61. LII - Results For "fantasy Fiction" Subjects science fiction fantasy fiction horror Utopias in literature The Web site of Seattlebased science fiction author Terry Brooks features http://www.lii.org/advanced?searchtype=subject;query=Fantasy fiction;subsearch=F

62. SCIFI.COM: Web Guide > Literature & Books > Criticism outsider literature, aka science fiction, horror, and other genres. The author of genre reading guides Fluent in fantasy and science fiction, http://www.scifi.com/webguide/subcategory.php3?id=66

63. SCIFI.COM: Web Guide > Literature & Books > Small Press horror Gothic, literature Books, Paranormal, SCI FI Channel, science Best known for their science fiction, fantasy, and horror, Ziesing also http://www.scifi.com/webguide/subcategory.php3?id=341

64. Twentieth Century: Internet Collections By Period, Etc.: Literature: Subject Gui science fiction and fantasy Research Database an index to over 50000 historicaland critical items about science fiction, fantasy and horror. http://libraries.mit.edu/guides/subjects/literature/twentieth.html

Literature Resources Classical and Medieval Literature Sites 16th-19th Century Literature Sites Twentieth Century Literature Sites American, Canadian and Australian Literature Sites Drama Sites Poetry Sites MIT Literature Department Marlene Manoff Associate Head/ Collection Manager, Humanities Library mmanoff@MIT.EDU MIT Subject Guides 20th - 21st Century Lost Poets of the Great War - contains information on, as well as the text of poems by Rupert Brooke, Wilfred Owen, Isaac Rosenberg and others. There is also a chronology of World War I and a bibliography. Also includes some audio material. Maintained by Harry Rusche (Emory University). Index of 20th Century American and British Literature (Alphabetical by Author) - pieces range from mere blurbs to scholarly essays. Index of 20th Century American and British Literature (Outline Format) - an index to free internet articles on topics in English and American literature.

65. Brandeis Libraries Guide Science Fiction And Fantasy Literature science fiction and fantasy literature, 19751991 A Bibliography of sciencefiction, fantasy, and horror fiction Books and Nonfiction Monographs http://library.brandeis.edu/resources/guides/sciencefictionandfantasyguide.html

66. Bookwire Martian Spring science fiction Sells sf by published authors, Source SFBrings rare and unique science fiction, fantasy and horror right to your door. http://www.bookwire.com/bookwire/booksellers/SciFi-Booksellers.html

Boston Book Review Publisher's Weekly School Library Journal booksinprint.com ... Small Press Other Useful Links ABA ALA BISG Literary ListServ The BookWire Index Science Fiction Booksellers Adder's Choice Bookstore Deals in science fiction and fantasy, especially those titles of Philip K. Dick. Books in English as well as in French. First editions, reading copies and collectibles are available. Covers of the many books are on view for customer perusal. Annie's Book Stop Annie's is primarily a used paperback bookstore, with a friendly, knowledgable staff. We specialize in romance and science fiction, but have tens of thousands of books in other categories, as well. We sell most pre-read paperbacks for 1/2 cover price, and allow customers to bring in thier papaerbacks for a store credit redeemable on more pre-reads. Augustine Funnell Books This Canadian-based bookstore specializes in mystery, science fiction and fantasy literature and a variety of nonfiction titles. Basement Full of Books Basilisk Dreams Books A science fiction and fantasy bookstore, located in Ottawa. We also sell some horror titles. Site includes selective book reviews and staff recommendations. The Bent Cover Bookstore Sells both hardcovers and paperbacks of modern firsts editions as well as cookbook, sci-fi, romance and mystery genres. Offers many customer services such as free delivery and searches.

67. Books, Literature & Writing: Fiction : Science Fiction & Fantasy - Subject Guide Organizes Balticon, an annual science fiction and fantasy convention, Crook Award for the best first novel in science fiction, fantasy, or horror. http://www.epfl.net/subjects/subjectguide.cfm?cid=193&sid=5&pid=169

68. Fiction Links - Literature - British Council - Arts Bibliographies of science fiction, fantasy and horror genres. The Good Book Guide Includes an AZ of links to children s book author sites. Orange Prize http://www.britishcouncil.org/arts-literature-links-fiction.htm

69. University At Buffalo Libraries - Lockwood - Kelley Collection Reference Guide to science fiction, fantasy, and horror. Articles addressscience fiction and utopian literature and often have a multidisciplinary http://ublib.buffalo.edu/libraries/units/lml/kelley/science.html

