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Terence M. Green
Terence M. Green (Photo 1996 Merle Casci) Terence M. Green (BA, BEd, MA) of Toronto, the author of six books, is profiled in Canadian Who's Who, Contemporary
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Extractions: Terence M. Green was born in 1947 in Toronto, Ontario, and still lives there with his wife and family. Since 1968, he taught English at East York Collegiate Institute until his retirement recently. He was educated at the University of Toronto where he was awarded both a B.A. and B.Ed. He also has an M.A. in Anglo-Irish Studies from University College, Dublin. Shadow of Ashland was nominated for a World Fantasy Award. Terence M. Green Website Advertisement document.write(''); Are you one of those lucky folk who know their family history? By that I mean, do you know what your grandparents and/or your aunts/uncles are/were like as people rather that just as big folk with big voices who told you to go out and play? Yeah? Well, consider yourself lucky. Some of us didn't and wish, at times, we did. But I've had a glimpse of what this must be like. For I've been fortunate enough to read Shadows of Ashland Some dozen years ago, I was on an airline shuttle bus riding from Providence to Logan Airport after attending a convention. That weekend, I had read a freebie SF digest magazine because it contained a story by one of my favourite authors. In the same issue was a story called
Terence M. Green - Bibliography Summary
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Science Fiction Writer Robert J. Sawyer: Terence M. Green
green, terence M(ichael), born in Canada on 2 February 1947
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Extractions: I Support: Abstract: A 1,000-word profile of Canadian SF writer Terence M. Green by Nebula-Award-winning SF writer Robert J. Sawyer. Green is the author of the novels Barking Dogs, Children of the Rainbow, Shadow of Ashland, and Blue Limbo , and is a contributor to and the 1994 Tor anthology Northern Stars. Interview conducted February 1992 at Green's home; first published in Aloud, Terence M. Green is boldly going where no Canadian Science Fiction Author has gone before. He's the first SF author in this country to cross-over from having his books issued as genre SF in the States to having a novel released as a mainstream work from a major domestic publisher. True, when Margaret Atwood and Hugh MacLennan wrote their SF novels The Handmaid's Tale and Voices in Time , they were released without the words "science fiction" on the spine. But unlike them, Green comes squarely out of the genre tradition of SF: he's best known for his brilliant short work in the American digests Isaac Asimov's Science Fiction Magazine and The Magazine of Fantasy and Science Fiction Children of the Rainbow , as a mainstream trade paperback.
Terence M. Green
Guide to Canadian Science Fiction on the internet. Actors, Authors, Filmmakers, Books, Music, Magazines, Websites and much more. terence M. green was born in Toronto in 1947.
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Extractions: Don't forget to visit the current MiC Newsletter for news, reviews, a guest editorial and more! Associated with Chapters.Indigo.ca . and Alibris - Books You Thought You'd Never Find Terence M. Green Available at Chapters.ca Terence M. Green was born in Toronto in 1947. Since publishing his first SF story 1978 Terence has published 5 novels, a short story collection and a number of short stories. He has been nominated for an Aurora Award 5 times with the short stories Barking Dogs and Blue Limbo (both of which have been made into novels) and the novels Children of the Rainbow and, the twice nominated, Shadow of Ashland Shadow of Ashland was also a World Fantasy Award finalist in 1997. Terence's latest novel called A Witness To Life has been nominated for a 1999 World Fantasy Award Terence newest novel is a sequel to Shadow of Ashland called St. Patricks Bed published by Tor/Forge Books Terence has a Website that lists all of his novels with links to reviews. His site also has a detailed
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Extractions: Toronto writer Terence M. Greens 1999 novel A Witness to Life , (Forge Books, NY/H.B. Fenn, Canada) has been nominated for the World Fantasy Award for Best Novel. Cited by Booklist as "profoundly moving," by Kirkus as "phenomenal," by The Edmonton Journal as "compassionate and understated," the Globe and Mail proclaimed that "Greens Joycean celebration of Toronto is worth a shelf full of histories. It comes alive in a way only the best fiction can." The World Fantasy Award is a juried award that has been bestowed annually since 1975 at the World Fantasy Convention. Previous conventions have been held in such places as Los Angeles, New York, Chicago and London, England. In 1984, Ottawa hosted the convention, and the site will be Montreal in 2001. This year the convention will be held in Corpus Christi, Texas (October 26 29), where the winner will be announced. Accompanying the award is a carved metal bust of renowned American fantasist H.P. Lovecraft
Science Fiction Writer Robert J. Sawyer: Terence M. Green
terence M. green. by Robert J. Sawyer. Copyright © 1993 by Robert J. Sawyer AllRights Reserved. green, terence M(ichael), born in Canada on 2 February 1947
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Extractions: I Support: Green, Terence M(ichael) , born in Canada on 2 February 1947 Green, a high-school English teacher in his native Toronto, had his first SF story, "Japanese Tea," published in the Australian anthology Alien Worlds in 1978. His first sale to the U.S. was "Till Death Do Us Part" in the December 1981 ; he's had three other stories in that magazine since, plus three in Asimov's (including a collaboration with Andrew Weiner in the June 1988 issue). Green is a soft SF writer; his work is thoughtful, introspective, and character-driven, and most often explores family relationships. Green's first novel, Barking Dogs (1988), expanding his brilliant short story of the same name from the May 1984 Ark of Ice contains a sequel novelette entitled "Blue Limbo." Green's second novel, Children of the Rainbow Ten of his stories were collected in The Woman Who Is the Midnight Wind (1987) from Canada's Pottersfield Press. Notable stories include "Ashland, Kentucky" (first published in
The SF Site: Terence M. Green Reading List
terence M. green was born in 1947 in Toronto, Ontario and still lives there with his wife and family.
