Women In Science Fiction : Biblio Of Imagined Sexual Futures The Shore of Women; 1986 slonczewski, joan. A Door into Ocean; 1987 Hall, Sandi. Wingwomen of Hera; 1988 Tepper, Sheri. The Gate to Woman s Country http://hubcap.clemson.edu/~sparks/sffem.html
Extractions: Links to Similar Lists on the Web Female-Dominated Societies Women Only Worlds Feminist Dystopias ... Criticism on Feminist SF 1965 Laumer, Keith. "War Against the Yukks" 1969 Farmer, Philip Jose. Flesh 1972 Cooper, Edmund. Gender Genocide 1972 Moskowitz, Sam, ed. When Women Rule (anthology) 1973 Berger, Thomas. Regiment of Women 1984 Harrison, Harry. West of Eden (FDS in alien culture ) 1993Brin, David, Glory Season 1977 Warner, Sylvia Townsend. Kingdoms of Elfin (faery) 1978 Bradley, Marion Zimmer. The Ruins of Isis (Atlantean ) 1978 Dodderidge, Esme. The New Gulliver 1979 Carr, Jayge. Leviathan's Deep 186 Sargent, Pamela. The Shore of Women 1986 Slonczewski, Joan. A Door into Ocean 1987 Hall, Sandi. Wingwomen of Hera 1988 Tepper, Sheri.
JSTOR Teaching Science Fiction By Women 1981. Frankenstein; or, the Modern Prometheus. NY Bantam. slonczewski,joan. 1986. The Door into Ocean. New York Avon. 46 English Journal. http://links.jstor.org/sici?sici=0013-8274(199003)79:3<39:TSFBW>2.0.CO;2-Y
Easton Press Vinge, joan D. Freas, Frank Laura B. 1992. 67090. Spinrad, Norman. BUG JACK BARRON. Blaylock, James. Freas, Frank Kelly. 1992. 67-091. slonczewski, joan http://www.keithwease.com/easton.htm
Extractions: Easton Press Information The Easton Press has been publishing fine quality leatherbound books for almost 30 years, using 22kt gold stamping on the covers, fine endpapers and sewn-in satin bookmarks. Although they offer a few series, most of their books are far-ranging in interest and topic, much more diversified than Franklin Library was. Many of their older books have increased tremendously in value, while others languish at about half the original price. Most of their series books tend to hold or increase in value, especially the two signed first edition series - Signed First Editions and Signed First Editions of Science Fiction , which are issued in limited numbers, usually between 1,000 and 1,500 each. Their Signed Modern Classics Another series of note is the Masterpieces of Science Fiction, which includes about one signed book for every 10 unsigned ones. While containing some very nice titles, this series is a mish-mash in that titles are often removed from the series and others substituted, including the signed titles (my list below is simply the latest version, subject to change). Nevertheless, the signed titles do very well on the secondary market and even the unsigned ones are in demand, if in Fine condition. The Library of the Presidents , another popular series, is now down to only three signed titles (Presidents Carter, Ford and Bush), making the previous signed offerings by Nixon and Reagan even more valuable. The unsigned editions do not tend to do well by themselves, but a complete collection commands a good price.
