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Mchugh Maureen F:     more books (25)

Mothers & Other Monsters: Stories by Maureen F. McHugh, 2006-06-01 China Mountain Zhang by Maureen F. McHugh, 1997-04-15 Mission Child by Maureen F. McHugh, 1999-11 Half the Day Is Night by Maureen F. McHugh, 1996-01 Biography - McHugh, Maureen F. (1950-): An article from: Contemporary Authors by Gale Reference Team, 2003-01-01 The Magazine of Fantasy and Science Fiction : March 2002 Volume 102 No. 3 Whole Number 604 by Gordon (Ed.); Albert E. Cowdrey; Robert Reed; Maureen F. McHugh; Jam Van Gelder, 2002 The Cost to Be Wise (Great Science Fiction Stories) by Maureen F. McHugh, 2007-12-11 Nekropolis by Maureen F. McHugh, 2002-11-01 Half the Day is Night by Maureen F. McHugh, 1994-01-01 Asimov's Science Fiction April 1994 (Apr.) by Michael / McHugh, Maureen F. / Resnick, Mike & others Swanwick, 1994-01-01 MOTHERS AND OTHER MONSTERS. Stories and Poems. by Maureen F. (SIGNED) McHUGH, 2005-01-01 Half the Day Is Night by Maureen F. McHugh, 1994-01-01 F and SF 1994--January by Jack McDevitt, Maureen F. McHugh. Contributors include Terry Bisson, 1994 The Magazine of Fantasy & Science Fiction: April 1995, Volume 88, No. 4 by Ray Bradbury, Maureen F. McHugh, et all 1995-04-01

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1. McHUGH Maureen F.
   mchugh maureen f. Maureen F. McHugh. USA (1959  
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2. Alpha Ralpha Boulevard: Maureen F. McHugh
   Maureen F. McHugh. (Image from McHugh's homepage) Other McHugh linksMaureen F. McHugh's homepage Bibliography China Mountain  
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3. SF-Bokhandeln: Maureen F McHugh
   Maureen F McHugh. China Mountain Zhang (1992, storpocket, St Martin's/Tor,USA, art.nr 13227) Pris 163 Ny utgåva av denna utmärkta  
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4. Maureen F. McHugh - Bibliography Summary
   Maureen F. McHugh Bibliography Summary. Pub Biblio Alpha MainMenu Search Short Fiction The Missionary's Child (1992) WATSFDB  
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5. Maureen F. McHugh - Publication Bibliography
   Maureen F. McHugh Publication Bibliography. Short Fiction The Missionary'sChild (1992) Isaac Asimov's Science Fiction Magazine  
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6. SFF Net Feature Desk: Links: Authors On The Web: Maureen F. McHugh
   Links Authors on the Web Maureen F. mchugh maureen f. McHugh http//my.en.com/~mcq/Maureen F. McHugh's science fiction essay stepmother and depression.  
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7. Maureen F. McHugh - Bibliography Summary
   Maureen F. McHugh Bibliography Summary. Pub Biblio Alpha ChronMain Menu Search McHugh, Maureen F. (Ohio, USA, 1959-).  
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8. The SF Site Featured Review: Nekropolis
   Nekropolis. Maureen F. McHugh. HarperCollins EOS, 257 pages. Nekropolis. MaureenF. mchugh maureen f. McHugh was born in 1959 in southwestern Ohio.  
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   Extractions: Maureen F. McHugh was born in 1959 in southwestern Ohio. She went to college at Ohio University, then got a master's degree in English Literature from New York University. After teaching as a part-time college instructor and doing temporary office work in New York City, she moved to Shijiazhuang, China, for a year. She moved back to Ohio, met her husband, and they now live in Cleveland, Ohio. Maureen F. McHugh Website Advertisement document.write(''); Maureen F. McHugh is one of those rarest of things: a genuinely important author. Everything she writes is important. Why? Because McHugh never takes the easy way out; she tackles tough subject matter and she does it brilliantly. In Nekropolis she tackles the touchy subject of life in a fundamentalist theocracy. Gender bias, genetic bias, and ancient traditions combine for a society that leaves little room for personal preference, and no chance of forgiveness. Hariba, at the young age of 26, has seen her life and future shattered by her brother's illegal actions. Her lesser-of-two-evils choice is to be "jessed" to submit docilely to a form of slavery that will comprise the rest of her life. As a jessed menial she is at the lowest level of society; equal only to the bio-engineered

