21. BBC - Get Writing - - A2524961 - Stephen Baxter A short biography on science fiction author stephen baxter; writer of Evolution , Deep Future , Voyage and Time and Revolution in the Earth . http://www.bbc.co.uk/dna/getwriting/baxter

@import '/includes/tbenh.css'; Home TV Radio Talk ... A-Z Index 26th January 2008 Accessibility help Text only BBC Homepage GW Home ... Useful Links RELATED LINKS Arts Drama Radio 4 writersroom ... Help Like this page? Send it to a friend! Stephen Baxter ON GET WRITING The Craft: Writing Science Fiction Mini-Courses: Science Fiction, and more... Stephen Baxter, one of Britain’s foremost futurologists and writers of science fiction, was raised in Liverpool and now lives in Great Missenden. He has a degree in Mathematics from Cambridge, a PhD from Southampton and worked as a teacher of maths and physics before becoming a full time writer in 1995. He was involved in the Beagle 2’s search for life on Mars, which included contributing to a public lecture at the Royal Geographical Society. He also wrote several pieces for the project’s publications, and visited the Research Institute where the Beagle 2 was being built. Stephen’s novels include Evolution Deep Future Moonseed Voyage and Time as well as Revolutions in the Earth , his study of geologist James Hutton. Mini-Courses with Stephen Baxter: How To Start Writing a Short Story Researching Your World and Genre-Buster: Science Fiction Read more about Stephen Baxter: www.cix.xo.uk

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23. SF Hub: Stephen Baxter Archive This is the SF Hub web page for the stephen baxter Archive. http://www.sfhub.ac.uk/Baxter.htm

JavaScript must be enabled to activate the layout, formatting and navigation menu for this site. Alternative navigation can be found in the Sitemap the SF Hub for science fiction research Home Research resources Archives Stephen Baxter Archive Text size: The Stephen Baxter Archive Stephen Baxter is one of Britain's leading science fiction writers. Born in Liverpool in 1957, he first became interested in science fiction at school. Inspired to start writing his own stories, Baxter's early influences were Isaac Asimov, Ray Bradbury, James Blish and Larry Niven. Stephen Baxter went on to study Mathematics at Cambridge, then took a PhD in Engineering at Southampton University. He initially pursued a career as a teacher of maths and physics, then worked for several years in information technology. Yet all the while he maintained an interest in writing, with his scientific background providing an ideal foundation for writing the hard-SF for which he has become renowned. Baxter made his publishing breakthrough in Interzone in 1987 with The Xeelee Flower and since then has published dozens of short stories and several novels, each with an emphasis on strong characterization, plausible science and imaginative story-telling. His writing has won many accolades, including the John W. Campbell Memorial Award, the Philip K. Dick Award and the British Science Fiction Association Award, most notably for

24. Dr Stephen Baxter :Academic Staff :King's College London Academic profile of Dr stephen baxter, Lecturer in Medieval British History. http://www.kcl.ac.uk/schools/humanities/history/about/staff/baxter.html

Text only Current students For staff Contact ... Feedback Search site You are here: Home Schools Humanities History ... Search by Theme Dr Stephen Baxter Print version stephen.baxter@kcl.ac.uk Tel: +44 (0)20 7848 1089 Fax: +44 (0)20 7848 2052 Address: Department of History Strand London WC2R 2LS Lecturer in Medieval British History Areas of Interest Lordship and land tenure in early Medieval Europe Government and politics in eleventh-century England Domesday Book and the Norman Conquest of Britain Anglo-Saxon charters England Britain Europe Medieval ... Cultural History Research Stephen Baxter has just completed his book The Earls of Mercia: Lordship and Power in Late Anglo-Saxon England , forthcoming with Oxford University Press. This explores how one noble family negotiated the vicissitudes of English politics between the 990s and the 1070s, and considers how earls exercised power as agents of royal government, and through informal networks of land tenure, lordship and patronage. He is currently working on a sequel to this book, provisionally titled Power Structures and Political Patterns in the Reign of Edward the Confessor. He is also involved in a collaborative project to produce an edition of the Anglo-Saxon charters of the church of Worcester; he is a co-director of the Prosopography of Anglo-Saxon England (PASE) ; and is acting as the literary executor to the late Patrick Wormald.

25. Stephen Baxter - Voyager Online A profile of the author. The site includes a neat biography. http://www.voyageronline.com.au/authors/profile.cfm?Author=10

26. Vector Magazine So, when I read stephen baxter s previous RomanoBritish excursion, Coalescent, I put aside finding implausible a Cotswolds villa-owning family not speaking http://www.vectormagazine.co.uk/article.asp?articleID=51

27. Strange Horizons Reviews: Navigator By Stephen Baxter, Reviewed By Jonathan McCa What then are we to make of stephen baxter? Arguably the godfather of the contemporary hard SF scene, baxter has spent his writing career relentlessly http://www.strangehorizons.com/reviews/2007/11/navigator_by_st.shtml

