41. Chamberlain: The Angenot-Khouri Bihliography Of Prehistoric Fiction: Additions, miller, P. schuyler. Old Man Mulligan, ASF, Dec. 1940; rpt. in his The Titan. Fantasy Press, 1952. LF, apud De Camp, Best . p. 358. http://www.trussel.com/prehist/chamber.htm

Science-Fiction Studies #28 (Vol. 9, Part 3), Nov. 1982. Notes and Correspondence pp 342-346 The Angenot-Khouri Bihliography of Prehistoric Fiction: Additions, Corrections, and Comment The impressive "International Bibliography of Prehistoric Fiction" by Marc Angenot and Nadia Khouri (in SFS No. 23) is almost equally impressive for what it omits. How fragmented SF scholarship is still! Perhaps no one in the US could have compiled their list of Continental sources, and few their Victoriana. On the other hand, no US researcher would have failed to check for reprints in Contento's Index, no properly raised Anglo-Saxon would have omitted Kipling's juveniles or the horrid fate of Huxley's Fifth Earl of Gonister, and not the most amateurish filler-writer for fanzines could have forgotten Cleve Cartmill's archetypally Nietzschean "The Link" (reprinted from ASF in Adventures in Time and Space Given the number of addenda and corrigenda that follow, the authors may need to tighten their topic further. Can "prehistoric fiction" feature primitive humanoids beyond Tellus-Le Guin's green Athsheans, De Camp's tailed Krishnans, the Yahoos of Davidson's "And Now Let Us Sleep"? If the cut-off line runs between Stone and Bronze Ages, what about Paleo-Indians or even non-metal-using foraging societies today? Nay, what of that first citizen of the Pacific Northwest, beloved Bigfoot? All four yeti/sasquatch stories listed below (by Aandahl, Brown, Cotter, and Pangborn) raise the significant issue of miscegenation, and no doubt they are only the top of the iceberg.

42. Collecting Science Fiction Books The Arrhenius Horror by P. schuyler miller (novella) The Hollow Man by Thomas Burke (short story) Conquerors Isle by Nelson Bond (short story) http://collectingsf.com/resources/avon_fantasy_reader_list.html

Home about fAq contact ... Search Site Stay up to date with our free newsletter Distant Suns! Also Receive a 5-Day Quick Course on Collecting Science Fiction Books as an Added Bonus! Name E-Mail Powered by GetResponse Avon Reader Series Avon Fantasy Reader Series Editor; Donald A. Wollheim Avon Science Fiction Reader Series Editor; Donald A. Wollheim Avon Science Fiction and Fantasy Reader Series Editor; Sol Cohen Note : Cover illustrations will be added shortly. Avon Fantasy Reader A digest sized publication consisting mostly of reprints with some original works. Although formated much like a traditional book anthology it, and the two companion series included here, are considered by most to be pulp magazines due to the binding technique used.. Each issue consists of a single signature with wrappers stapled together. The series is often collected as much for the wonderful pulp cover illustrations as for the contents. Issue # Contents: The Power Planet by Murray Leinster (novella) The Shuttered House by August Derleth (short story) Justice by The Gibsons (short fiction) The Voice in the Night by William Hope Hodgson The Woman of the Wood by A. Merritt (novella)

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44. L. Sprague De Camp His first book of fiction was Genus Homo, written with P schuyler miller, Genus Homo (1950, with P schuyler miller) Rogue Queen (1951) http://www.nndb.com/people/134/000057960/

This is a beta version of NNDB Search: All Names Living people Dead people Band Names Book Titles Movie Titles Full Text for L. Sprague de Camp AKA Lyon Sprague de Camp Born: 27-Nov Birthplace: New York City Died: 6-Nov Location of death: Plano, TX Cause of death: Stroke Gender: Male Race or Ethnicity: White Sexual orientation: Straight Occupation: Author Nationality: United States Executive summary: Lest Darkness Fall Science fiction and fantasy author L. Sprague de Camp is remembered as one of the major authors of the Golden Age of science fiction literature. Responsible for continuing the Conan the Barbarian saga begun by friend Robert E. Howard , de Camp also produced a broad rage of other fiction and non-fiction works, including biographies of both Howard and H. P. Lovecraft as well as a variety of popular science works. Many of the latter were aimed at debunking non-scientific beliefs and included such titles as The Ancient Engineers The Great Monkey Trial (1968) and Lost Continents: The Atlantis Theme in History, Science, and Literature (1970). Some of de Camp's most popular works of fiction include

