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Survival Ship and Other Stories by Judith Merril, 1973-01-01

Daughters of Earth (Dell SF, 1705) by Judith Merril, 1970-01-01

The best of sci-fi 12 by Judith Merril (ed), 1970

Science Fiction Quarterly(Br) # 9 (Feb. 1953) by Judith Merril (A Little Knowledge). Contributors include Poul Anderson (The Green Thumb), 1953

Tesseracts

OFF THE BEATEN ORBIT: Wolves Don't Cry; The Ambassadors; Share Alike; Blood; A Way of Thinking; Child's Play; O Ugly Bird; The Wheelbarrow Boy; Fish Story; Desertion; Triflin' Man; The Night He Cried; The Demon King; Proof of the Pudding; Homecoming by Judith (editor) (Bruce Elliott; Anthony Boucher; Jerome Bixby; Joe E. Dean; Fredric Brown; Theodore Sturgeon; William Tenn; Manly Wade Wellman; Richard Parker; Leslie Charteris; Clifford D. Simak; Walter M. Miller; Fritz Leiber; J. B. Priestley) Merril, 1959

Shadow on the Hearth by Judith Merril, 1950

Gunner Cade & Takeoff by Cyril Judd, C. M. Kornbluth, et all 1983-03

The Year's Best S-F: 11th Annual Edition

The Year's Best S-F, 10th Edition

S F: THE BEST OF THE BEST by JUDITH MERRIL, 1968

SF: The Year's Greatest Science Fiction and Fantasy (Dell B110)

10th Annual Editionthe Years Best of SF by Judith Merril, 1967

Homecalling and Other Stories: The Complete Solo Short SF of Judith Merril (NESFA's Choice) (Nesfa's Chocie) by Judith Merril, 2005-02-28

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Feminist SFF & Utopia: Reviews: Judith Merril
Reviews judith merril. That Only a Mother (originally, Astounding, 1948; republishedin Sargent's Women of Wonder, 1974; The Best of judith merril, 1976).
http://www.feministsf.org/femsf/reviews/merril.j.html

Extractions: There is a time when the operation of the machine becomes so odious, makes you so sick at heart, that you can't take part; you can't even passively take part, and you've got to put your bodies upon the gears and upon the wheels, upon the levers, upon all the apparatus, and you've got to make it stop. And you've got to indicate to the people who run it, to the people who own it, that unless you're free, the machine will be prevented from working at all!
Judith Merril
judith merril (Juliet Grossman; pseudonyms Ernest Hamilton, Cyril Judd, judithmerril, Rose Sharon, Eric Thorstein) science fiction writer Born 1/21/23
http://www.factmonster.com/ipea/a0760977.html
A Tribute To Judith Merril, By Elisabeth Vonarburg
A Tribute to judith merril. Elisabeth Vonarburg. That's when I first met judithmerril. Somehow. Actually, I met a story That Only a Mother .
http://www.sfwa.org/members/vonarburg/Judith_Merril.html

Extractions: When I was a little girl, the first stories I read were myths, folk-tales and legends from all over the world. And I knew what I wanted to be when I'd grow up: I wanted to be a hero. At the beginning of the Sixties, however, I was beginning to feel uneasy. The universe is a well-known, well-understood, nice, cosy and limited place, they'd told me, in school and out of it. Things are what they are, they said, it is like that, it has always been like that, it will always be like that. But somehow, it didn't feel quite right. Oh please, it couldn't be right? It was the mid-Sixties now, after all, something was blowing in the wind, and I was not immune. the Bummer. And she came. And we met, face to face. And that's it. Almost. Even today, I wouldn't presume on saying we are friends: we don't know each other personally that well, we haven't even met very often... Sometimes I feel that our essential link is of a somewhat rarefied nature: being Writers, you know, being Writers of Science Fiction, and being Women Who Write Science Fiction. For that, Judy, for being that unwavering, demanding, generous beacon for my spirit and for my heart, as you are also for so many others, thank you.
SFWA Obituaries: Judith Merrill, 1923-1997
judith merril, 19231997. We are very sorry to report that judith merril diedof congestive heart failure during the night of Friday September 12, 1997.
http://www.sfwa.org/News/merril.htm