CONTENTS Art Gallery Articles Columns ... Forum Navigator by Stephen Baxter Reviewed by Jonathan McCalmont 09 November 2007 If you lend an ear to certain voices echoing around the wood-panelled dining club that is modern SF, you'll no doubt be aware that some people consider SF to be suffering from a lack of willingness to engage with the future. In fact, some familiar genre names have taken to writing about the present (Greg Bear, William Gibson , and Jon Courtenay Grimwood ) or the past (Neal Stephenson and James Morrow ) rather than carrying on the old genre tradition of dreaming up plausible futures. Charlie Stross even accused alternate history writers of engaging in "a mad collective ostrich-head burying exercise rather than engaging with the world as it is." What then are we to make of Stephen Baxter? Arguably the godfather of the contemporary hard SF scene, Baxter has spent his writing career relentlessly pursuing scientific and philosophical ideas of dizzying scope and complexity before wrestling them to the ground and presenting them to us for our amusement and delectation. But then Baxter turned his eyes to the past while writing 2003's Coalescent (volume one of the Destiny's Children series). This flirtation with Roman Britain (and King Arthur) seemingly inspired Baxter to explore the world of historical fiction again, thus his current

28. Stephen G. Baxter, Ph.D. | Oblon Spivak McClelland Maier & Neustadt, P.C., Speci stephen G. baxter practices primarily in the firm s Chemical Department. His practice includes the preparation and prosecution of patent applications. http://www.oblon.com/people/index.php?id=3

29. Stephen Baxter On LibraryThing | Catalog Your Books Online There are 78 conversations about stephen baxter s books. 2007(26) aliens(13) alternate history(54) anthology(28) baxter(48) book club(14) http://www.librarything.com/author/baxterstephen

Language: English [ others Albanian Basque Bulgarian ... Welsh Over twenty-two million books on members' bookshelves. Home Book Suggestions Zeitgeist Groups ... Blog Photo by Szymon Sok³l (Worldcon 2005, Glasgow). 1 picture add a picture Author: Stephen Baxter Also known as: Stephen M. Baxter Stephen Baxter Members Reviews Rating Favorited Conversations Books by Stephen Baxter combine/separate works Manifold: Time 476 copies, 8 reviews Space 371 copies, 6 reviews The time ships 311 copies, 3 reviews Manifold : origin 288 copies, 4 reviews Evolution : a novel 286 copies, 4 reviews Coalescent (Destiny's Children Series) 274 copies, 12 reviews Ring 262 copies, 2 reviews 243 copies, 4 reviews Moonseed 239 copies, 4 reviews Titan 219 copies, 3 reviews Voyage 201 copies, 3 reviews Exultant 180 copies, 6 reviews Flux 152 copies, 1 review Raft 151 copies, 1 review Transcendent 143 copies, 3 reviews see all 115 books Member ratings Average: 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 Common Knowledge Share what you know. view history You must log in to edit Common Knowledge data.

30. Reviews In History: Reviewed by stephen baxter Christ Church, Oxford. It is now forty years since Galbraith published the Making of Domesday Book. Since then his thesis has http://www.history.ac.uk/reviews/paper/baxterStephen.html

@import url("../../goodmenus.css"); Institute of Historical Research Skip the menus Site map Site search Home ... About us Resources Partner sites Library Domesday The Inquest and the Book David Roffe Oxford: Oxford University Press ix+282pp. ISBN 0-19-820847-2 Reviewed by: Stephen Baxter Christ Church, Oxford It is now forty years since Galbraith published the Making of Domesday Book. Since then his thesis has been refined in various ways, but there has been no serious challenge to his central propositions: that the object of the Domesday survey was to produce Domesday Book, and that the purpose of the whole enterprise must be inferred from Domesday Book itself. Dr Roffe's book develops a radical alternative thesis. This is by any standards a remarkable thesis. To read it is to feel as if the landscape of Domesday scholarship has been struck by a tidal wave: one feels compelled to return to that landscape to see how many of the familiar structures of Domesday historiography have been swept away, and whether some of them will remain standing when the water eventually recedes. What follows can be no more than a sketch of some initial reactions: some of Roffe's propositions are forceful and compelling, but others are much less persuasive. It would be possible to list the virtues of the book at greater length. Some of Roffe's propositions are of such great moment that they merit very careful consideration; his difficult but plainly important thesis on demesne geld exemption is a case in point. For these reasons, one might go so far as to describe the book as a gold mine of Domesday scholarship; but the corollary is that one must mine for the nuggets of gold that it contains. There are also some striking omissions and some very doubtful propositions.

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32. The Mumpsimus: Once upon a time I offered to give an advance reading copy of stephen baxter s new novel, Exultant or Harry Turtledove s Homeward Bound to anyone who wanted http://mumpsimus.blogspot.com/2004/11/coalescent-by-stephen-baxter.html

Coalescent by Stephen Baxter skip to main skip to sidebar The Mumpsimus displaced thoughts on misplaced literatures 12 November 2004 Coalescent by Stephen Baxter Once upon a time I offered to give an advance reading copy of Stephen Baxter's new novel, Exultant or Harry Turtledove's Homeward Bound to anyone who wanted to write a review of the book and its predecessor(s). Nobody took me up on the offer, exactly. However, all is not lost. Stuart Carter let me know that he had written about both Exultant and Coalescent , the predecessor. Then Niall Harrison , who I'd secretly hoped had not gotten his hands on Exultant yet and would like to write about it, sent me a review of Coalescent . He didn't need my copy of the book (alas, since the whole point of the exercise was that I needed to get rid of some books), but I told him that if no-one else responded I'd be thrilled to use what he had written. In the meantime, he wrote about Exultant in a long and fascinating post about five recent space operas. Consequently, there's a lot of material about Exultant out there.