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Extractions: Terence M. Green was born in 1947 in Toronto, Ontario and still lives there with his wife and family. Since 1968, he taught English at East York Collegiate Institute until his retirement recently. He was educated at the University of Toronto where he was awarded both a B.A. and B.Ed. He also has a M.A. in Anglo-Irish Studies from University College, Dublin. Shadow of Ashland was nominated for a World Fantasy Award. Leo Nolan's father has just passed away. It triggers the wanderlust that took him to Ashland where he met Jeanne, his second wife, whom he is crazy about. She has a son, Adam, a University of Toronto English major, by Bobby who now lives in Dayton, Ohio but never seemed interested in being a father. While Adam wonders what his bio-father is like, Leo is haunted by dreams about his paternal relationship and the mysterious nightly movement of his father's personal effects. Leo decides a road trip with the ghost of his father is needed to find out what Bobby Swiss is like and maybe, at the same time, work out why he and his father grew into the men they became. Is he destined to be his father's son or is he the fellow he thinks he can be? Martin Radey has a heart attack on a Toronto bus. He's more wistful than sad. He wonders what happened to his son Jack. He wonders what he could have done differently. Slowly, what emerges is a snapshop chronology of his life. We become privy to his youth, to his life courting his first wife Maggie Curtis, to the birth of his son and daughter, to his ache at the early death of Maggie, to his increasing alienation from the children (the son is the missing Jack and the daughter is the dying mother of Leo Nolan in
Terence M. Green
terence M. green (BA, BEd, MA) of Toronto, the author of six books, is profiledin Canadian Who's Who, Contemporary Authors, Oxford Companion to Canadian
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Extractions: Terence M. Green (BA, BEd, MA) of Toronto, the author of six books, is profiled in Canadian Who's Who, Contemporary Authors, Oxford Companion to Canadian Literature, The Encyclopedias of Science Fiction and Fantasty , etc. He has guest lectured at the University of Toronto (where his novel, Shadow of Ashland is currently being taughtENG 236S), and given readings and talks throughout North America. A specialist in family-memoir novels and science-fiction/fanatasy, he has been the subject of numerous TV, radio and print interviews. Selected Publications: A Witness to Life ; forthcoming. New York: Forge Books, 1999.
Shadow Of Ashland, By Terence M. Green - Staff Recommendations From The Book Hou
The Book House of Stuyvesant Plaza, Albany, NY encourages its staff to make recommendations of the books that they particularly like. terence M. green has given readings and talks at venues throughout Canada, the USA England.
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Way to go Buckaroo! (Stay tuned for updates); terence M. green has receiveda $4500 Grant from the Toronto Arts Council for his novel St.
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Extractions: April 2000 Subscription form Email Subscribe Unsubscribe Made In Canada Newsletter Issue #5 - Aug 31, 2000 ( Click here to view last months Newsletter) It's been a busy month for me. I'm in the middle of moving (my house, not my website) so I haven't done a lot with MiC since the last newsletter. This month I have some cool SF news and some excellent award news . The featured websites are the Con*Cept Boreal Convention website , and the Ad-Astra convention Website . The media review is the very impressive Rue Morgue Magazine . You won't find any new entries this month (due to the aforementioned move) but I did make a few updates . Look for a bunch of new entries next month. Feel free to send me news, upcoming book releases and especially your comments to canadian_sf@hotmail.com News The Toronto in 2003 WorldCON bid will be voted on at ChiCON THIS WEEKEND! (Sept. 3rd, 2000).
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Extractions: Terence M. Green was born in 1947 in Toronto, Ontario and still lives there with his wife and family. Since 1968, he taught English at East York Collegiate Institute until his retirement recently. He was educated at the University of Toronto where he was awarded both a B.A. and B.Ed. He also has a M.A. in Anglo-Irish Studies from University College, Dublin. Shadow of Ashland was nominated for a World Fantasy Award. Leo Nolan's father has just passed away. It triggers the wanderlust that took him to Ashland where he met Jeanne, his second wife, whom he is crazy about. She has a son, Adam, a University of Toronto English major, by Bobby who now lives in Dayton, Ohio but never seemed interested in being a father. While Adam wonders what his bio-father is like, Leo is haunted by dreams about his paternal relationship and the mysterious nightly movement of his father's personal effects. Leo decides a road trip with the ghost of his father is needed to find out what Bobby Swiss is like and maybe, at the same time, work out why he and his father grew into the men they became. Is he destined to be his father's son or is he the fellow he thinks he can be? Martin Radey has a heart attack on a Toronto bus. He's more wistful than sad. He wonders what happened to his son Jack. He wonders what he could have done differently. Slowly, what emerges is a snapshop chronology of his life. We become privy to his youth, to his life courting his first wife Maggie Curtis, to the birth of his son and daughter, to his ache at the early death of Maggie, to his increasing alienation from the children (the son is the missing Jack and the daughter is the dying mother of Leo Nolan in

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