9. The SF Site Featured Review: Mission Child
   Mission Child. Maureen F. McHugh. Avon EOS Books, 385 pages. Mission Child. MaureenF. mchugh maureen f. McHugh was born in 1959 in southwestern Ohio.  
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   Extractions: Maureen F. McHugh was born in 1959 in southwestern Ohio. She went to college at Ohio University, then got a master's degree in English Literature from New York University. After teaching as a part-time college instructor and doing temporary office work in New York City, she moved to Shijiazhuang, China for a year. She moved back to Ohio, met her husband, and they now live in Cleveland, Ohio. Maureen F. McHugh Website Advertisement document.write(''); This last August, on a panel at Worldcon discussing literary hard science fiction, Maureen F. McHugh stated that she wasn't quite sure what she was doing on a hard SF panel. "I don't write hard science fiction," she proclaimed. "My SF is soft, soft, soft." Well, whether you label it "soft science fiction" or "humanist science fiction," the fact is that McHugh's literary skills and gift for characterization make her books, at their best, every bit as engrossing as the latest galaxy-roaming epic. McHugh is not concerned with speculating in cutting-edge physics. Her interests lie in exploring history and the inner space of the human psyche, and in Mission Child , she puts her interests and talents to their best use yet.

10. "Bibliographie De McHugh Maureen"
    LISTE DES OUVRAGES ECRITS PAR mchugh maureen f. (USA, 1959 ) Récompenseset prix littéraires de Science-fiction décernés à Maureen McHugh  
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11. Maureen F. McHugh
    Maureen F. McHugh. Books Reviewed China Mountain Zhang Vector, Spr1995 by Barbara Davies Vector, Spr 1995 by Benedict S. Cullum  
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12. NEWS Page Of ULTIMATE SCIENCE FICTION WEB GUIDE
    email} Best Novelette Think Like a Dinosaur , e-mail James Patrick Kelly BestShort Story The Lincoln Train , Maureen F. mchugh maureen f. McHugh Best Non  
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    Extractions: News flash! 24 April 1997: Sam Moskowitz dies, leading SF critic/historian/novelist ... THE REAL "ABSENT-MINDED PROFESSOR" DIES Hugo Awards were presented: Best Novel: "The Diamond Age", Neal Stephenson Neal Stephenson Neal Stephenson: Dominion Interview e-mail James Patrick Kelly Best Short Story: "The Lincoln Train", Maureen F. McHugh Maureen F. McHugh

13. Maureen F. McHugh
    Authormaintained websiteCategory Arts Literature Authors M mchugh, maureen F.Updated December 12, 2000 maureen F. mchugh. From Time Value and Houses. FromEssays on China. Favorite Links The Credits maureen F. mchugh (mcq@en.com).  
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    Extractions: From Essays on China Where I get my Ideas with thanks to SFF Net and Minicon I mean, I don't much like romance novels anymore, and haven't since I was in my late teens, but I really liked the idea of having a handle on difference. But I had one idea. Remember, this is about where my ideas come from? And that idea was that romances are porn for women. If you notice how long it took me to get this one rather meager idea, you get a clue as to why the question, "Where do you get your ideas," get hard to answer. Particularly when asked by a serious middle school student. A frivolous essay on the Anti-SF Novel and writing, delivered to the Philadelphia Science Fiction Society Sept. 12, 1997. Another way to say this is to say that the purpose of the quest, besides collecting enough plot coupons to get to the end of the book, is to right a tremendous wrong and bring order back into the world or kingdom. Sometimes, as it is in Tolkien, the order is a less glorious ordermaybe you've got men in charge instead of elves with all the reduction in aesthetics that impliesyou know, instead of palaces among the trees we've got Elvis paintings on black velvet. Life as the Evil Stepmother , a cautionary tale.

14. McHugh, Maureen F. Mission Child.
    Review of Mission Child.Category Arts Literature Authors M mchugh, maureen F.How to subscribe to Booklist Magazine mchugh, maureen F. Mission Child.Nov. 1998. 400p. Avon Eos, $20 (0380-97456-8). mchugh delivers  
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15. Maureen F. McHugh
    maureen F. mchugh. maureen F. mchugh è una scrittrice statunitense poco conosciuta e soprattutto poco tradotta in  
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    Extractions: Nella breve autobiografia riportata nella sua homepage L'esperienza lavorativa in Cina ha dato all'autrice lo spunto per il suo primo romanzo, China Mountain Zhang (1992), vincitore del James Triptree Jr. Award Coney Island della mente , pubblicati per la maggior parte sulla Asimov's o in antologie tematiche, e di altri due romanzi, Half the Day Is Night Mission Child (1998), ambientato in un pianeta colonizzato e poi abbandonato dalla Terra, romanzo in cui sono protagonisti l'antropologia, la sociologia, la psicologia, e le relazioni interpersonali. RACCONTI Kites (1989), in Isaac Asimov's Science Fiction Magazine , ottobre 1989 Baffin Island (1989) in Isaac Asimov's Science Fiction Magazine , agosto 1989 The Queen of Marincite (1990) in Isaac Asimov's Science Fiction Magazine , marzo 1990 Render unto Caesar (1992) in Asimov's Science Fiction , dicembre 1992 Protection (1992) in Isaac Asimov's Science Fiction Magazine , aprile 1992, ristampato in The Year's Best Science Fiction, Tenth Annual Collection (1993)