45. To The Styx And Beyond This third map, which Howard sent to P. schuylermiller in 1936, . When Howard told P. schuyler-miller that their fan-map was surprisingly accurate, http://www.dodgenet.com/~moonblossom/Cmuse15.html

To the Styx and Beyond Cartographic Curiosities of the Hyborian Age, part 2 By Dale E Rippke This revised article originally appeared in two parts as: Stygia and the Black Kingdoms, part 1 (REHUPA #189) Stygia and the Black Kingdoms, part 2 (REHUPA #193) Stygia and the Black Kingdoms of Kush researched and created by Dale E Rippke The two maps, 1932-rough (page 425) and 1932-final (page 423), while largely identical, contain several interesting differences. The two maps are drawn at slightly different latitudes. The 1932-rough map shows part of the southern nation of Stygia while relegating the northern nations (Nordhiemr and Hyperborea) to mere border areas. The 1932-final map reverses this showing the northern nations in full (for the most part) while dropping nearly all of Stygia off map with the exception of its northern border, the River Styx. Other differences include the size and location of Turan and the Inland (Vilayet) Sea, as well as the border areas between Argos, Koth, and Shem, and the border areas between Zingara and Pictland. Concerning Kush, however, it is one of the black kingdoms south of Stygia, the northern-most, in fact, and has given its name to the whole southern coast. Thus, when an Hyborian speaks of Kush, he is generally speaking of not the kingdom itself, one of many such kingdoms, but of the Black Coast in general. And he is likely to speak of any black man as a Kushite, whether he happens to be a Keshani, Darfari, Puntan, or Kushite proper. This is natural, since the Kushites were the first black men with whom the Hyborians came in contact - Barachan pirates trafficking with and raiding them.

46. Chris Perridas: H. P. Lovecraft & His Legacy An advertizing brochure announcing a new magazine being 2 pages of editorial text, 1 page of THE TITAN by P. schuyler miller and a full page illustration http://chrisperridas.blogspot.com/

@import url("http://www.blogger.com/css/blog_controls.css"); @import url("http://www.blogger.com/dyn-css/authorization.css?targetBlogID=16621011"); var BL_backlinkURL = "http://www.blogger.com/dyn-js/backlink_count.js";var BL_blogId = "16621011"; A presentation of H. P. Lovecraft, his contemporaries, and his historical significance. A 'blog of references, original mini-essays and Lovecraft's wide reaching influences. Multiplied tens of thousands have read these over NOW! OVER 1,000 !! posts of Lovecraftiana. Thank you! Research and enjoy! Now indexed and Encyclopedic in scope. Subscribe to My Lovecraft Blog Group Email: Visit this group Join Google Groups HPL Forum - or the Inner Circle at the Zoetrope HPL forum! Just go to http://www.zoetrope.com/ Sign Up. You will be given zoetrope e-mail access, which we fondly call z-mail. Z-mail me and I will invite you to the office for immediate participation. Word of the Day Web site content provided by The Free Dictionary About Me Name: Chris Perridas View my complete profile chrisperridas@yahoo.com

47. AuthDir.com -- Author Birthday/Web Directory [M] March 26 (1994); miller, Barbara – Emailas of 5-02 – February 23 miller, Margaret – Email-as of 5-01; miller, P. schuyler – February 21 (1912) - d. http://www.authdir.com/dir-m.shtml

www.AuthDir.com M Go here Maas, LJ [Email-as of 9-02] June 27 (1929) - d. August 23 (2001) Maberry, Jonathan Macaire, Jennifer [Email-as of 5-05] Machen, Arthur March 3 (1863) - d. March 30 (1947) Macias, Susan [Email-as of 3-03] July 11 June 14 Maclay, Charlotte [Email-as of 4-02] Macomber, Debbie [Email-as of 11-98] October 22 Madden, Sandra [Email-as of 2-03] [Email-as of 5-02] Madl, Linda ... [Email-as of 3-03] September 29 [Email-as of 2-00] Mahon, Annette [Email-as of 5-02] Maine, Priscilla ... [Email-as of 3-99] April 21 Maitland, Joanna [Email-as of 9-05] Majd, Kam Major, Ann ... [Email-as of 1-05] February 13 Malcolm, Anthea [Email-as of 4-97] Malcolm, M.L. [Email-as of 5-05] ... [Email-as of 3-03] July 11 Mallette, Gloria [Email-as of 5-05] Mallory, Anne Mallory, Rickey R. ... [Email-as of 1-03] March 22 Malmont, Valerie S. [Email-as of 3-03] June 5 (1908) - d. August 28 (1957) Malton, H. Mel [Email-as of 3-03] Malvey, Victoria [Email-as of 3-03] July 24 (1939) October 15 (1971) Manchee, William [Email-as of 6-02] August 22 (1947) Mancusi, Marianne [Email-as of 1-05] Manees, Raynetta [Email-as of 9-98] January 26 Manley, Lissa

