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Sparhawk Bud:     more books (16)

Breach the Hull by Bud Sparhawk, Lawrence M. Schoen, et all 2009-08-25 Sam Boone: Front to Back by Bud Sparhawk, 2003-06 Dancing with Dragons by Bud Sparhawk, 2005-05-10 Vixen [VIXEN] [Mass Market Paperback] by Bud(Author) Sparhawk, 2008-12-31 Vixen (Cosmos) by Bud Sparhawk, 2008-11-25 Analog Science Fiction - Science Fact August, 1976: Render Unto Caesar; The Tomkins Battery Case; The Far Traveller by Robert Silverberg, A. Bertram Chandler, et all 1976-08-01 ANALOG - Science Fiction Science Fact - volume 117, number 5 - May 1997: Loose Ends; Fire and Ice; Primrose Rescue; Deus Ex Machina; On the Application of Quantum Probability; Cargo; The Artifact by Paul Levinson, Grey Rollins, et all 1997-05-01 Analog Science Fiction and Fact, March 2001 (Volume CXXI, No. 3) by Bud Sparhawk, Brian M. Stableford, et all 2001 Analog Science Fiction and Fact: October 1995 (Volume CXV, No. 12) by Lois McMaster Bujold, Robert R. Chase, et all 1995-10-01 Frequency Audio Anthology: Volume 2 by Bruce Holland Rogers, Jerry Oltion, et all 2002-02 So It Begins by David Sherman, Bud Sparhawk, et all 2009-10-25 Analog Science Fiction and Fact, February 1998 by Jerry Oltion, Poul Anderson, et all 1998-02-01

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41. Nebula Award Final Ballots From The 2000s
    Clay s Pride by bud sparhawk (Analog, Jul/Aug04). Left of the Dial by Paul Witcover (SCI FICTION, Sep04). Novelettes. Flat Diane by Daniel Abraham  
    http://www.dpsinfo.com/awardweb/nebulas/00s.html
    
    Extractions: @import "../../styles/awardweb.css"; Site Map for AwardWeb 2000 Nebula Winners Darwin's Radio by Greg Bear (Ballantine Del Rey, Sep99) A Civil Campaign by Lois McMaster Bujold (Baen, Aug99) Crescent City Rhapsody by Kathleen Ann Goonan (Avon Eos, Mar00) Midnight Robber by Nalo Hopkinson (Warner Aspect, Mar00) Infinity Beach by Jack McDevitt (HarperPrism, Feb00) Forests of the Heart by Charles de Lint (Tor, Jun00) "Fortitude" by Andy Duncan ( Realms of Fantasy , Jun99 [also in Beluthahatchie and Other Stories , Golden Gryphon, October 2000]) "Goddesses" by Linda Nagata (Sci Fiction/SciFi.com, July 5, 2000) "Hunting the Snark" by Mike Resnick ( Asimov's "Crocodile Rock" by Lucius Shepard ( , Oct/Nov99) "Argonautica" by Walter Jon Williams ( Asimov's , Oct/Nov99) "Stellar Harvest" by Eleanor Arnason ( Asimov's "A Knight of Ghosts and Shadows" by Gardner Dozois ( Asimov's , Oct/Nov99) "Jack Daw's Pack" by Greer Gilman ( Century 5 , Winter 2000) "A Day's Work On the Moon" by Mike Moscoe ( Analog , Jul/Aug00) "How the Highland People Came To Be" by Bruce Holland Rogers ( Realms of Fantasy "Generation Gap" by Stanley Schmidt ( Artemis Magazine #1 , Spring 2000 issue) "Daddy's World" by Walter Jon Williams ( Not of Woman Born , Constance Ash, Ed., Roc, Mar99)

42. Tangent Online - Analog, July/August 2004
    bud sparhawk s Clay s Pride is a fastmoving story of interplanetary intrigue and politics. In many other issues of Analog it would be the best story,  
    http://www.tangentonline.com/index.php?option=com_content&task=view&id=84&Itemid

43. S :: Steampunk.com
    Boris Strugatsky; Brad Strickland; Brenda Gates Smith; Brett A. Savory; Brett Savory; Brian Stableford; Bruce Sterling; bud sparhawk; buddy Saunders  
    http://www.steampunk.com/newsfch/Reviews/By_Author/S/

