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Triton by Samuel R. Delany, 1976
Phallos by Samuel R. Delany, 2004-10-28
Empire by Samuel R. Delany, 1978
Neveryona by Samuel R. Delany, 1986-12
Stars in My Pocket Like Grains of Sand by Samuel R. Delany, 1984
Ash of Stars : On the Writing of Samuel R. Delany
The Einstein intersection (Sphere science fiction) by Samuel R Delany, 1977
Nova by Samuel R. (Samuel Ray) Delany, 1988-06-01
Radical Utopias (Walk to the End of the World, The Female Man, Triton) by Suzy McKee Charnas, Joanna Russ, et all 1976
Nebula Winners Thirteen (Nebula Winners 13)
The American Shore by Samuel R. Delany, 1978-06
Qpb Mammoth Book Of Erotica by Maxim, Editor; Barker, Clime; Cohen, Leonard; Delany, Samuel R.; Meltzer, David; Rice, Anne... Jakubowski, 1997
Bridge of Lost Desire by Samuel R. Delany, 1990-10-08
Wagner/Artaud: A play of 19th and 20th century critical fictions by Samuel R Delany, 1988

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Samuel R. Delany And Me
This isn t so much a story as a series of vignettes. They span from my early adolescence to midtwenties. The author samuel R. delany keeps popping up every
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Extractions: MLI Home Personal Stories This isn't so much a story as a series of vignettes. They span from my early adolescence to mid-twenties. The author Samuel R. Delany keeps popping up every now and then in my life. My first exposure to Delany's work was in the mid-'70s. I'd started reading science fiction by then. At the local bookstore, his novel Nova caught my eye, mostly for the evocative cover. It was an unusual SF novel; its language was very rich and dense. If your standard Asimov, Clarke, or Heinlein novel was a dress shirt, Nova was a full length robe, embroidered by hand, depicting a long forgotten battle where armored people rode mythical animals into battle against the Winds. The work was also different in that it was hard to grasp exactly what was going on. You didn't notice at first, but the robe had holes. Even after reading the book several times, its language and details, rather than plot, stay in my mind. The bookstore had another Delany book for sale: a mammoth tome named Dhalgren . I figured if a short novel is good, then a big one must be better. I wasn't prepared for the incredible differences between the two works. If
Samuel R. Delany: A Who2 Profile
samuel R. delany is the winner of multiple Hugo and Nebula awards and one of science fiction s most celebrated authors. Born and raised in New York City,
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Extractions: @import url("http://www.who2.com/css/standard_gamma.css"); Samuel R. Delany is the winner of multiple Hugo and Nebula awards and one of science fiction's most celebrated authors. Born and raised in New York City, Delany began writing in the early 1960s. His 1966 novel Babel-17 established his reputation, and over the next decade he became famous for his provocative futuristic explorations of race and sexual identity in the novels Nova Dhalgren (1975) and Triton (1976). His other works include the Neveryon series of novels (1979-87) and the novel Stars in My Pocket Like Grains of Sand (1984). He has also written frankly about his life as an African-American homosexual, and his non-fiction books include The Motion of Light and Water: Sex and Science Fiction Writing in the East Village, 1957-65 (1988) and Times Square Red, Times Square Blue (Sexual Culture) Samuel R. Delany Information
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Strange Horizons Reviews: A Sense Of Wonder: Samuel R. Delany, Race, Identity An
A Sense of Wonder is a serious critical appraisal of many of samuel R. delany s central works. Within the focus author Jeffery Allen Tucker sets for himself
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Extractions: 08 December 2005 A Sense of Wonder is a serious critical appraisal of many of Samuel R. Delany's central works. Within the focus author Jeffery Allen Tucker sets for himself, the work is quite successful. Given that caveat, it is clear that I have some issues with the study, but let me begin by reviewing what the book does well, and who it will serve. As the subtitle "Race, Identity, and Difference" indicates, A Sense of Wonder Tucker uses contemporary critical theory to analyze Delany's work. He begins with an extended direct discussion of how Delany's work intersects with the political arguments around identity, and then devotes a chapter each to Dhalgren , the Return to Neveryon series, The Motion of Light in Water (Delany's autobiography), and Atlantis: Model 1924 , before closing with a discussion of Delany's AIDS-related writing. This sliding focus is useful for both academic and genre readers, as it demonstrates the links between the elements of Delany's work with which each camp is familiar and the other points on his highly varied spectrum. I fall into both camps, and I learned a great deal about Delany's work through Tucker's study. That said, there are elements of the book that will frustrate both sets of readers. Genre readers will be baffled by the limited attention paid to both Delany's award-winning short stories and his highly influential critical essays. Academic readers familiar with both postmodern theorists and genre theory will grow restless at Tucker's nearly absolute failure to integrate the two. Both sides may grow a little restless at Tucker's extended introduction and early chapter discussing identity. To be blunt, this section is slow going, and reads too much like a dissertation in which Tucker is intent on showing how fully he's mastered the critical terms current in the field.
