1. Gene Wolfe - Wikipedia, The Free Encyclopedia Gene Wolfe (born May 7, 1931, New York, New York) is an American science fiction and fantasy writer. He is noted for his dense, allusionrich prose as well http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Gene_Wolfe

Gene Wolfe From Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia Jump to: navigation search Gene Wolfe Born May 7 New York City Occupation Novelist ... Short story writer Nationality United States Genres Fantasy ... Science Fiction Debut works "The Dead Man" (short story), Operation ARES (novel) Influences Jack Vance G. K. Chesterton Jorge Luis Borges Vladimir Nabokov ... Lewis Carroll Influenced Neil Gaiman China Mieville Gene Wolfe (born May 7 New York, New York ) is an American science fiction and fantasy writer. He is noted for his dense, allusion-rich prose as well as the strong influence of his Catholic faith, which he adopted after marrying a Catholic. He is a prolific short story writer as well as a novelist , and has won the Nebula Award and World Fantasy Award twice each, the Campbell Memorial Award , and the Locus Award four times. He has also been nominated for the Hugo Award multiple times. In 1996, Wolfe was awarded the World Fantasy Award for Lifetime Achievement. While attending Wolfe published his first speculative fiction in The Commentator, a student literary journal. Wolfe dropped out during his junior year, and was drafted to fight in the Korean War After returning to the United States he became an industrial engineer, receiving his degree from the

2. Borders - Feature - When Worlds Collide An Interview With Gene Wolfe Gene Wolfe is the author of several critically acclaimed sciencefiction series; The Book of the Long Sun and The Book of the Short Sun are just two of the http://www.bordersstores.com/features/feature.jsp?file=gaimanwolfe

3. Free Speculative Fiction Online: Gene Wolfe Gene Wolfe. (US, born 1931); Homepage ISFDB Bibliography Wikipedia Entry. Nebula Nebula WFA WFA. Nominated for 8 Hugos. http://www.freesfonline.de/authors/Gene_Wolfe.html

Free Speculative Fiction Online Home Authors Awards Magazines ... Links Gene Wolfe (US, born 1931) Homepage ISFDB Bibliography Wikipedia Entry Nominated for 8 Hugos. Winner of 2 Nebulas (and nominated for 17 more). Winner of 2 World Fantasy Awards (and nominated for 7 more). (These numbers refer to awards for best novel, novella, novelette and short story only!) Stories currently online: Easter Sunday The Arimaspian Legacy (at Infinity Plus The Case of the Vanishing Ghost Paul's Treehouse Orbit 5 Anthology, 1969) (at SciFiction Copperhead SciFiction (at SciFiction Under Hill Infinite Matrix , May 2002) (at Infinite Matrix Castaway SciFiction , February 2003) (at SciFiction Memorare , April 2007) On the 2007 Nebula Preliminary Ballot. Unrequited Love Subterranean , Summer 2007) Free SF Online v6.0 created September 1, 2006 by Richard Cissée. If you encounter any errors or dead links, please email me Comments and new links are always appreciated, but see my link policy

4. A Walking Tour Of The Shambles By Neil Gaiman And Gene Wolfe Gene Wolfe and Neil Gaiman invite you to tour the Shambles, that historic old Chicago neighborhood which miraculously survived the Great Fire of 1871. http://members.aol.com/garpub4/Shambles.html

