41. Isaac Asimov's Science Fiction Magazine: Fiction Index, Ca- Isaac Asimov's Science Fiction Magazine Fiction Index, CaAa Ba Ca Da Ea Fa Ga Ha Ia Ja Ka La Ma Na Oa Pa Qa Ra Sa Ta Ua Va Wa Xa Ya Za C. Cadigan, Pat,Pretty Boy Crossover http://zzmaster.best.vwh.net/SF/asimovs_ca.html

Aa Ba Ca Da ... Za C Cadigan, Pat, Pretty Boy Crossover, January, 1986. * Angel, May, 1987. ** Datableed, #267, March, 1998. Linda, #318, July, 2002. (novelette) Card, Orson Scott, America, January, 1987. * (novelette) Eye for Eye, March, 1987. (novella) Hugo Dowser, #137, December, 1988. (novelette) Pageant Wagon, August, 1989. Dogwalker, #149, November, 1989. * (novelette) Carr, Jayge, Sanctuary, #15, May, 1979. Carr, Terry, Viewpoint: Greater Realities or How to Write Science Fiction Without Knowing Much About Science, #61, January, 1983. (article) Carroll, Michael, The Terrible Lizards of Luna, #293, June, 2000. Casper, Susan, At the Hugo Banquet, #34, December, 1980. Cassutt, Michael, Generation Zero, October-November, 1996. (novelette) Chalker, Jack L., Dance Band on the Titanic, July-August, 1978. * (novelette) Chandler, A. Bertrand, (1912-1984) JG = John Grimes No Room in the Stable, #3, Fall, 1977. * Grimes at Glenrowan, March-April, 1978. JG Grimes and the Great Race, April, 1980. JG (novelette) Charnas, Suzy McKee, Boobs, #144, June, 1989.

42. Pat Cadigan A bibliography of Pat Cadigan's books, with the latest releases, covers, descriptions and availability. http://www.fantasticfiction.co.uk/c/pat-cadigan/

Fantastic Fiction Authors C Pat Cadigan Preferences Home New Authors New Books ... Awards Browse Authors A H O V ... U Pat Cadigan (Patricia Oren Kearney Cadigan) Search Authors Search Books About Pat Cadigan Born in Kansas, Pat Cadigan has for many years been a visitor lecturing on creative writing and the genre at British universities. She has been twice the winner of the Arthur C Clarke Award. She is married with one son. Series Artificial Reality Division Tea from an Empty Cup Dervish is Digital Novels Mindplayers Synners Home by the Sea Fools ... Cellular Collections Letters from Home (with Karen Joy Fowler and Pat Murphy Patterns Dirty Work Series contributed to Lost in Space Promised Land The Vault (with Gene DeWeese Lost in Space: Blueprint Web Avatar ... The Web 2028 (omnibus) (with Stephen Baxter Maggie Furey James Lovegrove and Ken MacLeod Twilight Zone Upgrade / Sensuous Cindy Jason X ... The Experiment Anthologies edited The Ultimate Cyberpunk (with Martin H Greenberg Non fiction The Making of Lost in Space Resurrecting The Mummy: The Making of the Movie Anthologies containing stories by Pat Cadigan The Best Science Fiction of the Year 11 Fears Shadows 6 The Year's Best Science Fiction Third Annual Collection ... The Year's Best Fantasy Second Annual Collection aka Demons and Dreams The Year's Best Fantasy and Horror Third Annual Collection A Whisper of Blood The Year's Best Fantasy and Horror Fifth Annual Collection Invaders!

43. Uchronia: Dispatches From The Revolution Cadigan, Pat. Dispatches from the Revolution Divergence 1968 CE What if 1960s social protests met with harsh government reaction, LBJ stayed in the 1968 presidential race http://www.uchronia.net/bib.cgi/label.html?id=cadidispat

44. Karen Joy Fowler Stories by Pat Cadigan, Pat Murphy, Karen Joy Fowler Cover artwork She Paused for Tea and Reflection (1989) by Elaine Kowalsky, design by Janet Cronin. http://www.sfwa.org/members/fowler/KJFInfo.html

