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Greasing the Pan: The "Best" of Paul T. Riddell by Paul T. Riddell, 2009-03-19
The Savage Pen of Onan: The "Best" of the Hell's Half-Acre Herald Volume 2 of the Proverbs 26:11 Papers by Paul T. Riddell, 2009-04-08
The Drama Review German Theatre Issue Volume 24 Number 1 (T85) March, 1980 (A Publication of The School of the Arts - New York University NYU) by Arno Paul, John Rouse, et all 1980

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Open Site - Arts: Literature: Authors: R
Riddell, Paul T. Ridpath, Michael Riley, James Whitcomb Riley, Peter Rilke, Rainer Maria Rimbaud, Arthur Rinehart, Mary Roberts Rios, Alberto
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Readercon: Guests
Riddell, Paul T. Ringel, Faye. Ronald, Margaret. Rosenbaum, Benjamin. Schneyer, Kenneth. Schweitzer, Darrell. Shaw, David G. Shearman, Robert. Sinclair, Alison
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Extractions: Geoff Ryman is a teacher and actor, and the author of seven novels, including the groundbreaking and Air: Or, Have not Have . His work is often cited as embodying "Readercon-ness", as it explores and extends the dialogue between experience and imagination, between history and fantasy, between identity and society. His novels and short stories have won the World Fantasy Award, British Science Fiction Award, Arthur C. Clarke Award, the James Tiptree Jr. Award, induction into the Gaylactic Spectrum Hall of Fame, and so many other honors and nominations that they have their own Wikipedia entry . He last attended Readercon in 2008, where he spoke on panels such as "Rival Revolutionary Movements in the Arts" and "Reading Aloud for Writers." Gardner Dozois's twenty-year stint as the editor of Asimov's isone of the great editorial projects in our field. Year after year, he published some truly fine short fiction, including numerous award winners. Thanks to these achievements and his superlative annual anthologies, he has received a record-holding 15 Hugo Awards for Best Professional Editor. Though his writing career is sometimes overshadowed by his editorial work, his fiction has won two Nebula Awards and a Sidewise Award. He has also served as a judge for the Cordwainer Smith Rediscovery Award, a project dear to many Readercon attendees. Program Participants
Greasing The Pan: The "Best" Of Paul T. Riddell By Paul T. Riddell - Powell's Bo
Riddell, Paul T. Publisher Fantastic Books Subject Science Fiction General Subject Essays Publication Date March 2009 Binding Paperback Language English
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*spark>> Trends>> *manners
Copyright 1999 by Paul T. Riddell . Paul T. Riddell is a Michiganborn, Texas-raised essayist
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Extractions: *other trends comics comics (interview) education employment ... urban living *contact us feed back sub missions ... design *index *spark [ main ] media trends discourse ... [ about ] *spark subscribe now! enter your email address to receive information and updates *current issue *archives archives page *manners "killing millions with a sharp twist of the tongue" by paul t. riddell Today, everybody is a rebel. Correction: Everyone wants to be a rebel. Of course, we're talking about socially acceptable rebellion, which of course includes buying the right consumables, wearing the correct rebellious clothes, and spouting the correct rebellious phrases. Rebellion is cool, so long as it doesn't go too far. Instead of messing with Mommy and Daddy's heads by starting a heroin habit or marrying a stripper (male or female, take your pick), try a different strategy. Nothing works quite so well to screw with society than to be courteous.
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Riddell, Paul T. Nova Express 5(4) 1011. Fall/Winter 2000. Subjects PUBLISHING; COMICS; DISTRIBUTION Options Download this record Email this record
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Extractions: Cushing Library SFFRD Home Search results Search for: Fulltext Authors Subjects Advanced Found items on page. Title: Author: Subject: Imprint: Flag this page Flagged items: View Clear Download Email ... No author listed Locus 58(4): 10, 60. April 2007. Subjects: PUBLISHING DISTRIBUTION AMERICAN MARKETING SERVICES PUBLISHERS GROUP WEST
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Copyright 1999 Paul T. Riddell. Paul T. Riddell is a Michiganborn, Texas-raised essayist and journalist currently residing in a
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Extractions: other trends *comics sequential art and media ignorance *drug culture drums, drugs, and dance *education the unexamined life? *fashion rebirth of an angel: fashion and identity *health view from the other side *lifestyles the non-techie in the valley of the nerds *procreation make room for the millennium baby *publishing a look at the biz through rose coloured glasses *issue one index *spark [ main ] media trends discourse ... [ about ] *spark subscribe now! enter your email address to receive information and updates *education the unexamined life? by paul t. riddell With the return of cooler temperatures in the Northern Hemisphere, students return to centers of higher learning. Many emulate the monarch butterfly (leave the birthplace, breed, and die), but others stand a chance of accomplishing a bit more. At the same time, any number of publications offer basic guides to student living, in the hopes that some of the little darlings remember that their parents pay for them to do something besides parade around Padre Island or Fort Lauderdale during spring break in a thong. Not only is this easy work for the author, but they're also reassuring for parents. However, none of them teach anything the students can use.