Extractions: We are very sorry to report that Judith Merril died of congestive heart failure during the night of Friday September 12, 1997. Karl Schroeder, President of SF Canada, is quoted as saying, "I'm profoundly saddened by this news. I can't summon a fitting eulogy at this time, except to say that the last time I spoke to Judy, she told me how impressed she was by the generation of young people entering society today. 'People are better than they were when I was young,' she said. This more than anything, for me, exemplified Judy's gift; her eyes were fixed on the future with anticipation and wonder, even at the end of her life." Following is the text of Judith Merril's obituary as supplied by her family by email and as published in the Toronto Star on Sunday Sept 14/97 JUDITH MERRIL, noted science fiction author, anthologist and international humanist, died on Friday, September 12, 1997 at the cardiac unit of Toronto General Hospital in her 75th year. She is survived in the United States by daughter Merril Allen, grandsons Kevin and Gregg, and their families, and in Canada by daughter Ann Pohl and her family, including grandchildren Emily, Tobias, Julia and Daniel. The family is sitting Shiva at Judithís apartment on Sunday, September 14 from 9 am to 9 pm. and Monday, September 15, from noon to 9 pm. A memorial service for friends and family will be held on Saturday, September 20: 3-3:30 pm for quiet reflection, after 3:30 for tributes, in The Green Room, 110 The Esplanade, Toronto. For more information call 416-361-0616. A larger celebration of Judith's life will be held closer to the date she would have turned 75 (January 21, 1998) for the many people whose lives Judith touched.
Judith Merril Tribute Page
A Tribute to . judith merril. We are privilaged indeed to have a small look intothe earliest part of the career of one judith merril, alias judith Grossman.
http://www.charlesmckeebooks.com/merril01.htm

Extractions: Judith Merril This has been a long time coming. Judy has been gone awhile now and the slow cobbling together of this tribute keeps resting in my "To Do" files. No longer. The best way to prod myself and to get this done is to go public with what has been done...then maybe, finally, a proper presentation will result. Not sure what shape/form it will finally become, but be assured, I will do my best to bring a bit of her out for you to visit with. She is a wonderful person to know. Hopefully my faulty/aging memories do her justice. I can still smell the fresh spring air, gently splashing my face, on a morning that seems lost to another life left behind. The sun was warm and full at my back as the thread bare old shoes helped a very uncertain young fellow trod up from the foot of Beverly Street along the slow easy slope above Queen Street West in Toronto, Ontario. For some reason, the west side of the street seemed friendlier...the same side that Judy's place would be on...a hopeful haven in a strange new city. It wasn't a long walk...just a block...and shortly I found myself steeled for the hopefully proper knock on the door. It was opened by someone who was to be many things to me in the future. A friend, a mother figure, a commrade-in-arms, a party buddy....someone with whom it was easy to pick up where we had left off after long periods of separation.
Judith Merril And Emily Pohl
judith merril and Emily PohlWeary Better to Have Loved The Life of judith merril256 pages, ISBN 1-896357-57-1 Science Fiction/ Biography/Women's Studies
http://www.itransmedia.com/judith_merril_and_emily_pohl.htm

Extractions: Judith Merril was a pioneer of twentieth-century science fiction, a prolific author, and editor. She was also a passionate social and political activist, one of the few strong women in a field dominated by male writers and editors. In fact, her life was a constant adventure within the alternative and experimental worlds of science fiction, left politics, and Canadian literature. Merril was an original member of the Futurians in New York City, and her memoirs are laced with anecdotes on science fiction luminaries including Damon Knight, Theodore Sturgeon, Virginia Kidd, James Blish, Michael Moorcock, and others. Better to Have Loved is illustrated with original art works, covers from classic science fiction magazines, period illustrations, and striking photography.
WfBXE(Judith Merril)
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http://homepage1.nifty.com/ta/sfm/merril.htm

