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F and SF 1978--January by Tom Reamy, Kit Reed. Contributors include Phyllis Eisenstein, 1978
Born to Exile by Phyllis Eisenstein, 1978
The Magazine of Science Fiction and Fantasy : September 1988 Volume 75 No. 3 Whole Number 448 Including Venture Science Fiction by Joseph W. (Ed.); Phyllis Eisenstein, P.E. Cunningham, Russell Griffin, M Ferman, 1988
The Magazine of Fantasy & Science Fiction: February 1982 (Volume 62, No. 2) by Isaac Asimov, Jack C. Haldeman, et all 1982
Sorcerers Son by Phyllis Eisenstein, 1989
F and SF 1974--January by Harlan Ellison, Keith Roberts. Contributors include Phyllis Eisenstein, 1974
The Magazine of Fantasy and Science Fiction - January 1978 by Phyllis Eisenstein, Tom Reamy, et all 1978
The Magazine of Fantasy & Science Fiction March 1981 (Volume 60, number 3) by Isaac Asimov, Phyllis Eisenstein, et all 1981
F and SF 1981--March by Davis Grubb, Bob Shaw. Contributors include Phyllis Eisenstein, 1981
Best Science Fiction Stories of the Year Fifth Annual Collection by Hayford Peirce. P.J. Plauger, Phyllis Eisenstein, Stephen Robinett, Robert Hoskins, Liz Jufford, Clifford Simak, Joan and Vernor Vinge Poul Anderson, 1977
The Magazine of Fantasy and Science Fiction: August 1971 by Roger and Phyllis Eisenstein, Ben Bova, D R Sherman, A Bertram Chandler, Patrick Meadows, William Dean Zelazny, 1971
F and SF 1988--July by Phyllis Eisenstein, Harlan Ellison (Eidolons). Contributors include Ray Bradbury, 1988
In the Red Lord's Reach by Phyllis Eisenstein, 1989-07-01

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Fantasy Encyclopedia Updates, E To H
eisenstein, phyllis For Ormeru read Ormoru . Cray Ormoru is the son of a WITCH, not a female WIZARD. EISNER, WILL The Spirit was filmed (1987 tvm).
http://www.dcs.gla.ac.uk/SF-Archives/Misc/fec_e2h.html

Extractions: Skip to: Intro Prelims A B ... UKSFA Home EC COMICS William M. Gaines died in 1992. EDIFICE Murilo RUBIAO 's "The Edifice" (trans in The Ex-Magician and Other Stories coll ) is a fictional discourse on the subject. EDWARDS, LES Blood and Iron (graph ) collects LS's work. EISENSTEIN, PHYLLIS For "Ormeru" read "Ormoru". Cray Ormoru is the son of a WITCH , not a female WIZARD EISNER, WILL The Spirit was filmed ( tvm). ELDORADO Bad cross-reference to GOLD ELEMENTALS For "and Fire in any aspect which feature heavily in the stories by Algernon BLACKWOOD " read "and Fire in any aspect, many of which feature heavily in stories by Algernon BLACKWOOD ". ELIADE, MIRCEA For "tothe" read "to the". ELLIOTT, JANICE In line 3, for "fantastic" read " FANTASTIC ". ELLISON, HARLAN "Croatoan" is misleadingly described. Mention should be made of Deathbird Stories: A Pantheon of Modern Gods (coll WORLD FANTASY AWARD for Lifetime Achievement. The entry on HE was written on commission by one contributor, and edited separately by at least two separate hands, each of whom made undetermined cuts and changes in the entry. The final version also lacked an xref to the comprehensive entry on HE [by JC] in the
Great Science-Fiction & Fantasy Works: External Links
eisenstein, phyllis phyllis eisenstein s Web Page. *** Gentle, Mary Ms. Gentle has her own site, but at last look there was still nothing up but an
http://greatsfandf.com/authors-links.php

