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Top Ten, #1 of 5 - Beyond the Farthest Precinct by Paul Di Filippo, 2005 ABERRATIONS - Issue 36 - April Apr 1996: Your Gold Teeth; The Gate of Ishtar from Babylon in Berlin; Spacer Superstition; The Charges Against Him; Mr Zachary's Old Fashioned Ideas; Where the Wise Man Sings; Hector; Jack Vance by Richard (editor) (Jack Vance; Don Webb; Paul Di Filippo; T. Jackson King; Blair, 1996-01-01 Doc Samson (The Orgone Invasion, # 2) by Paul Di Filippo, 2006 Pulphouse: The Hardback Magazine Issue 8: Summer 1990, Science Fiction AMAZING STORIES - Volume 64, number 5 - January Jan 1990: Sweet Savage Sorcerer; Earthlonging; Sacrament; In His Likeness; Living with the Giants; The Devil and Roy Bean; The Rose and the Scalpel; Memories that Dance Like Dust in the Summer Heat by Patrick Lucien (editor) (Esther M. Friesner; N. Lee Wood; M. Shayne Bell; Adrian Nikolas Phoenix; Phillip C. Jennings; Paul Di Filippo; James Collett; Gregory Benford) Price, 1990 The Magazine of Fantasy & Science Fiction 508 Sept 1993 by paul di filippo jerry oltion,lynn hightower,gregory benford mike conner marc laidlaw, 1993 Magazine of Fantasy and Science Fiction September 1988 by Edward L (Editor) Phyllis Eisenstein, P E Cunningham, Russell Griffin, Marion Zimmer Bradley, John Landsberg, Jessie Thompson, Ron Goulart, Rudy Rucker, Paul Di Filippo, Algis Budrys, Harlan E Ferman, 1988 Top 10 #4 Beyond the Farthest Precenct: Grand Central Stasis by Paul Di Filippo, 2006-01-01 Top 10 #3 Beyond the Farthest Precinct: Gone Fishing by Paul Di Filippo, 2005-01-01 Magazine of Fantasy & Science Fiction July 2004 by r. garcia y robertson, albert e. cowdrey, et all 2004 FANTASY AND SCIENCE FICTION - Volume 73, number 5 - November Nov 1987: Buffalo Gals Won't You Come Out Tonight; Conspiracy of Noise; In Midst of Life; Love at the 99th Percentile; Lunch at Etienne's; Daemon; Master of the Game by Edward L. (editor) (Ursula K. Le Guin; Paul Di Filippo; James Tiptree Jr.; Christopher Gilbert; Nancy Etchemendy; James Patrick Kelly; Martha Soukup; Isaac Asimov) Ferman, 1987 Magazine of Fantasy & Science Fiction April 2005 by m. rickert, paul di filippo, et all 2005 Magazine of Fantasy & Science Fiction April 2003 by albert e. cowdrey, gary w. shockley, et all 2003 Science Fiction Age July 1994 (Volume Two, Number 5) by David Brin, Paul Di Filippo, et all 1994

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61. TecaLibri: Paul Di Filippo: Vita Di Strada
    Translate this page Autore, paul di filippo. Titolo, Vita di strada. In, William Gibson , Cuori elettrici.Edizione, Einaudi, Torino, 1996, Tascabili 383. Lettore, Renato di Stefano, 1996.  
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62. Science Fiction & Fantasy / Authors, A-Z / ( D ) / Di Filippo, Paul
    1. Lost Pages by paul di filippo, paul di filippo. 3. The Steampunk Trilogy Victoria Hottentots Walt and Emily by paul di filippo, paul di filippo.  
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    Extractions: In 1988, readers of Fantasy and Science Fiction magazine were treated to a collaboration between Paul Di Filippo and Rudy Rucker called "Instability," in which Jack Kerouac and Neal Cassady were sent on a crash-course trajectory hurtling into John von Neumann and Richard Feynmann (a.k.a. "Doctor... Read more Nebula finalist Paul Di Filippo follows The Steampunk Trilogy , a collection of alternate-history novellas, with Ribofunk , a biotechnological hard-SF collection. As the radical shift of genres may indicate, Ribofunk is astonishingly diverse in subjects and styles, even though its 13 stories make up a... Read more