Science Fiction Stories Authors represented include: Poul Anderson, Ray Bradbury, Marion Zimmer Bradley, Arthur C. Clarke, Samuel R. Delany, Gordon R. Dickson, George A. Effinger, Harlan Ellison, Ursula LeGuin, H. P. Lovecraft, Joanna Russ, Clifford Simak, Timothy Zahn, and Roger Zelazny H. Beam Piper The Cosmic Computer (Ace, 1963) Robert E. Vardeman Masters of Space (Avon, 1987) Alexei Panshin Star Well (Ace, 1968) Alex Raymond Flash Gordon (Avon, 1974) To identify science fiction stories that are part of the Kelley Collection do a KEYWORD search on BISON using the statement: kelley and science fiction To locate history and criticism of science fiction do a KEYWORD search on: science fiction and history and criticism To locate critical and biographical material on individual authors, search the author as SUBJECT, for example: delany, samuel Internet links Bibliographies Periodicals Internet Links Science Fiction Resource Guide http://sflovers.org/SFRG/

70. Science Fiction Reference Books: An Analytic Guide To Sources In The Main Readin F4 C65 MRR Alc currey Currey, LW science fiction and fantasy authors a justice Justice, Keith L. science fiction, fantasy, and horror reference an http://www.loc.gov/rr/main/gopher/sciencefic.html

The Library of Congress Especially for Researchers Research Centers Home ... Bibliographies and Guides Find in Main Reading Room Pages Researchers Web Pages All Library of Congress Pages SCIENCE FICTION REFERENCE BOOKS An Analytic Guide to Sources in the Main Reading Room By Evelyn Timberlake Research Guides No. 21 . v. . v. Top of Page Home Bibliographies and Guides Find in Main Reading Room Pages Researchers Web Pages All Library of Congress Pages The Library of Congress Especially for Researchers Research Centers June 6, 2005 Contact Us: Ask a Librarian

71. Brushed Metal: It Worked! Time to try to do the same for science fiction, fantasy and horror writing. horror literature; the award is named in honor of Bram Stoker, author of the http://blogs.sun.com/roller/page/richb/?anchor=science_fiction_fantasy_and_horro

72. Classification Of Science Fiction, Fantasy, And Horror: Section 4.7 Please use this policy to classify works of science fiction, fantasy, and horrorin PZ 4, separately from other works of literature in the LC schedule. http://www.lib.byu.edu/~catalog/catalogwebsite/departmentmanual/section4.7.htm

Catalog Department Manual Classification of Science Fiction, Fantasy, and Horror 4.7: CLASSIFICATION OF SCIENCE FICTION, FANTASY, AND HORROR I. OBJECTIVE Please use this policy to classify works of science fiction, fantasy, and horror in PZ 4, separately from other works of literature in the LC schedule. This includes works about these genres. Authors who write exclusively in one or more of these genres should be classified here. Judgment about authors who also write in other genres is made on a case by case basis, whether to class all their writings in PZ 4, to class all of them in the regular LC number (P-PT), or to split their works, putting science fiction, fantasy, or horror in PZ 4 and other writings in the regular LC number. These decisions should be recorded in the author's authority record(s), which should be converted to "local" records so they won't be overlaid during the authorities outsourcing process (see instructions at Section 2.4.4

73. LSU Libraries -- Science Fiction And Fantasy Literature science fiction and fantasy literature; A Checklist, 17001974 with The Year sScholarship in science fiction, fantasy, and horror literature. http://www.lib.lsu.edu/hum/lit/SF&FANTASY.html

Home / Online Catalog A to Z Help Subject Guides: Literature Science Fiction and Fantasy Literature Throughout this guide, the abbreviation “SF” refers to the term “Science Fiction”. When approaching any reference work, patrons are always encouraged to read the “preface”, “Introduction”, “How to Use This Book”, etc., sections before actually using the book. These sections will usually answer questions regarding content, coverage, and basic organization for each work. Bibliographies and Guides Reference Guide to Science Fiction, Fantasy, and Horror. Burgess, Michael. Englewood, Colo.: Libraries Unlimited, 1992. CALL NUMBER: Z 5917 S36 B87 1992 (Reference) This guide is an impressive undertaking and covers a wide range of reference materials. Books (and other materials) are grouped in sections by type then listed alphabetically by main entry. Each Entry is numbered and provides bibliographical data, a description of the book’s organization, content, purpose, and a critical evaluation of the work. The various indexes refer to entry numbers. This is the best guide to secondary sources in SF and Fantasy. SF Bibliographies; An Annotated Bibliography of Bibliographical Works on Science Fiction and Fantasy Fiction