48. JSTOR New Food Crops P. schuyler miller. BioScience, Vol. 20, No. 12, 689690. Jun. 15, 1970. P. schuyler miller Chairman, Editorial Committee Society for Pennsylvania http://links.jstor.org/sici?sici=0006-3568(19700615)20:12<689:NFC>2.0.CO;2-8

49. The Indexer - Subject Specialisms P. schuyler miller 6.163–4 A long fiction index (to Scott’s Waverley novels). Philip Bradley 8.153–63 Compiling the first Fiction Index. http://www.theindexer.org/index.php?option=com_content&task=view&id=25&Itemid=41

50. A Biography Of John Magee, Chapter 7 By Gary M. Emerson L. Merrill miller, D.D.. 327 schuyler County Clerk s Office, Book 10 of Deeds, p. 209. 328 W. W. Clayton, History of Steuben County, p. 188. http://www.crookedlakereview.com/articles/101_135/120summer2001/120emerson.html

Summer 2001 About CLR Current Issue Index ... Contact Us A Biography of John Magee Chapter Seven by Gary M. Emerson Introduction, Chapter One and Chapter Two Chapter Three Chapter Four ... Chapter Nine A New Community With defeat in the recent election bearing upon him, and the coal business prospering due to the war, Magee decided to leave Bath and establish residence in Watkins, location of the main offices of the Fall Brook Coal Company. The charter had expired on the Steuben County Bank, and twice he had suffered political embarrassment in Bath. Although he felt remorse about leaving his home in Steuben County, he said; "I cannot stay there; they have made me a pariah." Magee purchased his Watkins mansion from a friend, George Freer, in September, 1863, for $6,885.06. Standing at the northwest corner of what is today Fourth and Decatur Streets, the house was built in 1845 by Dr. Samuel Watkins, for whom the town of Watkins was named. After Dr. Watkins died in 1851, his widow married George Freer, her cousin and lawyer. When she died in 1853, Freer was left alone with the house. When he moved to another home in Watkins, the mansion stood deserted for a time. Duncan Magee and his wife, Catherine, had already established residence in the house before John and Arabella Magee bought it and moved in with the young couple.

51. ERBzine 0119: ERBANIA Fanzine Covers Mosaic I Illo by Roy Krenkel The Night Shapes review by P. schuyler miller Cartoon by Jim Cawthorn The Quartermain Saga by P. Ogde, ERBANIA 16 March 1965 ~ 16 pages http://www.erbzine.com/mag1/0119.html

Official Edgar Rice Burroughs Tribute and Weekly Webzine Site Since 1996 ~ Over 5,000 Webpages in Archive Master of Imaginative Fantasy Adventure Creator of Tarzan and "Grandfather of American Science Fiction" ERBzine 0119 Peter Ogden's established April 1956 Volume I: Issues 1 - 25 NOTE: Missing Covers and Content will be added to this Webpage as they become available. ERBANIA 1: April 1956 - 20 pages Cover Art: Peter Ogden The American Tarzan Strip by Peter Ogden G. P. Miclewright by Peter Ogden Bibliography of the Original Appearance of the Novels of ERB ERBANIA 2: December 1956 ~ 20 pages Cover Art: WO Daniels Case of the Spanish Tarzan Books by Darrell C. Richardson English Artists No. 2 by Peter Ogden Tarzan and the Champion review by John Harwood C. T. Stoneman, Creator of Kaspa by Peter Ogden ERBANIA 3: July 1957 ~ 26 pages Cover Art: W.O. Daniels Burroughs Confidential by Joseph W. Miller J. Allen St. John by Peter Ogden Resurrection of Jimber Jaw review by John Harwood F.A.M. Webster: Creator of Mwana, Lord of Leopards: Ogden Introducing Bantan by Peter Ogden Kaor: Letters Column The Round Table by Peter Ogden ERBANIA 4: April 1958 Cover Art: Jim Cawthorn Back Cover art by Mike Thompson A Visit With ERB by Forrest J. Ackerman

52. Let There Be Light - Robert A. Heinlein Let There Be Light first appeared in the second issue of Super Science Stories, along with others by L. Sprague de Camp, P. schuyler miller, http://www.troynovant.com/Franson/Heinlein/Let-There-Be-Light.html