63. A Secret History Of Our Time By Paul Di Filippo
    A Secret History of Our Time by paul di filippo -. paul di filippohad four books published in 2002, and will have four more appear in 2003.  
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    Extractions: - A Secret History of Our Time by Paul Di Filippo - This article is an excerpt from a longer piece entitled "Science Fiction & Fantasy - The many guises of literary fantasy - from comic short stories to slip-stream fiction to mega-novels of alternative history." published in Washington Post Book World, December 15 2002 A Secret History of Our Time How to summarize in a few hundred words or less a series of maximalist, encyclopedic novels replete with scores of major characters and totalling nearly 2,000 pages? An impossible task! All that can be done is to limn roughly the charms and flavors of Edward Whittemore's long-unavailable cult classics, and point you toward their new publisher, the ambitiously indefatigable Michael Walsh of Old Earth Books, who has republished them in paperback and gone the extra mile by assembling new introductions and biographical essays for this project of rediscovery. Whittemore's grand themes - the mutability of identity, the tragicomic nature of life, the way pretense becomes reality, the war between faith and materialism, the nature of failure and redemption, the struggle either to fulfill or overcome one's heritage - ensure that his massive story, however baggy its pants, will still inspire strong frissons and catharsis, as well as many laughs. The tangled lineages of his characters - think Ross MacDonald squared - illustrate his desire to make the essential connections that alone confer meaning to life. And his intricate plots ultimately invalidate any of the small logics humans employ to make sense of creation, in favor of the heart's intuition under the light of the soul.

64. Paul Di Filippo-The Steampunk Trilogy
    paul and Emily. paul di filippo's The Steampunk Trilogy (Four Walls EightWindows, 1995) is perhaps a bit too clearly named. di filippo  
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    Extractions: Paul and Emily Paul Di Filippo's The Steampunk Trilogy (Four Walls Eight Windows, 1995) is perhaps a bit too clearly named. Di Filippo is one of those gifted authors whose writing defies categorization, sometimes jumping willy nilly between sub genres and styles. His immensely important book, Ribofunk , is on its face a sort of biotech collection, but also delves into and occasionally dissects the human condition, questioning the nature of what it is to be human, and what might lie beyond, or perhaps along side. Trilogy is a set of three novelettes, all roughly partaking of the conventions of the Steampunk genre, yet going beyond it to explore the strange world that is Di Filippoland. The first, Victoria , revolves around the substitution of a human/newt clone for the Queen. Very, very weird. The second, Hottentots , goes off the deep end completely, following the frantic hunt for the pickled private parts of the Venus of the Hottentots, a grisly artifact that is to be used as a nefarious magical fetish. The Usual Suspects of the Victorian adventure/melodrama appear, but normalcy is left far behind. Also very, very weird, and often bordering on obscene. But the third story... And awakes on an endless sea of Grass (of course, with Whitman along) in the Land of the Dead. The expedition realizes that its Spiritualist Machines will not get them back to the world of the Living, and it becomes clear that it was Walt and Emily who supplied the metaphysical power that allowed the group the jump to the next Plane. For rising from the Leaves of Grass are the embodied souls of dead poets, the first two who are the modern shadows of our two intrepid poets, Allen Ginsberg ("a fine Hebraic" name, boomed Walt) and Sylvia Plath. The poets are journeying to the Great Sea, to be reabsorbed, as their final act as incarnated souls, and they take the folks from Amherst along with them on their trek. At the end of the journey, Walt and Emily confront a mountain-sized God of Poetry, who casts them back to their own world like twigs in a gale.