This publication is Number 16 in a line of travel guides: "Little Walks For Sightseers." Cover by Gahan Wilson Interior Artwork by Randy Broecker and Earl Geier Gene Wolfe and Neil Gaiman invite you to tour the Shambles, that historic old Chicago neighborhood which miraculously survived the Great Fire of 1871. ("Ya can't burn Hell," as one local politician laughingly remarked.) Uniquely Chicago, the Shambles offers an array of delights for the intrepid sightseer: Cereal House with its Terribly Strange Bed (be sure to fill out the "next of kin" form if you stay the night: a quaint touch adding to the fun of an overnight visit); the House of Clocks boasts a collection of 20,000 time pieces (arrive on the hour, for an unforgettable moment); the historic H.H. Holmes' House with the bars on his children's windows still intact; Saunders Park, a soothing respite from the city streets (if one is careful), with its gardens, statuary, ornamental lake and the infamous Petting Zoo (a favorite with children, but it's best not to bring your own); plus many more intriguing sights In the finest tradition of Charles Addams and Edward Gorey, our trustworthy guides Gene Wolfe and Neil Gaiman reveal the secrets of the Shambles, finding the best places to eat, (and where not to accept food under any circumstances), where to begin your walking tour, and when to run.

5. Gene Wolfe - Authors - Books - Fine Arts - News (Note that was a very elliptical reference to a joke about a Catholic bishop that I read in some Gene Wolfe novel or another) http://www.wikio.com/fine_arts/books/authors/gene_wolfe

Search Gene Wolfe All News News Blogs New tab personalize your page by selecting the info that interests you! relevance date popularity Subscribe News Fine Arts Books Authors Gene Wolfe Gene Wolfe To read today's news personalize this page Vote! REVIEW: Soldier of Sidon by Gene Wolfe SF Signal - 01/22/2008 Tags : Authors Books Fine Arts Genetics REVIEW SUMMARY : Excellent Wolfe book for the uninitiated, Latro is personal and adventurous in this third installment of the Soldier of... series. MY RATING : BRIEF SYNOPSIS : Latro had little long-term memory. In fact, each night he forgot everything that happened the day before. As a result, he had to try to write down everything he experienced each day and read it back the next morning.... add comment send to a friend Vote! 9 VCs You're Gonna Want to Avoid dispatches from TJICistan - 01/15/2008 Tags : Authors Fine Arts Genetics 9 VCs You're Gonna Want to Avoid: amusing, but back here in coach, what do I know about sophisticated financial instruments? (Note: that was a very elliptical reference to a joke about a Catholic bishop that I read in some Gene Wolfe novel or another) add comment send to a friend Vote!

6. Gene Wolfe Gene Wolfe is best known for his Book of the New Sun series and its follow up sagas, all featuring the onetime professional torturer Severian. http://www.nndb.com/people/554/000092278/

This is a beta version of NNDB Search: All Names Living people Dead people Band Names Book Titles Movie Titles Full Text for Gene Wolfe Born: 7-May Birthplace: New York City Gender: Male Religion: Roman Catholic Race or Ethnicity: White Sexual orientation: Straight Occupation: Novelist Nationality: United States Executive summary: The Book of the New Sun Military service: US Army (Korea); Texas National Guard Gene Wolfe is best known for his Book of the New Sun series and its follow up sagas, all featuring the one-time professional torturer Severian. Also of note is his earlier novel Fifth Head of Cerebus . Although Wolfe is not as well known to readers as he once was, he has been the recipient of tremendous critical acclaim, including three World Fantasy Awards, two Nebulas, and eight Hugo Award nominations. Fellow sci-fi author Harlan Ellison has called him, "no less than one of the finest, most original writers in the world today", and the Encyclopedia of Science Fiction names him "quite possibly the most important" writer in the field of science fiction. Born in 1931, on the southwest tip of Long Island, New York, Gene Rodman Wolfe moved frequently as a child, but spent the bulk of his growing-up years in Texas. He identifies Houston as his hometown and cites the incredible heat, omnipresent in the days before air conditioning, as one of the many influences that steered him toward science fiction writing. Another influence was the sci-fi pulps he devoured in the local drug store, along with copious mysteries. Given that he attended Edgar Allan Poe Elementary School, it is also interesting to note that he was Guest of Honor at the 2002 World Horror Convention.