Let There Be Light by Robert A. Heinlein Review by Robert Wilfred Franson Super Science Stories, May 1940 as by Lyle Monroe The Man Who Sold the Moon Off the Main Sequence April 2003 Some of Robert A. Heinlein's shorter science fiction stories moved into or out of his classic Future History series after 1940 as he refined the list over the years. "Let There Be Light" is one of the earliest entries in the sequence, an enjoyable minor story with an interesting lifeline itself. "Let There Be Light" first appeared in the second issue of Super Science Stories , along with others by L. Sprague de Camp, P. Schuyler Miller, James Blish and so on. Frederik Pohl, then the twenty-year-old editor of the new pulp magazine, mentions in his memoir The Way the Future Was that he was fortunate to snap up some good stories that John W. Campbell rejected for the industry leader, Astounding Science Fiction . Supposedly Campbell found some of the dialogue too risque in "Let There Be Light". Heinlein was prolific enough that even some of his most striking stories in Astounding appeared under his major pseudonym Anson MacDonald. In his own posthumous memoir

53. SCHUYLER V. LITTLEFIELD, 232 U.S. 707 (1914) Edwin D. Hays, Daniel P. Hays, and Ralph Wolf for appellee. miller thereupon gave Brown Company a check for $266600, which was deposited in the http://caselaw.lp.findlaw.com/cgi-bin/getcase.pl?court=US&vol=232&invol=707&frie

54. SLWA Online Catalogue /All Locations miller, P. schuyler (Peter schuyler), 19121974. Thing on outer shoal. Crew, Gary, 1947- Tan, Shaun Australian Broadcasting Corporation. http://henrietta.liswa.wa.gov.au:90/kids/0/search/as/as/121,4213,17086,B/framese

KEYWORD AUTHOR TITLE SUBJECT Record: Prev Next Author Saki, 1870-1916. Title The complete works of Saki. Published London : Bodley Head, 1980. LOCATION CALL NO STATUS MESSAGE Gr Fl, Arts Shelves 823/SAK Descript'n 944 p. ISBN Record: Prev Next

55. IMT ASF Astounding Analog Science Fiction Science Fact Magazine British Reprint Old Man Mulligan P. schuyler miller; Legacy - Nelson S. Bond; Spheres - D. M. Edwards; Justinian Jugg s Patent - L. Sprague de Camp; Fog - Robert Willey http://www.i-m-t.demon.co.uk/zines/asfbre.htm

ASF - Astounding/Analog SF Magazine British Reprint Edition (BRE) 14/11/06 this page is now up to date - save that some of the copies of issues noted as being in stock in "fair-good" condition maybe in slightly poorer condition than listed, and some may be in slightly better condition; those in slightly poorer condition will be advised to any would-be customer, and priced lower accordingly - and the condition description here corrected. contents not yet given for all issues; this will take time. i've just bought a small collection of prozines from a fan moving to a smaller house, brizzle way; the list of issues in stock is now correct; prices given for copies where contents are listed are correct for the copy to which the listing is appended; now i have to sort out the back room's lighting circuit (the landlord still hasn't - and i suspect will not, anytime soon this century...); i fear the damage is under the flat roof - or under the ground floor, where the landlord's contractor casually looped the cabling c. 25' from the former back wall, to underneath the consumer unit - posh for fuse box - at the front. and list the zines that've been waiting quietly on their shelves for over a decade, as well as those in their boxes here in the front, that've been waiting patiently for about as long...

56. Visions Of Mars - What We Do | The Planetary Society miller, P. schuyler. The Cave. 1934. Mitsuse Ryu, The Sunset, 2217 A.D.. Moorcock, Michael. Mars. 1988. Moore, C.L.. Dust of Gods. 1934. Newman, Kim http://www.planetary.org/programs/projects/messages/vom_contents.html

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57. Clarion University Vs Gannon University (Apr 03, 2006) 0 0 0 0 Ben Watkins p .. 0 0 0 0 schuyler p. . miller popped up to ss. Caldwell flied out to rf. 0 runs, 0 hits, 0 errors, 1 LOB. http://www.clarion.edu/Athletics/baseball/06stories/Stats/game21.htm