The SF Site: A Conversation With Paul T. Riddell
Paul T. Riddell Paul T. Riddell is a Michiganborn, Texas-raised essayist and columnist who recently hid a fortune in gadolinium somewhere near his fortified bunker on Mount Briscoe
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Extractions: Paul T. Riddell is a Michigan-born, Texas-raised essayist and columnist who recently hid a fortune in gadolinium somewhere near his fortified bunker on Mount Briscoe overlooking downtown Dallas, Texas. A complete map to the treasure, as well as information on the code words necessary to ward off the trained Salvator's water monitors guarding it, is available his website, The Healing Power of Obnoxiousness at http://www.hpoo.com He was also the editor of the online website SciFiNow.com which combines the print content of Sovereign magazines SCI FI and Realms of Fantasy . He now does work for "Zealot" ( http://www.zealot.com ) and "Savant" ( http://www.savantmag.com SciFiNow.com Advertisement Some time ago, I suggested to one of our reviewers that an interview with Paul T. Riddell might be nice. I drafted some questions and mentioned that they could be used to define certain areas of interest. Circumstances prevented us from using that reviewer's work. However, we decided to proceed with the interview and to use my original questions for this interview. In the interim, he has left his job at SCI FI magazine and moved on to work for "Zealot" (http://www.zealot.com) and "Savant" (http://www.savantmag.com).
Fear And Loathing In America | Ask.com Encyclopedia
Riddell, Paul T.. Letters on Chameleon Skin . Books. PopMatters. http//www.popmatters.com/books/reviews/f/fearand-loathing-in-america.shtml.
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Index: Stories, Listed By Author, Part 165
riddell, paul t. ridder, walter t. riddihough, guy; riddle, ella; riddle, george; riddle, hugh h. riddle, john walker; riddle, lee; riddle, mary; riddle, samuel j.
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Extractions: Previous Table-of-Contents RICHARDSON, HELEN M. RICHARDSON, HENRY ... RICHARDSON, MERRICK ABNER (1841-?); see pseudonym M. A. RICHARDSON, MRS. RICHARDSON, NELLIE S. RICHARDSON, NORVAL ... RICHARDSON, ROBERT S(hirley) (1902-1981); see pseudonym Philip Latham RICHARDSON, ROY. B. RICHARDSON, RUSSEL RICHARDSON, SAMUEL ... RICHARDSON, (George) TILTON (1863-1938); Author, journalist, editor. Born in Boston, Massachusetts; died in Worcester, Massachusetts. RICHARDSON, TRACY (1889?-1949); Soldier of fortune: the man who singlehandedly captured Managua and who forced Pancho Villa to apologize at gunpoint. Died in Springfield, Missouri. RICHARDSON, VANCE RICHARDSON, VIVIAN RICHARDSON, W. SYMMES RICHARDSON, WILDS P. ... RICHMOND, DENNIS ; pseudonym of Tom Hopperton RICHMOND, DON RICHMOND, EERO RICHMOND, G. S. ... RICHMOND, GRACE (Louise) S(mith) [Mrs. Nelson Guernsey Richmond] (1866-?) RICHMOND, HARRY RICHMOND, HILDA RICHMOND, JOHN RICHMOND, KATE ... RICHMOND, ROALDUS (Frederick) (1910-1986); see pseudonym Roe Richmond ; Western writer, editor, proofreader. Born in Barton, Vermont; lived in Concord, New Hampshire.