33. Matrix Magazine stephen baxter on the men who shaped our imagined futures. Some of the great British sf franchises of the Sixties, notably Doctor Who and the Gerry Anderson http://www.matrixmagazine.co.uk/articles.asp?articleID=42

34. Stephen Baxter - An Orion Author Find information about stephen baxter including Author Profile, books, Audio CDs, Audio Tapes, Author interviews, Author Profile, Author QandA and Reviews. http://www.orionbooks.co.uk/10273-0/author-Stephen-Baxter.htm

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35. Irish League Footballing Greats: Stephen Baxter Name stephen baxter Born 1 October 1965, Belfast Height 6.02 ft Weight 12.10 st Position Forward Representative Honours Northern Ireland Under18, http://irishleaguegreats.blogspot.com/2007/09/stephen-baxter.html

skip to main skip to sidebar Irish League Footballing Greats Friday, 21 September 2007 Stephen Baxter Name: Stephen Baxter Born: 1 October 1965, Belfast Height: 6.02 ft Weight: 12.10 st Position: Forward Representative Honours: Northern Ireland: Under-18, 3 Schools Caps ; Irish League: 2 Caps Club Honours: (with Linfield) Irish League Champion ; Irish Cup Runner-Up ; Gold Cup Winner ; Irish League Cup Winner (with Crusaders) Irish League Champion ; Gold Cup Winner ; Irish League Cup Winner (with Glenavon) Mid-Ulster Cup Winner Awards: Ulster Footballer of the Year Club Career: Glentoran (0/0 Total); Ards (41(2)/21 League, 1 Irish Cup goal, 20 Other goals); Linfield (82(32)/51 League, 3(1)/0 Europe, 82(20)/50 Other); Distillery (21(4)/6 League, 3/2 Irish Cup, 3/4 League Cup, 8(3)/2 Other); Crusaders (106(2)/40 League, 4/1 Europe); Glenavon (44(3)/19 League, 8 Other goals); Crusaders (51(5)/19 League, 3/1 Irish Cup, 1/0 League Cup, 4(1)/5 Other); Bangor (0(2)/0 Other). Biography: To follow. Posted by jcd at Labels: Award IL Rep Player - B comments: Post a Comment Newer Post Older Post Home Subscribe to: Post Comments (Atom) Links Irish Football Club Project NIFG Irish FA Irish Premier League Blog Archive December October Sixes Tournament Ulster Cup ... Welcome

36. Stephen Baxter From HarperCollins Publishers A twotime winner of the Philip K. Dick Award and recipient of the John W. Campbell Memorial Award, stephen baxter has also been a Hugo nominee as well as http://www.harpercollins.com/authors/612/Stephen_Baxter/index.aspx

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39. Science Fiction Book Reviews By stephen baxter. *, Del Rey. *, $24.00/$34.00 Canada Nor does baxter succumb to his tendency to make characters lecture each other about things they http://www.scifi.com/sfw/issue139/books.html

Ads_kid=0;Ads_bid=0;Ads_xl=728;Ads_yl=90;Ads_xp='';Ads_yp='';Ads_xp1='';Ads_yp1='';Ads_opt=0;Ads_wrd='[KeyWord]';Ads_prf='[Profile]';Ads_par='';Ads_cnturl='';Ads_sec=0;Ads_channels=''; IN THIS ISSUE Manifold: Time The Naked God RECENT REVIEWS The Martian Race Precursor Timeline Double Contact ... The Shapes of Their Hearts Manifold: Time The universe is not enough Manifold: Time By Stephen Baxter Del Rey $24.00/$34.00 Canada Hardcover, Jan. 2000 ISBN 0-345-43075-1 Review by Curt Wohleber ndustrialist Reid Malenfant knows that Earth's limited resources can't support the human race indefinitely. Malenfant, who washed out of the astronaut corps years earlier, wants to mine asteroids, an enterprise that will pave the way for a new era of commerce and exploration, securing humanity's future in the cosmos. But a man named Cornelius Taine urges Malenfant to look at the really big picture: Not even the whole universe can sustain humanity forever. In the far future, Taine notes, "the stars will die. It is going to be cold and dark, a universe of shadows." Taine follows this bleak but remote notion with a bizarre hypothesisbased on a chain of logic that is neither provable nor refutablethat humanity is probably doomed to extinction not at the end of the universe, but within a few hundred years. What to do? Scan for neutrino messages sent back in time by humanity's descendants, who will explain how to survive this eerily amorphous "Carter catastrophe."

40. Stephen Baxter - Authors - Random House A profile of stephen baxter from Random House, his publishing company in the United States. http://www.randomhouse.com/author/results.pperl?authorid=1676

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