Clarion University vs Gannon University (Apr 03, 2006) Box score (newspaper) Play-by-Play Box score (newspaper) Play-by-Play Clarion Baseball Clarion University at Gannon University (Game 1) - Play-by-Play Apr 03, 2006 at Erie, Pa. (Gannon Univ. Field) Score by Innings R H E - Clarion University.. 000 000 - 5 Gannon University... 010 200 X - 3 6 1 - Clarion University starters: 14/ss M. Petrowsky; 28/rf J.Andrulonis; 31/c Jason Warner; 18/1b J. Yackovich; 2/2b Matt Allen; 24/dh Joe Klezek; 11/lf Cole Cook; 5/cf Doug Brown; 0/3b J. Premick; 8/p Ben Watkins; Gannon University starters: 5/2b Dziomba,Josh; 3/ss Payne; 35/1b Miller; 24/dh Caldwell; 17/3b Gnacinski; 6/c Leslie, Z; 28/rf McNerney; 14/lf Dziomba,Jon; 7/cf Harpster; 19/p Leslie, J; Clarion University 1st - M. Petrowsky struck out. J.Andrulonis struck out. Jason Warner grounded out to 2b. 0 runs, hits, errors, LOB. Gannon University 1st - Dziomba,Josh struck out looking. Payne doubled down the lf line. Miller grounded out to 2b; Payne advanced to third. Caldwell struck out.

58. Metafilter: How Quaint. | MetaFilter The closedloop business, where an artifact is brought from the future and never actually invented, is swiped from P. schuyler miller s 1944 story As Never http://www.metafilter.com/45959/Metafilter-How-quaint

skip to main content MetaFilter AskMeFi Projects ... New User Tags: startrek military glass aluminum ... awesome var federated_media_section = ''; Advertise here: Contact FM Metafilter: How quaint. October 18, 2005 2:28 PM Subscribe How do we know he didn't invent the thing? posted by kafziel (18 comments total) Transparent Aluminum! posted by devo at 2:31 PM on October 18 Nice Star Trek reference. posted by Karmakaze at 2:32 PM on October 18 Last good Star Trek adventure, ever. posted by johngoren at 2:34 PM on October 18 We will all miss Mr. Scott. How soon until they can get this armor on a plane so we can have Wonder Woman planes posted by fenriq at 2:34 PM on October 18 Doh, we all miss Mr. Scott. Dang! posted by fenriq at 2:35 PM on October 18 Transparent aluminium's been around for a long time - sapphires [Al(2)O(3)]. Some high end watches with "scratch proof" faces have (artificial) sapphire faces instead of glass. Artificial sapphire as starship viewports in hard sci-fi predates Star Trek, but I guess Star Trek IV popularized the idea of transparent aluminium. posted by PurplePorpoise at 2:45 PM on October 18 Dangit, I guess I don't know jack about Star Trek. I thought you were referencing

59. Vinylz Inc - Cover Art, Poster, Magazine Cover Reproductions, Album Cover Reprod Cover painting by Graves Gladney The cover story is a novelette written by P. schuyler miller. When the man s chin no longer trembled, some of his words http://www.vinylzart.com/cart.php?target=product&product_id=1777&category_id=133

60. ACE Image Library - ACE Perry Rhodan DOUBLE & SINGLES, Cover Art And Artists, Ge This edition includes P. schuyler miller S Fate of the Neptunians. PR053 CLARK DARLTON (aka Walter Ernsting) Spybot! (1974 PBO) http://people.uncw.edu/smithms/PR-series.html

PERRY RHODAN ACE SF SERIES ACE printed a lot of the popular (well, to some people - I never could quite get interested) PERRY RHODAN novels. Amazingly, I have a lot of these (courtesy of my uncle's collection). Originally published in Germany on 8 September 1961 as a weekly, which it remains to this day, Perry Rhodan Peacelord of the Universe , has been one of the most popular space heroes for science fiction fans in Europe. Series and characters were created by Karl-Herbert Scheer and Walter Ernsting. Arthur Moewig Verlag was the name of the German publishing company for Perry Rhodan The first ACE edition PERRY RHODAN volumes were published in the ACE five digit numerical series DOUBLES FORMAT in the 1970's, usually in the format of a single cover with both titles listed. They were published (however not exclusively) as ACE SINGLES, also in the 1970's. This often produces confusion (certainly to me), as not only was the five-digit numbering system used but the cover art changed from edition to edition. If you have any images for volumes not shown in this collection, the ACE IMAGE LIBRARY would appreciate any submissions. Cover artist information is limited for the ACE editions, although GEORGE WILSON and GRAY MORROW have done many covers (original cover art and interior illustration information is included in these entries). Pseudonym ("aka") information for some of the "PR stable of writers" is supplied. If you have additional information concerning these, a particular volume, or if I am wrong in my attribution, please let me know. Thanks!

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