Electronic OtherRealms 13 March, 1987 Part 2 Books Received Avon slonczewski, joan. A Door Into Ocean, 406 pages, February, 1987, $3.95. A second novel. Williams, Michael Lindsay. FTL Further Than Life, 327 pages, March, http://plaidworks.org/chuqui/downloads/OtherRealms/13-02.txt
In Other Worlds: Fantasy & SF Books By Author slonczewski, joan. The Children Star, Science Fiction, Tor September 1998 5.5 (David). Smith, Alexander McCall. Morality for Beautiful Girls, Mystery, http://www.inotherworlds.com/books-by-author.html
Extractions: Jump to: A B C D ... Z A B C D ... Z Out of Time (Curse Hunters: 1), Fantasy, Ace July 2000: 6 ( David Behind Time (Curse Hunters: 2), Fantasy, Ace July 2001: 6 ( David Taking Time (Curse Hunters: 3), Fantasy, Ace April 2004: 6.5 ( David Henrietta Who? (Inspector Sloan Mystery), Mystery, Chivers Audio Books 1990: 6 ( David Blind Justice , Mystery, Berkley Prime Crime November 1995: 5.5 ( David Muder in Grub Street , Mystery, Books on Tape David Watery Grave , Mystery, Books on Tape David Jack, Knave and Fool , Mystery, Books on Tape David Person or Persons Unknown , Mystery, Books on Tape David Death of a Colonial , Mystery, Books on Tape David The Color of Death , Mystery, Berkeley Prime Crime October 2001: 6 ( David An Experiment in Treason , Mystery, G. P. Putnam's Sons 2002: 6 ( David Smuggler's Moon , Mystery, Berkeley Prime Crime October 2002: 6 ( David The Price of Murder , Mystery, Berkeley Prime Crime September 2004: 6 ( David Death of a Ghost (Campion Mystery), Mystery, Audio Editions Mystery Masters 1987: 5.5 ( David More Work for the Undertaker (Campion Mystery), Mystery, Chivers Audio Books 1988: 6 (
Extractions: termék: Ft mindenben cím kulcsszó szerzõ kiadó ISBN fordító mindenben Könyv Hangoskönyv Diafilm Egyéb Részletes keresés A Libri partnere A Libri könyvesboltok jegyértékesítõ partnere A biztonságos internetes fizetési mód szolgáltatója ... rendszerrel mûködik A Libri antikvár partnere Magyar szerzõk mûvei További könyveink A BALEK LAURIE, HUGH CSOKOLÁDÉCIPÕ HARRIS, JOANNE LESLIE L. LAWRENCE VÁMOS MIKLÓS A KÉK DÁMA TITKA SIERRA, JAVIER EMMI MÉHES GYÖRGY LESSING, DORIS LESSING, DORIS A HOLD FORRÓ JEGÉN VAVYAN FABLE CSOKOLÁDÉ HARRIS, JOANNE e-mail cím: jelszó:
Novels Grades 9-12+ slonczewski, joan. A Door Into Ocean. 1986. Daughters of Elysium 1993. The Children Star. 1998. Brainplague 2001. In a distant future the ocean planet Shora http://phobos.ramapo.edu/~kfowler/sftorals9-12.html
Extractions: Amadahy, Zainab The Moons of Palmares Anderson, Poul Harvest of Stars The Stars are Also Fire . (1994) Good hard science based sf. Galaxy faces a future in which human based intelligence contends with the intermind. And then things really get weird. Asaro, Catherine . Skolian Empire Series. Primary Inversion Catch the Lightning The Last Hawk (Nebula award finalist). The Radiant Seas The Veiled Web The Ascendant Sun Asimov, Isaac . Robot series. Foundation series. Far future. Writing style very variable but always readable. Arnason, Eleanor Ring of Swords . 1993. HS Alien contact is a complex and not necessarily pleasant experience, but a rich cultural text. Bear, Greg Blood Music . 1985. By a Hugo and Nebula award winner. Cellular restructuring leads to a whole new world. But you might not want to move there. Website www.gregbear.com
Chapters.indigo.ca: Brain Plague: Joan Slonczewski: Books Humans might appear to be the dominant species in the universe, but the truth is that we just aren t calling the shots. In the deepest, most secret recesses http://www.chapters.indigo.ca/books/Brain-Plague-Joan-Slonczewski/9780312867188-
Extractions: Sold Out ratings be the first to write a review! Format: Hardcover Published: August 8, 2000 Dimensions: 384 Pages, 6.14 x 8.56 x 1.23 in Published By: Tor Books ISBN: Humans might appear to be the dominant species in the universe, but the truth is that we just aren't calling the shots. In the deepest, most secret recesses of our brains, microbes govern every aspect of our lives, and bend the human psyche to match its own desires, either for good or for ill.