44. Index
    bud sparhawk Short Stories, Volume 3 9781590625835 Hemingway House in Cuba Finca Vigia - Photo eBook 9781932572001  
    http://isbn.ereadable.com/index914.asp

45. Fictionwise EBooks: Analog Science Fiction And Fact, July-August 2005 By Dell Ma
    bud sparhawk is back with a new novella, Chandra s Pup, shedding new light on a mystery whose surface was just scratched (no pun intended) in last year s  
    http://wwww.fictionwise.com/ebooks/eBook31991.htm
    
    Extractions: "Climbing the Blue" by Stephen Baxter "Science Fact: Mission to Utah" by Wil McCarthy "July Fourth, 2213" by Peter L. Manly "The Alternate View": Solving the RHIC Puzzle "The Reference Library" Reviews by Tom Easton "Upcoming Events" Compiled by Anthony Lewis "Brass Tacks" Letters from Our Readers "In Times to Come"

46. Bud Sparhawk On LibraryThing | Catalog Your Books Online
    Translate this page LibraryThing catalogs yours books online, easily, quickly and for free.  
    http://br.librarything.com/author/sparhawkbud
    
    Extractions: Traduzir isto! Portuguªs (Brasil) Outros adicionar foto Tamb©m conhecido como Bud Sparhawk Membros Resenhas Avalia§£o Favorited Conversas combinar/separar obras M©dia 0.5 stars 1 stars 1.5 stars 2 stars 2.5 stars 3 stars 3.5 stars 4 stars 4.5 stars 5 stars ver hist³rico You must log in to edit Common Knowledge data. For more help see the Common Knowledge help page Canonical name Sexo Data de nascimento Data de morte Local de enterro Nacionalidade Lugares de residªncia Educa§£o Ocupa§£o Organiza§µes Premia§µes Agents Pequena biografia Aviso de desambigua§£o bluetyson TomVeal fleela knitica ... Vierran 2nd edition audiobook c Christmas ... year's best Sem links por enquanto.

47. Tomfolio.com Category: Fiction: Science Fiction And Fantasy, Magazines: SF&F
    Cover by Mike Posen for Sam Boone s Rational Choices by bud sparhawk. . Probability Zero The Bill by bud sparhawk. Illustrated by George G. Krauter,  
    http://www.tomfolio.com/bookssub.asp?subid=1026&lo=1&page=5&pm=0

48. Second Life Writer Presence At Tobias Buckell Online
    With regard to an SF place, you should talk with bud sparhawk. But yeah, bud sparhawk is an amazing source of knowledge about SL.  
    http://www.tobiasbuckell.com/2007/03/20/second-life-writer-presence/
    
    Extractions: Journal Entry March 20th 2007 at 2:54 am I have some rough ideas after exploring and getting a feel for the place over the last month or so. I imagine there are others better oriented than I am. If IBM and other companies have Second Life stores, it would be fun to do some similar stuff, hosting readings in a certain place (so people would expect and come to look for events in a pavilion or something) and what not. Share and Enjoy: These icons link to social bookmarking sites where readers can share and discover new web pages. Filed in Tech . You can subscribe to the RSS feed for this entry to keep track of comments. You can also use this URL to trackback. 23 Responses so far Lawrence M. Schoen on Mar 20th, 2007 at 6:57 am Authors Steve Miller and Sharon Lee (of Liaden Universe fame) are also very active there. Johanna L. Gribble on Mar 20th, 2007 at 7:05 am But yeah, Bud Sparhawk is an amazing source of knowledge about SL. We spent a lot of time discussing SL vs. WoW and the pros and cons of both at Context last fall. Very cool stuff. David Chunn on Mar 20th, 2007 at 7:28 am

49. SF Signal: REVIEW: 2005 Nebula Award Short Fiction Nominees
    Clay s Pride by bud sparhawk 2004 novella (Rating ) Read 04/14/06. Source Analog; Synopsis While amidst training maneuvers, Commander Simon Clay  
    http://www.sfsignal.com/archives/003827.html
    