74. Science Fiction Research Bibliography science fiction and fantasy literature, A Checklist from Earlier Times to 1974 . science fiction, horror fantasy Film and Television Credits http://www.wsu.edu/~brians/science_fiction/sfresearch.html

Science Fiction Research Bibliography A Bibliography of Science Fiction Secondary Materials in Holland Library, Washington State University If you are doing research on science fiction, this bibliography is a good place to start. It is not a complete bibliography of SF research, only of that in the WSU library; and the call numbers may not match those in other libraries. It does not include works of science fiction as such. The items marked with an asterisk are those my own students should consult first when doing their research assignments. REFERENCE WORKS: Look for reference works and indexes first in the Reference Room, not in the regular stacks. Encyclopedias and general checklists: *Barron, Neil: Anatomy of Wonder 4: A Critical Guide to Science Fiction. (fourth edition) PN3433.8 .A63x 1995 This is among the most important standard reference works in the field, summarizing hundreds of pieces of fiction. It is especially strong on foreign SF, though this coverage was reduced in the fourth edition. Recommended especially for small libraries. The still-useful second (PN3433.5 .A6x) and third editions (HolRef PN3433.8 .A63x 1987) are also in the collection. Bleiler, Everett F.:

75. Rob Latham- Recent Works Of Reference On SF, Fantasy, And Horror science fiction Writers Critical Studies of the Major authors from the Early science fiction, fantasy and horror. Career Development Group (Library http://www.depauw.edu/sfs/review_essays/latham85.htm

Science Fiction Studies #85 = Volume 28, Part 3 = November 2001 Rob Latham Recent Works of Reference on SF, Fantasy, and Horror Richard Bleiler, ed Science Fiction Writers: Critical Studies of the Major Authors from the Early Nineteenth Century to the Present Day 2nd ed. Scribner’s, 1999. xxviii + 1009 pp. $125 hc. Neil Barron, ed. Fantasy and Horror: A Critical and Historical Guide to Literature, Illustration, Film, TV, Radio, and the Internet Scarecrow, 1999. xii + 816 pp. $85 hc. Robert Sabella. Who Shaped Science Fiction? Kroshka, 2000. xvii + 282 pp. $23.95 hc. Roger Shepard. Science Fiction, Fantasy and Horror Career Development Group (Library Association), 1999. xviii + 416 pp. £25 pbk. Distributed in the UK by Trigon Press. The last few years have seen a proliferation of reference books devoted to the fantastic genres. In second editions of major works, Richard Bleiler has updated his father Everett’s 1982 book of the same title, while Neil Barron has fused and revamped his previous reader’s guides, Fantasy Literature and Horror Literature (both published by Garland Press in 1990). Though the two books offer valuable revisions, they also have their problems; yet they are considerably superior to similar efforts by Robert Sabella and Roger Shepard.

76. Calls For Papers: CFP: Science Fiction, Fantasy, And Horror (7/ fiction, fantasy, and horror literature, including, but not limited to Teaching other courses through science fiction, fantasy, and horror (SF, F, http://cfp.english.upenn.edu/archive/2004-07/0106.html

CFP: Science Fiction, Fantasy, and Horror (7/25/04; 9/2/04-9/6/04) From: Solomon Davidoff ( solomon@theworld.com Date: Tue Jul 13 2004 - 21:28:02 EDT Next message: Yang, Sharon: "CFP: The X-Files and Literature (9/15/04; NEMLA, 3/31/05-4/2/05)" Previous message: MTJTSD@aol.com: "CFP: Mary Renault: One Hundred Years (9/15/04; NEMLA, 3/31/05-4/2/05)" Messages sorted by: [ date ] [ thread ] [ subject ] [ author ] World Science Fiction Convention Academic Program Track (Abstracts Due 7/25/2004) The 62nd World Science Fiction Convention (also known as Worldcon, and in this instance Noreascon 4) will be taking place in Boston, Massachusetts September 2-6, 2004. Attendance figures are expected to exceed 6000. The Academic Program Track is seeking papers, panel presentations, seminars, workshops, and poster presentations on all subjects relating to science fiction, fantasy, and horror literature, including, but not limited to: Teaching Speculative Fiction Teaching other courses through Science Fiction, Fantasy, and Horror (SF, F, Teaching through Speculative Media (Potter, Rings, and other things)