Tansay's Library ~slonczewski, joan A Door Into Ocean Daughter of Elysium. ~Smith, Alexander McCall Isabel Dalhousie Mystery The Right Attitude to Rain (4) http://www.tansay.ca/library/library_stuv.html
Biohorror Bibliography (Evans Library) Subject BIOLOGY IN SF; LINNAEUS, CAROLUS; DARWIN, ERASMUS, SHELLEY, MARY; EVOLUTION IN SF; slonczewski, joan. Octavia Butler s Xenogenesis Trilogy A http://www.biohorror.info/evanslibrary.htm
Extractions: Science Fiction about Ecology and Biology. Ultimate Science Fiction Web Guide . Subject - ECOLOGY; BIOLOGY Alexander, J. P. Biological Hazards of Time Travel. Aurora SF 8(3): 26-28. Winter 1982/83. Subject - BIOLOGY; TIME TRAVEL Anderson, Poul. Geology, Meteorology, Oceanography, Geography, Nomenclature, Biology. Ellison, Harlan, ed. Medea. New York: Bantam, 1985. pp. 17-27. Subject - BIOLOGY; GEOGRAPHY; GEOLOGY; METEOROLOGY; NAMES; OCEANOGRAPHY; SETTING; WRITING SF AND FANTASY Andreadis, Athena. To Seek Out New Life: The Biology of Star Trek. New York: Crown, 1998. 273pp. Subject - STAR TREK (TV); BIOLOGY IN SF; SCIENCE IN SF Berenbaum, May R./Leskosky, Richard J. Life History Strategies and Population Biology in Science Fiction Films. Bulletin of the Ecological Society of America 73(4): 236-240. December 1992. Subject - MOTION PICTURES; SCIENCE IN SF; POPULATION BIOLOGY Brown, James. Cyborgs and Symbionts: Technology, Politics and Identity. James, Edward and Mendlesohn, Farah, eds. The Parliament of Dreams: Conferring on Babylon 5. Reading, UK: Science Fiction Foundation, 1998. pp. 110-129. Subject - BABYLON (TV); CYBORGS; SYMBIONTS; BIOLOGY IN SF
The SF Site Featured Review: Brain Plague joan slonczewski received her Ph.D. from Yale University after graduating Brain Plague, the latest novel from joan slonczewski, continues the story of http://www.sfsite.com/09b/bp89.htm
Extractions: Joan Slonczewski received her Ph.D. from Yale University after graduating magna cum laude from Bryn Mawr College in 1977. She is an Associate Professor in the Department of Biology at Kenyon College and was the Chair of Biology from 1993-6. Before that, she was a Visiting Associate Professor at U. Maryland at Baltimore, and a Visiting Professor at Princeton University. Joan Slonczewski Website Advertisement Brain Plague , the latest novel from Joan Slonczewski, continues the story of the fictional universe she first created in A Door into Ocean Daughter of Elysium , and The Children Star . The intelligent micro-organisms that were introduced in 1998's The Children Star are spreading through the human population of Valedon. Each colony of micro-organisms has its own culture and talents; some are artists, some mathematicians, some accountants, etc. Some of them are malevolent, turning their human hosts into pleasure seeking vampires who slowly lose their free will to the microbes. These are the brain plague of the title. Chrysoberyl is a young artist, struggling to mount an exhibition and pay her rent at the same time. In addition, her family cannot afford the medical help her brother needs. When she signs up for an experimental program, she becomes host to a microbe colony known as the Eleutherians. Her status as a carrier is her ticket to wealth, fame, and the upper middle class, but it also exposes her to the growing prejudice against the brain plague and its human hosts.