7. Gene Wolfe Gene Wolfe is my favourite author. There are many that compete for this spot, among them (in no particular order) Harlan Ellison, Philip K. Dick, http://ringlord.com/people/walrus/gw/

Gene Wolfe Gene Wolfe is my favourite author. There are many that compete for this spot, among them (in no particular order) Harlan Ellison, Philip K. Dick, Roger Zelazny, Ursula K. LeGuin, and Frank Herbert, just to name a few; but the writing and the story-telling of none of them captures my fascination and imagination in the way that Gene Wolfe does. ``Gene Wolfe is engaged in the holy chore of writing every author under the table. He is no less than one of the finest, most original writers in the world today. His work is singular, hypnotizing, startlingly above comparison. The Shadow of the Torturer breaks new ground in American literature and, as the first novel of a tetralogy, casts a fierce light on what will certainly be a lodestone landmark, his most stunning work to date. It is often said, but never more surely than this time: This book is not to be missed at the peril of one's intellectual enrichment.'' Harlan Ellison This page is rather sparse at the moment. I plan to add more detail, opinions, titles of my favourite stories, etc. as I find the time. The ``Sun'' Books The ``New Sun'', ``Long Sun'', and ``Short Sun'' are all linked in some way or other. Although set in a future so distant that our own time has receded out of all memory, this future ``Urth'' is also bent with age and decay, and infused with language and symbolism that predate most of our own memories, but evoke a sense of familarity. Wolfe weaves his stories with such care and love that the depth, density, and unforgettable imagery transports and forever leaves its mark upon us.

8. Internet Book List :: Author Information: Gene Wolfe Gene Wolfe is one of the most respected writers in the field, and one of the few authors in the genre whose stories have been accepted in mainstream http://www.iblist.com/author1079.htm

@import "http://www.iblist.com/css/site.css"; Books by Title by Author by Genre by Rating Authors by Name by Rating Series by Name by Genre by Rating IBList About Forums Donate Contact ... Statistics User Register Author Information: Gene Wolfe Comment! Rating: Weighted - 8.28 / Average - of 10 (204 votes) Comments: show them Biography's Source: Biography: Gene Wolfe is one of the most respected writers in the field, and one of the few authors in the genre whose stories have been accepted in mainstream publications such as The New Yorker. Nominated 19 times for a Nebula Award, he has received the World Fantasy Award for lifetime achievement. He is known for strikingly audacious novels such as The Fifth Head of Cerberus, but most readers will probably have learned to appreciate his writing in The Book of the New Sun series, and the associated Long Sun series. Wolfe lives in Barrington, Illinois, USA Omnibus Volumes: Shadow and Claw (1994) Latro in the Mist (2003) Collections: Island of Doctor Death and Other Stories and Other Stories, the (1980) Gene Wolfe's Book of Days (1981) Storeys from the Old Hotel (1988) Endangered Species (1989) ... Starwater Strains (2005) Anthologies: Again, Dangerous Visions (1972)

9. Colin Glassey On Gene Wolfe Gene Wolfe is a somewhat erratic genius. For me, sometimes he writes stories of deep beauty and intelligence, other times he writes stories that escape me http://www.teleologic.com/crghome/wolfe.html

The Novels of Gene Wolfe Last updated September 13, 1998 Gene Wolfe is a somewhat erratic genius. For me, sometimes he writes stories of deep beauty and intelligence, other times he writes stories that escape me completely. Wolfe has writen many books, more than I have read, along with many short stories. He says that he writes for at least one hour every day, no matter what. Wolfe stands in a very strange place, some of his work seems to fit neither in the relm of fantasy, nor does it fit comfortably in the world of science fiction. His language is what sets him apart from his contemporaries. He uses many rare and unusual words. He claims that he does not invent words, but they may as well have been invented considering how rarely used the words are. Some people may find his language offputting, I view it as part of the enchantment he casts upon his readers. The Shadow of the Torturer Series There are four books in this series: The Shadow of the Torturer The Claw of Conciliator The Sword the Lictor , and The Citidel of the Autarch By turns beautiful, bizzare, unsettling, deep, wise, and profoundly moving. There are four books in the original series (one was added later). The series was concieved and writen almost to completion before the first book was published (this is very rare in the field, and comendable).