65. B L U E J A C K ~ Paul DiFilippo
    paul difilippo. Prolific short story writer, and judging by his vast publicationof reviews a voracious reader. di filippo is widely regarded as a richly  
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66. Karuna, Inc - A Novella By Paul Di Filippo
    Karuna, Inc a novella by paul di filippo. He learned about pain anddeath from an ugly dying dog. It had been run over and lay by  
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    Extractions: by Paul Di Filippo He learned about pain and death from an ugly dying dog. It had been run over and lay by the side of the road, its chest crushed, bloody foam bubbling from its mouth. When he bent over it the dog gazed at him with glasslike eyes that already saw into the next world. To understand what the dog was saying he put his hand on its stumpy tail. "Who mandated this death for you?" he asked the dog. "What have you done?" Philip K. Dick, The Divine Invasion Memories of the 37th M aybe he should get himself a dog. A doga pet, a constant companion, something to fuss overmight help. But then again, maybe not. It was so hard to know, to make up his mind. Considering his unique situation. His special troubles. His extra share of suffering. Adding any unknown factor to the sad equation of his life might disguise its solution, remove any answer forever beyond his powers of philosophical computation. (Assuming his lifeanyone's lifewas solvable at all.) But how could he know for sure without trying?

67. Free Speculative Fiction Online: Paul Di Filippo
    paul di filippo. (US, born 1954). Nominated for 2 Nebulas. Storiescurrently online Neutrino Drag (SciFiction, 2001) (at SciFiction).  
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68. Paul Di Filippo: FC&F Em Portugal
    paul di filippo, uma enciclopédiaonline. paul di filippo Contos Vidas de Pedra ?  
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69. Paul Di Filippo - Bibliography Summary
    paul di filippo Bibliography Summary. Pub Biblio Alpha Chron MainMenu Search filippo, paul di (Woonsocket, Rhode Island, USA, 1954-).  
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70. Short Reviews: Paul Di Filippo
    filippo's Bibliography . Short Reviews paul di filippo. PressOne for Literature permanent link. An amusing and thoughtful  
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71. The BBR Catalogue: SF Eye
    Highly acclaimed critical magazine, with regular columnists including Bruce Sterling,Misha and paul di filippo. Issues available Our Price inc. p p, Status.  
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    Extractions: Issues available: Our Price Status Tenth anniversary issue with an interview with Jack Womack, plus articles by Michael Bishop, Richard Calder, Paul Di Filippo, William Gibson, Nicola Griffith, Gwyneth Jones, Eugene Mosburg, Bruce Sterling, Lucy Sussex, Takayuki Tatsumi, Don Webb, and Julia Witwer (A4, 132pp p/b) UK:

72. AnyBook4Less.com - Author: Paul Di Filippo
    Keyword, 1 2 Next 1. Compare Prices, Cover Image, Title Babylon Sisters byPaul di filippo ISBN 1894815807 Publisher Promega Corp Pub.  
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73. Film-Landkarte Paul Di Filippo
    Translate this page paul di filippo. Wer paul di filippo mag, mag eventuell auch dieseFilme. Je näher sich zwei Filme sind, umso wahrscheinlicher ist  
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74. ƒ|[ƒ‹EƒfƒBEƒtƒBƒŠƒ|(Paul Di Filippo)
    ?··, paul di filippo, 1954, USA. List.1995 *The Steampunk Trilogy; 1996 *Ribofunk; 1996 *Destroy All Brains!  
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    Extractions: Paul Di Filippo U.S.A. List Short Fiction uƒXƒg[ƒ“‚͐¶‚«‚Ä‚¢‚év Stone Lives uƒXƒLƒ“ƒcƒCƒXƒ^[v Skintwister uŒn“”­¶v Phylogenesis (Ed:George Zebrowski Synergy III u¬‚³‚È“­‚«ŽÒv Littler Worker uƒtƒ‰ƒNƒ^ƒ‹EƒyƒCƒYƒŠ[v Fractal Paisley uƒp[ƒeƒB! ƒp[ƒeƒB!! ƒp[ƒeƒB!!!v