Ns 65-66 (The NYU GA Strike) // The Minnesota Review
samuel delany teaches in the English and Creative Writing programs at Temple To many, samuel delany is the radical gay black New York critic who has
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Extractions: you are home journal ns 65-66 : "The Wiggle Room of Theory: An Interview with Samuel Delany " journal subscribe submit fiction ... contact Samuel Delany teaches in the English and Creative Writing programs at Temple University. He is the author of The Motion of Light in Water Times Square Red, Times Square Blue , and most recently the short novel Phallos Josh Lukin is a Lecturer in English at Temple University. He is the co-editor of Paradoxa: Studies in World Literary Genres 18: "Fifties Fictions." His recent scholarship addresses gender and emotion in post-World War II genre fiction. ns 68 Published Spring 2006 To many, Samuel Delany is the radical gay black New York critic who has written on the roles of race, sexual orientation, New York City, and semiotics in his life and in American society. He has appeared in documentaries about the city. In 1993 he won the William Whitehead Memorial Award for a Lifetime's Contribution to Lesbian and Gay Writing and this year won the Lambda Literary Foundation's Pioneer Award. His 1987 book
Kevin Donaker-Ring: Delany Pages
samuel R. delany. Chip delany has kindly given me permission to put the correction sheets for his published work here on my website.
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Delany, Samuel R., Cover Illustration By Jack Gaughan.; Einstein Intersection, T
delany, samuel R., Cover Illustration By Jack Gaughan. Einstein Intersection, The. New York. Ace. 1967, Mass Market Paperback. Fine (our Top grade).
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The Motion of Light in Water Sex and Science Fiction Writing in the East Village, samuel R. delany. University of Minnesota Press,2004.
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Blackbird Feature, An Interview With Samuel R. Delany, March 1, 2004
In September of 2003, critic and science fiction writer samuel R. delany visited Virginia Commonwealth University and neighboring Virginia Union University,
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Extractions: In September of 2003, critic and science fiction writer Samuel R. Delany visited Virginia Commonwealth University and neighboring Virginia Union University, reading from his fiction and nonfiction and delivering a lecture titled "The History of the Word 'Queer.'" He met with Marcel Cornis-Pope, chair of the Department of English at VCU, and Nathan Long, assistant professor of English at VUU, to talk about poetics, race, gender, queer studies, and contemporary literary theory. Part I Part II Transcript Contributor's notes ...
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Extractions: Rudy's Books 8041 Port Royale Dr. San Diego, CA 92126-3516, USA Last Update: Friday, November 9, 2007 Samuel R. Delany - Books For Sale PAPERBACKS - SCIENCE FICTION - FANTASY - FICTION AUTHOR/TITLE PUBLISHER/EDITION PRICE ================================================================= Samuel R. Delany Babel 17 ACE 04595 '78 6th (2)vg.. $1.50 SF The Ballad of Beta 2 BANTAM 20312 '82 gvg. $1.25 SF The Ballad of Beta 2 Ace Double City of Thousand Suns ACE 10719 vg+. $2.50 SF Dhalgren BANTAM Y8554 '75 PBO vg+. $5.00 SF Dhalgren BANTAM Y8554 '75 PBO gvg. $3.00 SF Dhalgren BANTAM Y8554 6th gvg. $2.00 SF Distant Stars BANTAM TRADE 01336 '81 vg+ $10.00 SF Driftglass SIGNET W7415 3rd gvg. $2.00 SF The Einstein Intersection BANTAM 20310 '81 fine $2.50 SF The Einstein Intersection ACE 19684 6th vg+. $2.00 SF Empire Star BANTAM 23245 '83 gvg. $1.00 SF The Fall of the Towers: Out of the Dead City/ The Towers of Toron/City of a Thousand Suns BANTAM 20309'82 fine $5.00 SF The Fall of the Towers: Out of the Dead City/ The Towers of Toron/City of a Thousand Suns ACE 22640 vg+. $3.25 SF another copy vg.. $2.25 SF another copy gvg. $1.75 SF Flight From Neverÿon BANTAM 24856 2nd vg+. $2.50 SF Flight From Neverÿon BANTAM 24856 '85 vg.. $2.00 SF
Samuel R. Delany@Everything2.com
Aka samuel R. delany A very good, eccentric writer, also happens to be a really nice, big, gay black man. Wrote his first book at 17 (very beat era).