10. Lupine Nuncio - Gene Wolfe News And Rumors gene wolfe is a science fiction writer, and author of many novels and short stories. I was introduced to him by James B. Jordan s many references to his http://members.bellatlantic.net/~vze2tmhh/wolfe.html

Gene Wolfe Welcome to a fan site dedicated to author Gene Wolfe. For recent news and rumors see The Lupine Nuncio New Soldier Book Wizard Knight The start Best reference Links Here My comments on Peace , from a posting on the Urth email list. Allusions to Christ in the Book of the New Sun article by Stephen Palmer. A great long interview by James Jordan. Discusses religious themes in Wolfe's work. From 1992. Another interview by Brendan Baber. From 1994. Page about Lexicon Urthus , by Michael Andre-Driussi. A wonderful companion for the New Sun series. Recommended. A bibliography (incomplete) My homepage and personal weblog Picture of Gene Wolfe signing autographs at Worldcon 98 Links Elsewhere Wolfe's reflections on the life of his friend, John Mayhew appeared in the July 2000 Locus An essay by Wolfe on Tolkien's significance hosted by Andy Robertson. Ultan's Library A great site for "Gene Wolfe Studies". Be sure to check it out! Urth mailing list for discussions of all Gene Wolfe works. Archives for Urth and the defunct Whorl list are available. The Templeton Gate A site with essays on Gene Wolfe and other SF luminaries, like Cordwainer Smith.

11. The Templeton Gate - Authors - Gene Wolfe During the 1970s gene wolfe, with the possible exception of James Tiptree Jr., was the most prolific short story writer in all of SF, with work appearing in http://templetongate.tripod.com/genewolfe.htm

Profiled by Galen Strickland Gene Rodman Wolfe ) New York-born, Texas-raised, Korean War veteran, a graduate of the University of Houston with a degree in Mechanical Engineering, for many years editor of the trade periodical Plant Engineering , retiring from that position in 1984 and writing full-time since. With these credentials one might expect Wolfe to be among the leaders of the Hard-SF league but almost the exact opposite is true. His work boasts some of the most poetic, but at the same time cryptic, use of the English language, both modern and archaic, and the closest literary models I can think of with which to compare him would be James Joyce and Thomas Pynchon, with a little bit of Proust thrown in for good measure. Photo courtesy of Paul Duggan from his Wolfe website "Though neither the most popular nor the most influential author in the sf field, Gene Wolfe is today quite possibly the most important. The inherent stature of his work is deeply impressive and he wears the fictional worlds of sf like a coat of many colors."

12. Some Moments With The Magus: An Interview With Gene Wolfe - Infinity Plus Non-fi infinity plus gangs up on a writer who is simultaneously the Dickens and the Nabokov of the speculative genres, an ineffable magus of prose. http://www.infinityplus.co.uk/nonfiction/intgw.htm

Some Moments with the Magus: An Interview with Gene Wolfe by Nick Gevers Michael Andre-Driussi , and James Jordan INTRODUCTION, BY NICK GEVERS I have interviewed Gene Wolfe before, early in 2002, for SF Site . Here is the summary of his literary career I offered then, together with an estimation of the uncertainties inherent in interviewing so consummately subtle a literary artist: sui generis , an ineffable magus of prose. Kim Stanley Robinson and Tim Powers may vie with him for supremacy as novelists within the genres of the fantastic; Lucius Shepard and Michael Swanwick may have his measure in the short fiction field; but across the full spectrum of textual length, Wolfe has no authentic qualitative equal his multi-volume novels and his intricately crafted short stories are all of a commanding piece. "This said, there are perhaps three distinct threads running through the Wolfe oeuvre, embodied respectively in the vast neo-classical novels, the contemporary fantasies, and the puzzles in miniature. The first bracket: Wolfe has a fascination with paganism and the rise of Christianity that eclipsed it, and has worked this into a series of related epics: The Book of the New Sun , made up of The Shadow of the Torturer The Claw of the Conciliator The Sword of the Lictor