Extractions: a critical list with discussions "Very well thenmany other worlds are accessible to us through the Great Stone, and from certain of these worlds we will obtain what we need." The Lemurian Stone Stephen Hickman This page contains a set of links for authors listed on this site. I have also included a list of authors appearing in the lists on this site for whom I cannot, despite reasonably diligent searching, locate a dedicated web siteor, in many cases, very much information at all. If you perchance are a fan of one of those authors who might want to start up a site yourself, here is a downpage link to that list, no-site authors (I am in the process of changing the nature of this page. As each author receives his or her full writeup essaya process proceeding slowly, from the top down by stars count, then alphabeticallythe link here will be changed to a link to the Other Resources section of that author's individual page, where there will be a fuller listing, and some description, of available links, and sometimes of notable books of criticism or biography.) This list was last checked and updated Sunday, 19 November 2006.
TAFF Progress Report #10
Juanita Coulson, Buck Coulson, Anne Cox, Ed Cox, Dick Daniels, Walt Daugherty, Thomas Digby, Alex eisenstein, phyllis eisenstein, Gordon Eklund,
http://taff.org.uk/news/taffpr10.html

Extractions: Scanned page images at Fanac.org STEVE STILES WINS TAFF After possibly the closest TAFF voting in the Fund's history, Steve Stiles won on the second ballot and will represent American fandom at 1968's British National Convention over Easter. The first ballot ended in a dead-heat tie: STEVE STILES TED JOHNSTONE Ed Cox Hold Over Funds Write-in: Len Moffatt Write-in: Bob Pavlat The second ballot awarded a close victory to Stiles: STEVE STILES Ted Johnstone Differences in total-vote counts between the first and second ballots were occasioned by voters who didn't fill out their ballots past the #1 slot when voting for Cox, Hold Over Funds, or write-in candidates. The breakdown by European and American voting was as follows. On the first ballot: American European STEVE STILES TED JOHNSTONE Ed Cox Write-in: Bob Pavlat On the second ballot: American European STEVE STILES Ted Johnstone Steve Stiles is currently making plans for his TAFF trip. Letters of congratulations, suggestions, and advice from England may be sent to Steve at 1809 Second Avenue, New York, N.Y., U.S.A. The following people voted on the American side: Voters on the European side were: Heinrich R. Arenz, Alfred Baha, H.R. Bell, Ron Bennett, Eddie Jones, Gary Kluepfel, Waldemar Kumming, Ethel Lindsay, John Owen, G.P. Possato, Walter Reinecke, Franz Rottensteiner, Juergen Thadewald, Wolfgang Thadewald, Arthur Thomson.
Powell's Books - The Stars My Destination By Alfred Bester
ISBN 9780679767800; Other Bester, Alfred; Other eisenstein, phyllis; Author Bester, Alfred; Publisher Vintage Books USA
http://www.powells.com/cgi-bin/partner?partner_id=28585&cgi=product&isbn=0-679-7
Gegenschein 63 April 1992
The Aluminum Man, PB; eisenstein, phyllis, Born to Exile, AUTOPB; eisenstein, phyllis, In the Red Lord s Reach, AUTOPB; Fisher, Lou, The Blue Ice Pilot,
http://www.ericlindsay.com/sf/geg63.htm