    Extractions: SciFi Magazine Home SciFi Magazine Home REVIEW: 2005 Nebula Award Short Fiction Nominees As mentioned previously , I undertook a project to read the short fiction nominees for the 2005 Nebula Award since all of the nominees were available online this year - a fortunate effect of the Internet Age. Overall, the experience was fun, but I must say I was less than impressed with some of the stories. While most of them were good or better, a few of the stories just simply failed to entertain. Then again, there were a fair number of fantasy stories here and I make no bones about my hit-and-miss track record with fantasy. Ultimately, I just expected more from stories that were nominated for an award. In a nutshell, here are my impressions of the stories in each category, sorted from most to least enjoyable. Obviously, the winning picks are the tops ones listed in each category. Novellas

50. Year's Best Science Fiction, 14th Annual Collection. Gardner Dozois.
    bud sparhawk. Primrose and Thorn. Originally in Analog Science Fiction/Science Fact, May 1996. Sailing in the gasclouds of Jupiter. John Kessel.  
    http://www.bestsf.net/reviews/dozois14.html
    
    Extractions: scroll down for reviews. Gregory Benford. Immersion. Michael Swanwick. The Dead. Nancy Kress. The Flowers of Aulit Prison. Tony Daniel. A Dry, Quiet War. James P. Blaylock. Thirteen Phantasms. Bud Sparhawk. Primrose and Thorn. John Kessel. The Miracle of Ivar Avenue. Paul Park. The Last Homosexual. Ian McDonald. Recording Angel. Robert Silverberg. Death Do Us Part. Jim Cowan. The Spade of Reason. Maureen F. McHugh. The Cost to be Wise. Gregory Feeley. The Weighing of Air. Michael Cassutt. The Longer Voyage. Mike Resnick. The Land of Nod. Gwyneth Jones. Red Sonja and Lessingham in Dreamland. Charles Sheffield. The Lady Vanishes. Robert Reed. Chrysalis. Steven Utley. The Wind Over The World. William Barton. Changes. Jonathan Lethem. How We Got in Town and Out Again. Cherry Wilder. Dr. Tilmann's Consultant: a Scientific Romance. Damian Broderick. Schrodinger's Dog. Walter Jon Williams. Foreign Devils. Stephen Baxter. In the MSOB.

51. Tangent Reviews - Analog, July 1996
    From the title to the last page, bud sparhawk s novelette Sam Boone s Appeal to Common Scents, has energy to spare. I was irresistibly reminded of Keith  
    http://ourworld.compuserve.com/homepages/stevecarper/anal796.htm
    
    Extractions: Tangent Reviews Analog, July, 1996 from Tangent #16, Summer 1996 Reviewers always worry that they won't find anything interesting to say about a magazine. In this regard, the July "Special Double Issue" is a reviewer's dream, sparking ideas and notions, even critical epiphanies. Everything that makes Analog Analog is in surfeit here, as if editor Stan Schmidt had set out, flow chart and parts list in hand, to create the quintessential Analog issue. To begin with, the issue immediately shows a finely tuned mathematical balance. There are four novelettes and four short stories, and they break down into four fun stories and four serious ones. More patterns will become apparent later, but first to the fun stuff. Don D'Ammassa's short "Thoracic Park," is a parody of exactly what you think it is. In the far future, insects have managed to reproduce the long dead humans and one particular entrepreneur has a kind of theme park in mind... The story lacks the convulsive energy that propels the best parodies, but with so broad a target, dozens of shafts find their mark. From the title to the last page, Bud Sparhawk's novelette "Sam Boone's Appeal to Common Scents," has energy to spare. I was irresistibly reminded of Keith Laumer's Retief yarns of beloved youth, except that Sam Boone is an interplanetary arbitrator rather than a diplomat. The requisite sets of comic aliens are well represented, perhaps to a fault. And when you set up your own impasse between imaginary aliens of your own creation, there's little suspense that your own negotiator will find a solution. And like all the novelettes in this issue, it is much too long, as I discovered around page ten when I metaphorically stopped to check my watch. Okay, so it's not Retief. Turn off your brain and have fun with it, anyhow.