13. Lupine Nuncio - Gene Wolfe News And Rumors For example, I had hoped to have Memorare by gene wolfe in time for the holidays. Not going to happen. I can show you the final cover though. http://mysite.verizon.net/~vze2tmhh/wolfeblog.html

Lupine Nuncio Forthcoming Wolfe: Pirate Freedom forthcoming in November Gene Wolfe News and Rumors Logged by Paul Duggan Thursday, January 24, 2008 Easter Sunday , is a straightforward religious short by Wolfe. Or...is it? posted by pduggie 3:17 PM leave a comment Thursday, December 13, 2007 Wyrm Publishing is offering a signed, limited edition of 500 of Memorare , a new Wolfe novella Humans go into space for many reasons. For some it’s adventure and excitement. Others, it’s the solitude. And some choose it for their final resting place. March Wildspring is a freelance cameraman, working on a documentary on the memorials drifting in the emptiness of space. Some are lovely, peaceful monuments to the deceased. Others are built not to honor the dead but trap the living. Memorial 19 is like nothing March has ever seen before. And when he and his crew enter it, they will not be allowed to leave unchanged.... The ordering page says its due in "winter", supposedly of 2007. The publisher, Neil Clarks, writes elsewhere For several reasons, including my ongoing battle with pneumonia, Wyrm Publishing's schedule has to be pushed back. Everything is still moving forward, just not at the pace I had hoped for. For example, I had hoped to have Memorare by Gene Wolfe in time for the holidays. Not going to happen. I can show you the final cover though. The cover is viewable at either link. A closeup of Bob Eggleston's cover is

14. Gene Wolfe, Science Fiction And Fantasy Writer wolfe, gene, The Fifth Head of Cerberus, Scribner, New York, 1972. The Death of Doctor Island and Other Stories and Other Stories, Pocket, New York, http://www.hycyber.com/SF/wolfe_gene.html

Gene Rodman Wolfe May 7, 1931 (Brooklyn, New York)- 1996 World Fantasy Life Achievement Award Novels Wolfe, Gene, Operation ARES, Berkley, New York, 1970. The Fifth Head of Cerberus, Peace, The Devil in a Forest, Follett, New York, 1976. The Shadow of the Torturer, World Fantasy Award The Claw of the Conciliator, Nebula The Sword of the Lictor, The Citadel of the Autarch, John W. Campbell Award Plan(e)t Engineering, New England Science Fiction Association, 1984. Free Live Free, Ziesing Brothers, Willimantic, Connecticut, 1984. Soldier of the Mist, Tor, New York, 1986. The Urth of the New Sun, Tor, New York, 1987. There Are Doors, Tor, New York, 1988. Soldier of Arete, Pandora by Holly Hollander, Tor, New York, 1990. Castleview, Tor, New York, 1991. Castle of Days, Tor, New York, 1992. Nightside of the Long Sun, Tor, New York, 1993. Lake of the Long Sun, Tor, New York, 1993. Sword and Citadel, Orb, New York, 1994. Calde of the Long Sun, Tor, New York, 1994. Orb, New York, 1994. (omni) Exodus from the Long Sun, Tor, New York, 1995. A Walking Tour of the Shambles: Little Walks for Sighseers #16

15. Gene Wolfe A bibliography of gene wolfe s books, with the latest releases, covers, descriptions and availability. http://www.fantasticfiction.co.uk/w/gene-wolfe/