Extractions: Index Next Home Every fan who travels should do a trip report, if only to leave one in the proper position to cast snide remarks at the winners of fan funds who didn't manage to get round to doing a report. The major problem is that trip reports tend to be turgid recountings of where I went to next. Tough luck, Joseph Nicolas. The longest day of the year, thanks (ha!) to crossing the International Date Line on a stretched 747-400 during the non-stop flight from Sydney to Los Angeles. The only really worrying thing, for tecno-nerds like me, is the thought that the plane probably gulps something like ten tons of fuel an hour, and on a thirteen or fourteen hour flight across umpteen time zones, I get worried that maybe slightly more than a hundred tons doesn't leave a margin. I must admit that Qantas has decent food (at least on the outward flight), although three meals on the half day flight seemed a little excessive. And I'm still confused about buying an Air New Zealand ticket, but flying on Qantas. Not that I object; after all, Qantas has never lost a passenger, whereas Air New Zealand once flew a plane into a mountain in Antarctica (this can be considered the obligatory Australian put down of NZ - for today at least). The trip started badly. Jean drove me to the airport (this is not why it started badly). Between the car and the airport I somehow lost my new Aussie bush hat (well, OK, it was really an old moth eaten one I'd unearthed in a cupboard ... but someone may have wanted it in a fan auction or something ... fans are often a little crazy ... make that very crazy ... especially at auctions).
Science Fiction And Fantasy: Graphic Novels: Eisenstein, Phyllis
eisenstein, phyllis Graphic Novels - Science Fiction and Fantasy Books, Movies, Graphic Novels Video Games.
http://www.science-fiction-and-fantasy.com/1-15094-Eisenstein_Phyllis.html?PHPSE
Fantasy & Science Fiction - Books To Look For
The Weathermonger January 1989. Drew, Wayland Willow - November 1988. Easton, M. Coleman Spirits of Cavern and Hearth - June 1989. eisenstein, phyllis
http://www.hatrack.com/osc/reviews/f&sf/authors.html

Extractions: Fiction Index Index of Titles Index of Authors About This Area May ... Keeper of Dreams - A collection of all of OSC's stories since Maps in a Mirror Interesting Links not all content is suitable for young children Other Sites Published by Orson Scott Card IGMS Orson Scott Card's InterGalactic Medicine Show The Ornery American Including: The Ornery American Sports Writer by Chris Bellamy. Taleswapper Strong Verse An Online Poetry Magazine Edited by G. Michael Palmer. Starshine and Shadows Essays by Michael Collings. Site Updates Click here to be notified when Hatrack River is updated Search Hatrack Reviews Menu Uncle Orson Reviews Everything Uncle Orson's All-time Film List Uncle Orson Reviews 1999 OSC Reviews Practically Everything - 1999 1999 Summer Movies Worth Seeing Uncle Orson Reviews 1998 Restaurant Guide American Culture 1996 Unraveling Piltdown Rewrites - A Memoir Index of Authors Aldiss, Brian W.
22 Total Number Of Recommendations Per Author (Fantasy Authors List)
eisenstein, phyllis . . . 7 Friedman, C.S.. . . . . . 7 Goldman, William. . . . . 7 Green, Simon. . . . . . . 7 King, Stephen . . . . . . 7 Powers, Tim .
http://stason.org/TULARC/education-books/sci-fi-fantasy-recommended-authors/22-T
Online Catalog - Wichita Public Library
eisenstein, Alex. eisenstein, phyllis, 1946. Copies. 1. Current Holds. 0. Add to my list. Copy/Holding information. Location, Collection, Status
http://catalog.wichita.lib.ks.us/ipac20/ipac.jsp?aspect=power&profile=public&ind
Treatment Of Arthritis, Osteoarthritis, Rheumatoid Arthritis--Natural Alternativ
5Eisenstein, phyllis and Schemer, Samuel M, Overcoming the Pain of Inflammatory Arthritis. Avery Publishing NY, 1997, p 35. 6lbid., p. 36.
http://members.aol.com/greenmagik/osteo.htm

Extractions: A Study of Traditional Arthritic Drugs and Promising Natural Alternatives in the Treatment of Arthritis, Osteoarthritis, Rheumatoid Arthritis, Bones, Joints and Cartilage Disorders According to the Arthritis Foundation, roughly one-sixth of the total U.S. population, nearly forty million Americans, have arthritis. Approximately 80% of people over the age of 50 will experience arthritis in one of its many forms. Arthritis, however, is not exclusively a problem of the elderly. It can strike at any time and at any age. Under the age of 45, osteoarthritis is much more common in men. At age 55, it makes a dramatic shift, becoming much more common in women. "Arthritis" has become the catchall term for over one hundred various diseases generally referred to as "rheumatic diseases". The American College of Rheumatologists list ten categories of rheumatic disease, including

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