75. Fractal Paisleys
    Get It Here! by paul di filippo, paul di filippo. Ciphers A PostShannonRock 'N' Roll Mystery UNABRIDGED; paul di filippo, paul di filippo.  
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    Extractions: Paul Di Filippo is many things: author of The Steampunk Trilogy Ribofunk , and Lost Pages ; a two-time Nebula Award finalist; a leading practitioner of alternate history; one of the original steampunks; one of the original cyberpunks; and a modern master of satire. The 10 stories in Fractal Paisleys blend alternate history, hard SF, modern fantasy, noir-detective fiction, satire, and pop culture to varying degrees, creating what the author calls "trailer park science fiction," in which regular folks (middle-, working-, and nonworking-class) encounter great and terrible powers and technologies of human, alien, futuristic, and fantastic origin. In "Do You Believe in Magic?", the ultimate self-absorbed, '60s-obsessed Baby Boomer emerges from his New York apartment for the first time in 20 years and finds himself an icon and a joke, and his city fire-bombed and theme-parked. In "Flying the Flannel," one of the few Di Filippo stories to feature a female protagonist, an unknown garage-rock group is part of a cosmic battle of the bands, in which the fate of Earth itself is at stake. In the terrifying "Earth Shoes" (possibly the most unusual Philip K. Dick-inspired story ever written), a quantum-uncertainty-infected mood ring gives successive characters the power to remake reality according to their own often unacknowledged and dangerous desires. The remaining stories are as inventive, witty, entertaining, and well-written, making this another high-caliber collection from Paul Di Filippo.

76. La Science-fiction - Di Filippo, Paul, 1954-
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    Extractions: Di Filippo, Paul, 1954- La trilogie steampunk : [nouvelles] / Paul Di Filippo ; traduit de l'américain par Monique Lebailly. Paris : J'ai lu, 2000. 317 p. ; 18 cm. (J'ai lu ; 5534. Science-fiction) ISBN 2-290-30237-6. SDM: A015647 [A 4] [Titre original: The steampunk trilogy. Ed. originale, 1995.] Trois longues nouvelles: la reine Victoria mutée en batracien, des créatures lovecraftiennes envahissent le Massachusetts, la poétesse Emily Dickinson s'amourache de Walt Whitman. On voit le style "rétrocipatif". [Yvon Allard] Accueil Retour Plan du site Recherche Dernière mise à Jour de cette page : 7 Août 2001

77. Paul Di Filippo Books
    Fractal Paisleys By paul di filippo, paul di filippo (hardcover October 1997).Lost Pages By paul di filippo, paul di filippo (paperback - October 1998).  
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78. Interests
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79. Pages Perdues De Paul Di Filippo
    Translate this page Pages perdues. de paul di filippo. Un petit plaisir rare mais que l'on savourepleinement, Inédit. paul di filippo est surtout connu pour ses nouvelles.  
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80. Ink Nineteen: Paul DiFilippo
    paul difilippo Fractal Paisleys Four Walls Eight Windows I read di filippo's Ribofunkabout a year ago, so I was looking forward to reading Fractal Paisleys  
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    Extractions: I read Di Filippo's Ribofunk about a year ago, so I was looking forward to reading Fractal Paisleys , another collection of short fiction. It was somewhat of a pleasing shock to read another side of Di Filippo. While Ribofunk could be thought of as falling squarely in "cyberpunk" (I shudder it's the literary equivalent of "grunge"), Fractal Paisleys is a combination of sex, drugs, rock and roll, and white trash. And aliens, robots, illicit gene therapy, the last of the old-school critics... Di Filippo is no idle borrower, either. He knows his stuff, and peppers his stories with plenty of legit musical references. The opening tale, "Master Blaster and the Whammer Jammer meet the Groove Thang" features Stevie Wonder and Peter Wolf (ex of J. Geils Band) as freelance trash men who stumble upon... well, the Groove Thang. The magical powers of John Lennon's glasses is interesting, as is the theory that Kurt Cobain's cardigan was actually a sort of fuzzy off-green Terminator, on a mission from the future. "Flying the Flannel" manages to reference just about every early-'90s band I listened to.

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