Fantastic Fiction Authors W Gene Wolfe Preferences google_ad_client = "pub-4149752303753296";google_alternate_ad_url = "http://www.fantasticfiction.co.uk/frames/banner.htm";google_ad_width = 468;google_ad_height = 60;google_ad_format = "468x60_as";google_ad_type = "text_image";google_ad_channel ="5061332721";google_color_border = "6699CC";google_color_bg = "003366";google_color_link = "FFFFFF";google_color_url = "AECCEB";google_color_text = "AECCEB"; Home Awards New Books Coming Soon ... Years Browse Authors A H O V ... U Gene Wolfe (Gene Rodman Wolfe) Search Authors Search Books About Gene Wolfe New and Forthcoming Hardbacks Severian of the Guild The Book of the New Sun Pirate Freedom New and Forthcoming Paperbacks Severian of the Guild The Book of the New Sun Soldier of Sidon (Soldier of the Mist, book 3) Series Urth : Book of the New Sun The Shadow of the Torturer The Claw of the Conciliator The Sword of the Lictor The Citadel of the Autarch ... Shadow and Claw (omnibus) Sword and Citadel (omnibus) The Book of the New Sun (omnibus) Soldier of the Mist The Soldier of the Mist The Soldier of Arete Latro in the Mist (omnibus) Soldier of Sidon Urth : Book of the Long Sun Nightside the Long Sun Lake of the Long Sun Calde of the Long Sun Litany of the Long Sun (omnibus) Exodus from the Long Sun Epiphany of the Long Sun (omnibus) Urth : Book of the Short Sun On Blue's Waters In Green's Jungles Return to the Whorl Wizard Knight The Knight The Wizard The Wizard Knight Novels Operation Ares The Fifth Head of Cerberus Peace The Devil in a Forest ... Pirate Freedom Collections

16. Science Fiction Weekly Interview nother prolific sciencefiction author in gene wolfe s shoes might decide it s time to rest on his laurels after a writing career that has spanned decades. http://www.scifi.com/sfw/issue253/interview.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=''; RECENT INTERVIEWS Buffy the Vampire Slayer Villains The cast and crew of Queen of the Damned ... Peter Jackson Gene Wolfe invites readers to vacation on his science-fiction islands By Kathie Huddleston nother prolific science-fiction author in Gene Wolfe's shoes might decide it's time to rest on his laurels after a writing career that has spanned decades. But then he wouldn't be Gene Wolfe. The esteemed writer is busy at work on a new novel called The Wizard Knight , which is already destined to end up as a bigger story than one novel can hold. While Wolfe might take issue with those who call his work "intricate," "complex" or "dense," science fiction notables are impressed. In The Encyclopedia of Science Fiction , John Clute states that Gene Wolfe's importance has been twofold. "The inherent stature of his work is deeply impressive, and he wears the fictional worlds of SF like a coat of many colours." This man of many stories began writing science fiction in the 1950s and sold his first story, "The Dead Man," to

17. URTH: Discussion Of The Works Of Gene Wolfe Mailing list and forum for discussion of The Book of the Long Sun and other works by gene wolfe. http://www.urth.net/

URTH Urth Home Join/change list Books Archives from 9/04 Urth V309 Urth V308 Urth V307 Urth V306 Urth V305 Urth V304 Urth V303 Urth V302 Urth V301 Urth V212 Urth V211 Urth V210 Urth V209 Urth V208 Urth V207 Urth V206 Urth V205 Urth V204 Urth V203 Urth V202 Urth V31 Urth V30 Urth V29 Urth V28 Urth V27 Urth V26 Urth V25 Urth V24 Urth V23 Urth V22 Urth V21 Urth V20 Urth V19 Urth V18 Urth V17 Urth V16 Urth V15 Urth V14 Urth V13 Urth V12 Urth V11 Urth V10 Urth V9 Urth V8 Urth V7 Urth V6 Urth V5 Urth V4 Urth V3 Urth V2 Urth V1 Whorl V13 Whorl V12 Whorl V11 Whorl V10 Whorl V9 Whorl V8 Whorl V7 Whorl V6 Whorl V5 Whorl V4 Whorl V3 Whorl V2 Whorl V1 moonmilk FIND in This is the home page of the Urth List, an email discussion group about the works of Gene Wolfe. If you would like to subscribe to the list, you can sign up on the web here. Once you're signed up, you can contribute to the list by writing urth at urth dot net (you don't need to use the more complex address the system will suggest). If you were a member of the list before Sept. 12, 2004, you will need to sign up again here. September 2004 new mail server! Digest mode works now! Please sign up using the