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Powell's Books - Silent Interviews By Samuel R. Delany
A collection of substantial written interviews .
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Samuel R. Delany
By age 26, samuel R. Chip Delaney had won four Nebula Awards and is arguably the best science fiction writer in the world.
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Extractions: photo credit: Lynda Koolish By age 26, Samuel R. "Chip" Delaney had won four Nebula Awards and is arguably the best science fiction writer in the world. After his seventh novel Empire Star (1966), Samuel Delany began publishing short fiction professionally with The Star Pit. It appeared in Worlds of Tomorrow and was turned into a popular two-hour radio play, broadcast annually over WBAI-FM for more than a decade. Two tales, Aye, and Gomorrah and Time Considered as a Helix of Semi-precious Stones, won Nebula Awards as best SF short stories of, respectively, 1967 and 1969. Aye, and Gomorrah contains all the significant short science fiction and fantasy Delany published between 1965 and 1988, excepting only those tales in his Return to Nevèrÿon series. Born in 1942, the native New Yorker, teaches English and Creative Writing at Temple University in Philadelphia. In July of 2002 he was inducted into the Science Fiction Hall of Fame.
Atlantis/Delany Bio
samuel R. delany Bio Mr. delany is a true polymath, a stunning critic, an outrageous social commentator, a wizard of allegory, a pornographer of extreme
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Meet Samuel R. Delany, Black Science Fiction Writer.
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Samuel R Delany: Nova - An Infinity Plus Review
Nova isn t a bad book in any sense, in fact as I ve already said it s both intriguing and intelligent. However
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Extractions: (Gollancz, £6.99, 224 pages, paperback, ISBN 1-85798-742-X; first published 1968; this edition 11 January 2001.) Provocative statement: I've found most of Delany's books to be mildly disappointing. There, I've said it in front of everyone. Mildly disappointing. Not 'rubbish', not 'dull', but just mildly disappointing. After reading of his unsurpassed genius for years and being unable to find any copies of these fabled works extant in the shops or libraries, I was very excited to get hold of Babel-17 and The Einstein Intersection and Triton just a few years ago. The Einstein Intersection was dreadful, Triton was superb and Babel-17 like the subject of this review was intriguing and intelligent but not terribly gripping. Was there something wrong with me? Was I an ignorant fool with no appreciation of great literature? Well, maybe. The story draws on aspects of the Grail legend: a powerful ruler (albeit of a corporation) gathers a group of loyal followers (a spaceship crew) in search of the ultimate prize (Illyrion, the substance that powers everything in the 31st century) from a castle perilous (the heart of an exploding star).
Ralph Dumain: "The Autodidact Project": Samuel R. Delany's Multiplexity
Simplex, complex and multiplex according to samuel R. delany, with additional comments about noplex and simplexity, from the science fiction novel Empire
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Extractions: From the Wisdom of Samuel R. Delany "I have a multiplex consciousness, which means I see things from different points of view. . . ." [p. 6] "Intelligence and plexity have nothing to do with each other." "Lump, I don't think you do understand. So listen. Here you are, in touch with all the libraries and museums of this arm of the galaxy. You've got lots of friends, people like San Severina and the other people who're always stopping by to see you. You write books, make music, paint pictures. Do you think you could be happy in a little one-product culture where there was nothing to do on Saturday night except get drunk, with just one teletheater, and no library, where maybe four people had been to the university, and you never saw them anyway because they were making too much money , and everybody knew everybody else's business?" "No." ". . . . You couldn't be happy there, I could. It's as simple as that, and I don't really think you fully comprehend that." "I do," Lump said. "I hope you can be happy in someplace like that. Because that's what most of the universe is composed of. You're slated to spend a great deal of time in places like that, and if you couldn't appreciate them, it would be rather sad."

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