77. Children's Literature Section 5: Fantasy And Speculative Fictions science fiction vs. horror. So why categorize? Why might it be beneficial to I find fantasy harder to write than realistic fiction. (Peter Dickinson) http://faculty.ssu.edu/~elbond/sec5.html

Fantasy and Science Fiction Fantasy booktalks: Get into three groups. Each groups is given one of the genres of speculative fiction. They brainstorm the types of characters and scenarios which might appear in their genres Fantasy Science Fiction Horror Have them present their list to the class. Ask others to add any characters or scenarios they can come up with. What do these lists tell you about the genres? What do they show about speculative fiction in general? Types of Fantasy: Animal Toy Eccentric Characters Extraordinary Worlds ... Evaluating Modern Fantasy vs. Modern fairy tales vs. Science Fiction vs. Horror So why categorize? Why might it be beneficial to talk with students about the distinctions between these genres and subgenres? What might some of the drawbacks be to emphasizing distinctions? Do books fit these categories? Literature Circles First discussion The argument is often made that fantasy comes from the same realm of the imagination as folklore and myth. Discuss this issue. Think of the novels read for last week and the novels read for this week. What do they have in common? (characters? themes? the types of speculation?...) When does a story leave the realm of the "traditional" and become fantasy?

78. KCKPL Adult Services Readers Advisory bibliographies of the best science fiction, fantasy and horror authors. science fiction fantasy in Kansas City visit this fantastic site to get http://www.kckpl.lib.ks.us/refdept/reader.htm

Home RefDept ReadyRef Business ... Spanish KCKPL Adult Services/Reference Department Reader's Advisory Bestsellers Book News and Views Reader's Advisory African American ... Science Fiction and Fantasy Bestsellers - this week's hottest titles in Kansas City, Kansas. Most Requested Books - The 20 most popular books at KCKPL this week New York Times Best Sellers at the Kansas City, Kansas Public Library - Fiction, Non-Fiction and Mass Market. USA Today - current bestsellers, top 150 books, money bestsellers and audio bestsellers. Bestseller Clubs - sign up for automatic holds on your favorite fiction authors. - what everyone's talking about. BookLetters is our new e-newsletter service that lets users select the book news most important to them. Check out the choices in bestselling fiction and non-fiction, award winners for adults, teens and kids, as well as recommendations in a variety of subjects. BookBeat: The Fiction Newsletter of Kansas City, Kansas Public Library

79. GLBT SF, Fantasy & Suspense Literature There are many GLBT connections to science fiction, fantasy, horror, and Suspense Lovecraft, HP, Supernatural horror in literature, Indispensable, http://www.angelfire.com/ny/gaybooks/genre.html

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80. UNF Library Subject Guide: Science Fiction & Fantasy science fiction and fantasy Reference Index, 18781985 an International Author Year s Scholarship in science fiction, fantasy, and horror literature. http://www.unf.edu/library/guides/scifiandfantasy.html

Related Guides Do an alltheweb Search For Science Fiction Search Altavista ... Subject Guides Selected Science Fiction and Fantasy Resources Library Resources Indexes, Abstracts, and Databases (2nd Floor) here (FirstSearch) Electronic Library Humanities Full Text (WilsonWeb) Electronic Library Literature Resource Center (Gale) Electronic Library MLA Bibliography (Gale) Electronic Library Readers Guide to Periodical Literature AI3.R48 (Index/Abstract) Readers Guide Full Text Electronic Library Library Resources Reference Collection (2nd Floor) Reference materials provide quick answers on a variety of subjects. The UNF Library's Reference Collection should have specialized encyclopedias, dictionaries, and handbooks for nearly any subject you want to cover. The following materials are particularly useful for gathering information on science fiction and fantasy. You should also use the library's catalog to search for more specific areas. For example, if you are looking into women science fiction writers, try looking for the keywords "women" and "science fiction " in the WebLUIS advanced search screen. You can also limit the search to the Reference Collection by choosing Reference from the Location pull-down option.

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