18. Ultan's Library New online fiction by gene wolfe Unrequited Love at Subterranean Press online. Michael AndreDriussi s an article on gene wolfe from the March 2007 http://www.ultan.org.uk/

19. Subterranean Press » Fiction: Unrequited Love By Gene Wolfe Fiction Unrequited Love by gene wolfe. “Two loves I have, of comfort and despair.” —Shakespeare. You have no reason to listen to me, but may sigh and turn http://subterraneanpress.com/index.php/magazine/summer-2007/fiction-unrequited-l

HOME NEWS ORDER INFORMATION CATALOG ... FEEDBACK Fiction: Unrequited Love by Gene Wolfe “Two loves I have, of comfort and despair.” —Shakespeare You have no reason to listen to me, but may sigh and turn the page and be none the worse for it. Yet I have every reason to speak out. If this public confession of my innocent guilt lifts my spirits to the slightest degree, it will be well worth the loss of your esteem. You see, I am one who had done wrong while seeking to do good. There are millions like me in that, and most acknowledge no smallest trace of guilt. “My intentions were good!” Soon, one hopes, a great, blood-colored hand whose fingers are tipped with claws will close about them and drag them down to Hell. So it may drag me; and mine were good, though I scorn to offer that in my defense. It is results that matter in this world and in every other. My good intentions brought innocent hearts pain that will not end. Each night, once, twice, sometimes three times in a night, I rise and dress and go out to see if they are there. They are not, but would be if they could—poor simple little beings whose torment I began. Do you understand?

20. Fantasy And Science Fiction - Gene Wolfe Section Knowing gene wolfe has made the last twentyfive years better and richer and more interesting than they would have been otherwise. http://www.sfsite.com/fsf/2007/gwng0704.htm

April 2007 Book Reviews Charles de Lint Elizabeth Hand Michelle West James Sallis Columns Curiosities Plumage from Pegasus Film Kathi Maio Lucius Shepard Science Gregory Benford Coming Attractions Index of Title, Month and Page sorted by Author You can read a digital version of . Copies are available at: Available Format: Palm Reader Available Formats: Adobe Acrobat (PDF), Palm Reader (PDB), Rocket/REB1100 (RB), Microsoft Reader (LIT), Franklin eBookMan (FUB), Hiebook (KML), iSilo (PDB), Mobipocket (PRC) PC Digital Audio: PocketPC models, Apple iPod, Audible Otis, Rio players, Iomega HipZip, Visor with AudibleAdvisor, Digisette Duo-Aria MP3 player, Franklin eBookman PDA, Palm OS5 handhelds, Mac (Mac OS X and iTunes3) Digital Audio: Apple iPod, Audible Otis Current Issue Departments Bibliography How To Read Gene Wolfe by Neil Gaiman LOOK AT Gene: a genial smile (the one they named for him), pixie-twinkle in his eyes, a reassuring mustache. Listen to that chuckle. Do not be lulled. He holds all the cards: he has five aces in his hand, and several more up his sleeve. I once read him an account of a baffling murder, committed ninety years ago. "Oh," he said, "well, that's obvious," and proceeded off-handedly to offer a simple and likely explanation for both the murder and the clues the police were at a loss to explain. He has an engineer's mind that takes things apart to see how they work and then puts them back together.

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