light Goes On, Budrys, Algis, Living Alone in the Jungle, #1, 1997. (short short, reprint, 1991) Cawthorn, Jim, The Art Page, #1, 1997. (illustration) Emsh, Ed, The Art Pages, #2, 1998. (commentary) Efroymson, Jeremy, The Gambler, Eisenstein, Phyllis, Boxes, #2, 1998. * (short short) Everett,. D. The Eatery, Farrell, Simon, Great Intentions, Franke, Don, The Orbs, Freireich, Valerie J., Talk to Me, Gleisser, Benjamin, Deathline, Hippenhammer, Craighten, Right-Horned, Jacobson, Jeff, Night Ride, Lane, Rebecca, Transit, Martin, George R. R., In the House of the Worm, #2, 1998. (reprinted from The Ides of Tomorrow, McMahon, William S., Rough Beast, Heaven Is Burning, Monahan, J. T., Spukknapped! Morrow, Molly Lawson, Chained Lightning, To Protect and Profit, Pollock, Jill, Bad Egg, Rosenthal, Jenna, Letters to Luna, #1, 1997. (short short)

19. ( E )
    From one of the genre's finest writers comes a bold new epic fantasy in which Eisenstein, Phyllis  
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20. Bookfinder.US: Eisenstein Phyllis
    In THE CITY IN STONE, the longawaited sequel to Eisenstein’s classics The Sorcerer’s SonBook of Elementals Phyllis Eisenstein 159222010X Dec 2005 Hardcover Book  
    http://www.bookfinder.us/Science_Fiction___Fantasy/Authors__A-Z/Eisenstein__Phyl
    
    Extractions: When it comes to pop culture, Alfred Bester (1913-1987) is something of an unsung hero. He wrote radio scripts, screenplays, and comic books (in which capacity he created the original Green Lantern Oath). But Bester is best known for his science-fiction novels, and The Stars My Destination may be his finest creation. First published in 1956 (as Tiger! Tiger!), the novel revolves around a hero named Gulliver Foyle, who teleports himself out of a tight spot and creates a great deal of consternation in the process. With its sly potshotting at corporate skullduggery, The Stars My Destination seems utterly contemporary, and has maintained its status as an underground classic for forty years. (Bester fans should also note that Vintage has reprinted The Demolished Man, which won the very first Hugo Award in 1953.) The age of the Great Sorcerers past long ago. Now, they exist only as beings of myth and legend. Only the older elementals remember what the world was like when power and magic flowed freely. Three young apprentices use magic and elemental lore to discover where these mighty sorcerers lived. As they begin to excavate, strange things start to happen. Can Cray Ormuru stop them before the City in Stone reveals its dark secrets?

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