Extractions: aftermath The aftermath: ... Web sites First the flash, then the blast, chaos and death. Why in the world would anyone, including a young adult, be drawn to reading apocalyptic fiction? I started this bibliography partly for selfish reasons. I have long been drawn to books about nuclear war, surviving plagues and other natural and manmade disasters. For awhile I attributed my interest to my being the daughter of a WWII refugee, who survived some horrendous real-life holocausts of recent times. Call it survival guilt or just a quest to try to feel what my mother must have felt in catastrophic situations, but the apocalyptic novel has always held a morbid fascination for me. What would make these books fascinating for young adults? I believe that the common themes of these novels (and films) are particularly attractive to young people who may be feeling set apart from society, or even blamed (individually or as a group) by that society for gang violence, academic dysfunction, "inappropriate" sexuality, and contributing to the general chaos of today's world. Books about chaos can be intriguing for those who are in a chaotic place - especially books that lay the blame for complete social destruction on society itself. Most of the books in this bibliography deal with thought-provoking themes and most are not "light" reading. These books deliver a strong message about the precariousness of our lives. Often they portray the lone survivor who must go on a journey not only to discover the level of destruction that has been wrought, but also to discover something spiritual about themselves and their completely altered reality. These characters survey the world carefully, taking mental notes on how best to construct a survival community and make the best of an abominable situation. Examples of such books are
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Ecology/Biology Page Of ULTIMATE SCIENCE FICTION WEB GUIDE Two leaders in Science Fiction explorations of Ecology and Biology are Frank Herbert ( Dune ), and joan slonczewski. Frank has, sadly, passed away (or been http://www.magicdragon.com/UltimateSF/eco.html
Extractions: Ultimate Science Fiction Web Guide May be posted electronically provided that it is transmitted unaltered, in its entirety, and without charge. We examine both works of fiction and important contemporaneous works on non-fiction which set the context for ecological Science Fiction and Fantasy. There are hotlinks here to authors, magazines, films, or television items elsewhere in the Ultimate Science Fiction Web Guide or beyond. Most recently updated: 25 Sep 2000 [28 Kilobytes] Related web page on themes such as Clones, Mutants, Intelligent Animals, Life Undersea , and The End of the World may be found at: If You Like This, You'll Like That [warning: very long text page, about half a megabyte, may load slowly] To find more books by these authors, see: Science Fiction Authors Two leaders in Science Fiction explorations of Ecology and Biology are Frank Herbert ("Dune"), and Joan Slonczewski . Frank has, sadly, passed away (or been recycled). Joan is currently a Professor of Biology at Kenyon College, and is very effectively using Science Fiction books and films as tools for teaching Biology at the college level. Other sources of information on this web page are noted or hotlinked. Some questions we study include: How do living organisms grow and reproduce? (Tribbles, TV:
Natasha's Book List slonczewski, joan A Door into Ocean Daughter of Elysium Smith, A.C.H. The Dark Crystal Smith, Stephanie A. Snow Eyes Springer, Nancy The White Hart http://thestillmans.org/booklist.html
Adherents.com - Religious Groups In Literature Quaker, world, 1986, slonczewski, joan. A Door into Ocean. New York Arbor House (1986), book jacket. A Door into Ocean. Thousands of years in the future http://www.adherents.com/lit/Na/Na_383.html
Extractions: 34,420 citations from literature (mostly science fiction and fantasy) referring to real churches, religious groups, tribes, etc. [This database is for literary research only . It is not intended as a source of information about religion.] Index back to Quaker, United Kingdom: England Group Where Year Source Quote/ Notes Quaker United Kingdom: England Morse, David. The Iron Bridge "Abraham Darby III... The young ironmaster... Awakening [from a bad dream], heart pounding, he was grateful to find himself in bed. He thanked the Almighty... He pulled on his boots, donned his coat and flat Quaker hat... " [Quakers are central to the plot of this novel and referred to throughout. Many refs., not all in DB.] Quaker United Kingdom: England Morse, David. The Iron Bridge "'And I am certain that John Wilkinson is especially keen on seeing it made of iron.' Pritchard chuckled. 'Surely a gentleman of your lineage might share Mr. Wilkinson's attraction to iron.' 'I owe my livelihood to it, but not my soul.'