Karen Joy Fowler Autobiography Photo by Laurie Roberts I was born in Bloomington, Indiana. I was due on Valentine's Day but arrived a week early; my mother blamed this on a really exciting IU basketball game. My father was a psychologist at the University, but not that kind of psychologist. He studied animal behavior, and especially learning. He ran rats through mazes. My mother was a polio survivor, a schoolteacher, and a pioneer in the co-operative nursery school movement. Along with basketball, my family loved books. The day I got my first library card there was a special dinner to celebrate. And before I could read myself, I remember my father reading The Iliad to me, although really he was reading it to my older brother, I just got to be there. A shocking book! And I remember Mary Poppins and Winnie the Pooh in my father's voice and a bunch of other things that weren't movies yet. My parents strongly disapproved of the Disney version of things. Pooh believed in a spoonful of honey, but Mary Poppins did not. I have great memories of Bloomington. Our block was packed with kids and we played enormous games that covered whole blocks of territory, with ten kids to a side. One of my childhood friends was Theodore Deppe, who's now an outstanding poet. I planned to grow up to be a dog trainer myself.

45. Cadigan, Pat Index to reviews in Locus Magazine. Cache, Lisa . A Babe in Ghostland (Feb 2007, Carolyn Cushman) Cadigan, Pat http://fantasy.idoneos.com/index.php/Authors,_A-Z/(_C_)/Cadigan,_Pat

Idoneos.com Suscripciones Web 2.0 Homepage Authors, A-Z ( C ) Cadigan, Pat Homepage fantasy ( C ) Other pages Cunningham, Elaine Crowther, Peter Cross, Ronald Anthony Crompton, Anne Eliot ... Caidin, Martin Feeds RSS fantasy index: A B C D ... Z page 1 of 3 The Year's Best Fantasy and Horror: Eleventh Annual Collection (Vol 11) by Charles de Lint from St Martins Pr Culled from the best of a wide variety of sources, this eleventh annual collection of fantasy fiction features contributions by Kim Newman, Joyce Carol Oates, Ellen Kushner, Jack Womack, Karen Joy Fowler, and others. The collaborative efforts of Ellen Datlow (horror) and Terri Windling (fantasy) are becoming something of a legend, as year after year they deliver the best horror and fantasy short fiction in a fat (500 double-length pages) anthology that avoids pigeonholes with its mingled, unlabeled sample of the two genres. As in previous years, this volume includes more than 100 pages of summaries about the year 1997 in horror and fantasy publishing, horror and fantasy in the media, and comics. The fiction includes 18 stories and 8 poems with just Terri Windling's initials, and 18 stories and 1 poem with Ellen Datlow's initials, with some (presumably dark fantasy) that are tagged by both. Terri Windling's selections include familiar fantasy names such as Peter Beagle, Charles de Lint, Karen Joy Fowler, and Jane Yolen, and famous genre-crossers such as Ray Bradbury, Howard Waldrop, and Jack Womack. She also provides welcome space for fantasy poetrycharming pieces with images of the Trickster Coyote, Sheela Na Gig, and a mermaid, and titles like "Coffee Jerk at the Gates of Hell." The Pulitzer Prize-winning Steven Millhauser contributes an enchanting tale that originally appeared in the

46. Sisters Of The Night, Edited By Barbara Hambly And Martin H. Greenberg Sisters of the Night, edited by Barbara Hambly and Martin H. Greenberg Warner, New York, 1995. ISBN 0446-60052-0 Fiction Index. Cadigan, Pat,Sometimes Salvation, 1995. http://www.hycyber.com/HF/night_sisters.html

Sisters of the Night, edited by Barbara Hambly and Martin H. Greenberg Warner, New York, 1995. ISBN: 0-446-60052-0 Fiction Index Cadigan, Pat, Sometimes Salvation, Effinger, George Alec, Marid and the Trail of Blood, Hambly, Barbara, Madeleine, Harrison, M. John, Empty, Hoffman, Nina Kiriki, Food Chain, Kurland, Michael, In the Blood, Lee, Tanith, La Dame, Niven, Larry, Song of the Night People, Paxson, Diana L., The Bloodbeast, Rusch, Kristine Kathryn, Victims, Smith, Dean Wesley, Tumbling Down the Nighttime, Tem, Melanie, see Tem, Steve, and Melanie Tem Tem, Steve, and Melanie Tem, Mama, Wheeler, Deborah, Survival Skills, Yolen, Jane, Sister Death

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