52. Second Life Library 2.0: July 2006
    Science fiction author bud sparhawk talked to an audience of about 30 at the Info Crowd for bud sparhawk The new library highrise has a reference area,  
    http://secondlifelibrary.blogspot.com/2006_07_01_archive.html
    
    Extractions: @import url("http://www.blogger.com/css/blog_controls.css"); @import url("http://www.blogger.com/dyn-css/authorization.css?targetBlogID=26326987"); Thinking outside the box...inside the box. On Saturday night author Lopayza Moonlight talked about her work, creating fiction into virtual reality in Second Life and took the 15 attendees on a tour of her creation in Apoda. On Wednesday night, Lorelei Junot and Eiseldora Reisman talked to SLED - the Second Life Graduate Education group, and gave them a tour of Info Island including the Main Library and the ICT library. Approximately 20 attended. Some are gearing up for fall classes and will use the library to supplement their courses. Tech Soup had a wonderful mixed reality event to show their new directory of non-profits in Second Life, and various speakers, including a library representative talked on their organizations to a crowd of nearly 60. The event was wonderful. Glitter and her group did a tremendous job and it was exciting to have so many people on the island.

53. Chicon 2000: What's New, Aug-Dec 2000
    www; sparhawk, bud www; StevensArce, James. www; Strock, Ian Randal. www; Szpindel, Isaac. www; Tosney, Kathryn. www; Weinberg, Bob www;  
    http://www.chicon.org/whatsnew/log2000e.htm
    
    Extractions: Next: What's New, Jan 2001-current Chaz Boston Baden/Erik V. Olson, webmaster@chicon.org 01-Nov-2000 Pictures from Chicon 2000 - more links. 19-Oct-2000 Convention Reports - now online. If you have one you'd like to add, please mail the webmasters. Pictures from Chicon 2000 - another link added. 18-Oct-2000 Pictures from Chicon 2000 - added more links. 17-Oct-2000 Pictures from Chicon 2000 - link list of various collections of images from Chicon 2000, including... Pictures from onsite.chicon.org - ... the long overdue collection of pictures from the onsite webserver. 29-Sep-2000 Programming - information on program recordings is now up. 20-Sep-2000 Hugo Voting Results - rewrote HTML to some form of sanity, comments from the Administrator added. Big Heart info added. 19-Sep-2000 Masquerade - list of award winners, link to photographs posted. Staff and Committee Roster - updated Exhibits, Facilites, Finance Division, Chairman's Office. 17-Sep-2000 Staff and Committee Roster - updated Condiments, Exhibits, and Program Divisons. Hugo Voting Results - now online.

54. Science Fiction Resource Guide: What's Changed
    Three authors your maintainer recognized right off the bat were Spider Robinson, bud sparhawk, and Tom Easton. Mind s Eye Fiction publishes professional  
    http://sf.emse.fr/SFRG/sfrgc2.htm
    
    Extractions: Next: Entries Deleted This section covers changes to the entries of the Science Fiction Resource Guide, i.e. when an entry's URL, name, description, or maintainer changes. If an entry is deleted and then reinstated shortly thereafter, it'll be logged here. Otherwise, newly-added or recently-deleted entries can be found under What's New and Entries Deleted , while other administrative changes to the SRFG can be found in our Update Log Frank Herbert: The World of Dune (duneworld.com) "In an effort to breathe life back into the Dune Chronicles, I have tried to create the most complete Dune site available..." ( Alex Dunkel (uiuc.edu))

55. Free Speculative Fiction Online: Stories From Analog
    bud sparhawk Magic s Price (Analog, March 2001); Nebula Nomination for Best bud sparhawk Clay s Pride (Analog, July 2004); Nebula Nomination for Best  
    http://www.freesfonline.de/Magazines2.html
    
    Extractions: Randall Garrett: Viewpoint Analog , January 1960) (from Project Gutenberg H. Beam Piper: Oomphel in the Sky Analog , November 1960) (from Project Gutenberg Alternate link Harry Harrison: The K-Factor Analog , December 1960) (from Project Gutenberg James H. Schmitz: Lion Loose Analog , October 1961) (at Baen WebScription EBooks Hugo Nomination for Best Short Story 1962. A sample from this collection Gordon R. Dickson: Sleight of Wit Analog , December 1961) (at Baen WebScription EBooks A sample from this collection Christopher Anvil: Pandora’s Envoy Analog , April 1961) (from the Baen Free Library Available in different formats here James H. Schmitz: Gone Fishing Analog , May 1961) (from the Baen Free Library Available in different formats here Lloyd Biggle, Jr.: Monument Analog , June 1961) (at Baen WebScription EBooks Hugo Nomination for Best Short Story 1962. A sample from this anthology Christopher Anvil: The Hunch Analog , July 1961) (from the Baen Free Library Available in different formats here H. Beam Piper:

56. Bud Sparhawk - Tienda CYbErDaRk.NeT - Libros
    Translate this page bud sparhawk. Listado de títulos disponibles en la tienda . En este momento tenemos TODOS los títulos de este listado en nuestras instalaciones  
    http://tienda.cyberdark.net/bud-sparhawk-a7495.html

57. PhilCon 2006 Wrapup (David Louis Edelman)
    U.S. to Live That Are Culturally Relevant, Very Cheap, Not Too Hot, Not Too Cold, and Not in a Red State with Scalzi, bud sparhawk, and Ernest Lilley.  
    http://www.davidlouisedelman.com/book-promotion/philcon-wrapup/
    
    Extractions: David Louis Edelman is a novelist and web programmer. His first book, Infoquake MultiReal , will be released in July 2008. You can contact Dave via e-mail at dedelman@gmail.com Infoquake John W. Campbell Award Nominee for Best Novel 2006 Mass market paperback edition coming from Solaris Books Summer 2008

58. FoxAcre Press Small Press: Science Fiction & Fantasy Reprints FoxAcre Press Smal
    0967178398, $12.00. Hawksbill Times Two. 0970971168, $15.00. bud sparhawk. Sam Boone Front to Back. 0970971176, $15.00. Lawrence WattEvans  
    http://www.foxacre.com/

59. RandomAlex
    bud sparhawk, “Frost,” Darker Matter 1 Cherie Priest, “Our Lady of the Wasteland and the Hallelujah Chorus,” Dreadful Skin  
    http://randomalex.net/
    
    Extractions: January 12th, 2008 great cast! It should be an amazing movie. Can you tell where this is going? Stardust The effects were very cool - very Posted in Books TV/film January 12th, 2008 Oh. My. Goodness. When out shopping today, I decided to act on impulse and visit JB to finally buy The Mummy , because I only have this taped off TV. I expected that I would be able to get it as a double with The Mummy Returns , which I was fine with. Turned out that I could only get it as a trilogy, with The Scorpion King The Mummy by itself. Plus, it was 20% off all DVDs, which was even better. For that reason, we had a look around the store for anything else that caught our eye, which is how we ended up with the Blade trilogy as well. Then, on the way out, my darling saw the stall where they have the multiple-movies-in-one-case. There was one with The Mummy The Mummy Returns Scorpion King Van Helsing The Hulk Doom Pitch Black (love it; love Claudia Black!), Chonicles of Riddick (same; plus Judi Dench in such a cool, out-there role)

60. Internet Book List :: Book Information: Year's Best Science Fiction: Fourteenth
    Thirteen Phantasms by James P. Blaylock; Primrose and Thorn Primrose by bud sparhawk; The Miracle of Ivar Avenue Hollywood by John Kessel  
    http://www.iblist.com/book49024.htm
    
    Extractions: Edited by Gardner Dozois. Contents: Immersion by Gregory Benford The Dead by Michael Swanwick The Flowers of Aulit Prison by Nancy Kress A Dry, Quiet War by Tony Daniel Thirteen Phantasms by James P. Blaylock Primrose and Thorn [Primrose] by Bud Sparhawk The Miracle of Ivar Avenue [Hollywood] by John Kessel The Last Homosexual by Paul Park Recording Angel by Ian McDonald Death Do Us Part by Robert Silverberg The Spade of Reason by Jim Cowan The Cost to Be Wise by Maureen F. McHugh Bicycle Repairman [Chattanooga] by Bruce Sterling The Weighing of Ayre by Gregory Feeley The Longer Voyage by Michael Cassutt The Land of Nod [Koriba (Kirinyaga)] by Mike Resnick Red Sonja and Lessingham in Dreamland by Gwyneth Jones The Lady Vanishes by Charles Sheffield Chrysalis [Sister Alice] by Robert Reed The Wind Over the World by Steven Utley Changes by William Barton Counting Cats in Zanzibar by Gene Wolfe How We Got in Town and out Again by Jonathan Lethem Dr. Tilmann’s Consultant: A Scientific Romance

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