16. Maureen F. McHugh
    Get info on the life, interests, and activities on this fellow web surfer and local community member. Updated December 12, 2000. maureen F. mchugh. From Time Value and Houses.  
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    Extractions: From Essays on China Where I get my Ideas with thanks to SFF Net and Minicon I mean, I don't much like romance novels anymore, and haven't since I was in my late teens, but I really liked the idea of having a handle on difference. But I had one idea. Remember, this is about where my ideas come from? And that idea was that romances are porn for women. If you notice how long it took me to get this one rather meager idea, you get a clue as to why the question, "Where do you get your ideas," get hard to answer. Particularly when asked by a serious middle school student. A frivolous essay on the Anti-SF Novel and writing, delivered to the Philadelphia Science Fiction Society Sept. 12, 1997. Another way to say this is to say that the purpose of the quest, besides collecting enough plot coupons to get to the end of the book, is to right a tremendous wrong and bring order back into the world or kingdom. Sometimes, as it is in Tolkien, the order is a less glorious ordermaybe you've got men in charge instead of elves with all the reduction in aesthetics that impliesyou know, instead of palaces among the trees we've got Elvis paintings on black velvet. Life as the Evil Stepmother , a cautionary tale.

17. Joan Didion
    Granted, she is not to every taste. Back to Grammar. Return to Contents.maureen F. mchugh (mcq@en.com). Updated October 4, 1995.  
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    Extractions: Joan Didion Joan Didion is an essayest and novelist with a rather cool, minimalist style. I happen to really like her collection of essays, THE WHITE ALBUM (Simon and Schuster), which has just recently been reissued, and her novel, THE BOOK OF COMMON PRAYER (Simon and Schuster). She is obsessed with the notion of narrativeor rather, the lack of narrative orderin our everyday lives. Her work is curiously dispassionate and yet intensely personal. She writes about disasters, the possibility of disaster, and the mindset of those who live with both affluence and disaster. Granted, she is not to every taste. Back to Grammar. Return to Contents. Maureen F. McHugh (mcq@en.com) Updated October 4, 1995

18. The Evil Stepmother
    An essay by maureen F. mchugh on her experience with her step son.  
    http://my.en.com/~mcq/stepmother.html
    
    Extractions: We joke about me being the evil stepmother. In fact, the joke is that I am the Nazi Evil Stepmother From Hell. It dispels tension to say it out loud. Actually, Adam and I do pretty good together. But the truth is that all stepmothers are evil. It is the nature of the relationship. It is, as far as I can tell, an unavoidable fact of step relationships. We enter into all major relationships with no real clue of where we are going; marriage, birth, friendship. We carry maps we believe are true; our parent's relationship, what it says in the baby book, the landscape of our own childhood. These maps are approximate at best, dangerously misleading at worst.

19. Article: Interview: Maureen F. McHugh, By Pat Stansberry
    Interview maureen F. mchugh By Pat Stansberry maureen F. mchugh often delves into the world of the outsider, from society, from politics, even gender. She has published four novels and numerous short stories.  
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    Extractions: M aureen F. McHugh often delves into the world of the outsider, from society, from politics, even gender. She has published four novels and numerous short stories. Her first novel, China Mountain Zhang won the James Tiptree Award, the Locus Best First Novel Award, and a Lambda Award, and was nominated for a Hugo and a Nebula. "The Lincoln Train" won a Hugo for best short story in 1996. Her latest novel, Nekropolis will be published in trade paperback in Nov. 2002. The New York Times Book Review observes that "McHugh writes science fiction from the inside out, with the focus on character." Karen Joy Fowler writes, "I know of no writer who is more deft, more dazzling, or more dangerous to read. You pick up one of Maureen McHugh's books and whole days pass before you remember to put it down again." She has been compared to Ursula K. Le Guin. This discussion took place at Café Tandoor in Cleveland, in the torpid afterglow of Jhinga Biryani, lightly spiced rice and shrimp, Baigan Bharta, rich and pungent roasted eggplant, Palak Raita, a spinach and yogurt condiment that cools the palate, and the wondrous Indian bread naan. "Food is the center of my existence," says McHugh. Pat Stansberry: When writers talk about writing, it's fun to start with our embarrassing youths. Do you remember your earliest speculative fiction story?

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