Science Fiction Resource Guide: Reviews And Criticism
A chrestomathy of articles, essays, and tirades from noted science fiction essayist and gonzo journalist Paul T. Riddell. (Paul T. Riddell) Updated Oct 2001
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Extractions: Next: Role-Playing and other SF-Related Games Sub-sections: Alexandria Digital Literature (alexlit.com) Commonplace Review (cpreview.com) "I have a site called the Commonplace Review, that has my reviews of all types of speculative fiction from novels to shorts. I post my own as well as others' opinions of works. They are searchable by keyword, periodical, author, title, date, etc. I think it will be usefull for people looking for good short fiction." (Robert G. Buice, Jr) First Impressions (sfsite.com) A Monthly Reading Diary by Glen Engel-Cox. "First Impressions began as a response to a request from my cousin, who wanted me to let him know a little bit about what I was reading. I thought, possibly foolishly, that if he was interested, other people might be, too. The first installment was mailed out in January 1993." (Glen Engel-Cox) Reader's Robot (tnrdlib.bc.ca)
Recursive Science Fiction R
Riddell, Paul T., Squashed Armadillocon. Subtitled Fear and Loathing in Austin A Savage Journey Into the Heart of the Fanboy Dream, this book takes the author through the
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Extractions: Recursive Science Fiction Return home A B C ... P Q R S T U V W X Y Z Graphics Drama ... Related Raleigh, Richard joint author with David Barbour Ramirez, Frank, "The Merchant of Stratford" The first time traveler goes back to 1615 to see William Shakespeare. It turns out that travelers from all eras have been doing this and Shakespeare is excellent at merchandising himself. The literature he is interested in is SF because it is honest and entertaining. He particularly collects Isaac Asimov, Roger Zelazny, Robert Heinlein, Arthur C. Clarke, Ray Bradbury, Harlan Ellison. He has spent the equivalent of forty years on the lecture circuit (post-2400). Shakespeare sells him an authorized omnibus edition of his works including a previously unpublished SF novel Go-Captains in Nostrilia (based upon the works of Cordwainer Smith Isaac Asimov's Science Fiction Magazine , 3:7 July 1979 (pp.125-133) Laughing Space Inside the Funhouse , (edited by Mike Resnick), AvoNova 76643-4, August 1992 (pp.33-42) Reed, Robert, "The Apollo Man" Asimov's Science Fiction 20:2 February 1996 (pp.62-80)
Gegenschein 74 February 1996
Riddell, Paul T, Squashed Armadillocon. Hillbilly Feast Press, 1993, 151pp Subtitled Fear and loathing in Austin A Savage Journey into the Heart of the Fanboy Dream , and it
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Extractions: Index Previous Next Home Xmas 1995 we breakfasted on fresh bread from the bread making machine. This diabolical R2D2 unfortunately wakes me when the timer starts the kneading stage, some three hours before the bread is ready. Xmas brought me a stainless steel frying pan, a microwave popcorn popper, a fridge thermometer, a microwave pizza tray, a microwave browning dish, a frozen food defrosting plate (actually a metal heat sink), a soft drink can sealer, several varieties of drink can holders for the fridge, and a book on the prospects of increasing human longevity. Not likely, with all that encouragement to overeat. I am delighted to have a week off between Xmas and New Year, as I can now work furiously getting a few fanzines done. It was, for example, never my intention that Gegenschein become an annual, yet #71 was November 1994, and many fans still don't have copies of #72, nominally (ha!) completed in August 1995. With us travelling to the USA for the second time in the year in October 1995, I just didn't have the time to mail the issue. Nor, really, did I want to spend the postage money, even seamail, on zines that might well be caught and lost in the Xmas mail madness. I did hand deliver a certain number at Ditto in Seattle, like Corflu, a convention at which one sees a certain welcome concentration of fanzine fans. However a distressing proportion have waited until after Xmas 1995! I regret this delay.
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Riddell, Paul T. @ (1) Ridge, Major @ (1) Ridgway, Gary @ (4) Ridpath, Michael @ (1) Riel, Louis @ Rietveld, Gerrit @ (1) Rigg, Diana @ Riis, Jacob @ (2) Riley, James Whitcomb @ (4)
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Riddell, Paul T. @ Ridpath, Michael Riley, James Whitcomb Riley, Peter Rilke, Rainer Maria Rimbaud, Arthur Rinehart, Mary Roberts Rios, Alberto Ritsos, Yannis
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