Extractions: WfBXE Josephine Judith Merril U.S.A. Short Fiction (Astounding 1948/6) uíêçÖèàÄÌ¤v So Proudly We Hail Ed:Frederik Pohl Star Science Fiction Stories uÌ¼«®gv Peeping Tom (Startling Stories 1954/9) u[wÌhSv The Deep Down Dragon (Galaxy 1961/8) u¶¶ÒÌDv Survival Ship uTCGX?tBNV? -»ÌÓ¡ðâ¤v What Do You Mean...Science/Fiction úLOÁÊñe Tr:óqvu(Hisashi Asakura) Tr:óqvu(Hisashi Asakura) G§NW-SF1970/11 No.2-1972/1 No.5
SF Canada Articles - Judith Merril, Cont'd
SF Canada, ARTICLES Spring, 1999. judith merril Memories Like A FairyTale. By René Beaulieu It was at the Boréal '82 SF convention
http://www.sfcanada.ca/spring99/merril.htm

Extractions: By René Beaulieu It was at the Boréal '82 SF convention in Chicoutimi that I met Judith Merril for the first time, I mean other than through her writings. I was then a very young writer with a single book and a handful of published stories to my credit, totally unknown to the anglophone SF world. Of Judith, I had only seen, at that time, her classic "That Only A Mother" and some other short stories, only in translation, but I very much liked what she did and was extremely impressed by her talent as a writer. In fact, I was very anxious to let it be known to the author of these stories. Judith Merrill The next day, when we met again, the first thing that Judith did was to hand me, with a smile that I will never forget, two of her books with a gesture so natural, so elegant and so generous that just remembering it today moves me all over again. Now I would be able to read her; her beautiful short stories would be accessible to me. This was a purely magical moment, free and superb, with nothing asked in return, and which left me like the stranded survivor of a shipwreck, drenched with gratitude. What class! This woman was truly a great Lady. Even before I had started to recover, we had resumed our chat of the previous day as if nothing had happened. But such was not the case, believe me. It would be an understatement to say here that I cherish the memory of these moments.
Catalogo Sf, Fantasy E Horror, A Cura Di Ernesto VEGETTI (
Translate this page Juliet judith Grossman merril (21 gen. 1923-12 set. 1962 = in MetàLuna Metà Marte, judith merril, Richard MATHESON 14) Metà Luna, tr.
http://www.fantascienza.com/catalogo/A0414.htm
Catalogo Sf, Fantasy E Horror, A Cura Di Ernesto VEGETTI (
Translate this page Editore, Milano 00253 p. 140 in Metà Luna Metà Marte, judith merril,Richard MATHESON 34) Metà Marte, tr. Hilja Brinis C2 SF
http://www.fantascienza.com/catalogo/A0405.htm
Judith Merril: A Great New York Canadian
Judy merril A Great New York Canadian. Being a demanding, truthtelling,lusty idealist made Judy merril seem aggressive to some.
http://www.chass.utoronto.ca/~wellman/publications/meril/article.html

Extractions: Judy and I first met soon after she came up here. I went on a pilgrimage to the Spaced-Out's Library's early home on Palmerston Avenue to meet the woman who had dominated my boyhood reading. We clicked immediately as fellow pushy Bronxites trying to cope with a town where people say "Sorry" when you push them. Indeed, our common ancestral homeland forms the organizing framework for my thoughts now. The Judy I knew was a member of one Canada's most useful and least recognized minorities: New York Canadians . Although Judy had definitively left New York behind when she came up she hated to go back she had also brought New York with her. What are the ethnic characteristics of Judy, the New York Canadian?
Publications
(1992); merril, judith and Emily PohlWeary. Better to Have Loved The Life ofjudith merril. (2002); Nardi, Peter. Men's Friendships. (1991); Scott, John.
http://www.chass.utoronto.ca/~wellman/bookpics/bbp.html

Extractions: These are some of the books and CDs that I often use in my own work, and I often recommend to people. They are not necessarily the best books - or the only books - but are part of my cognitive working kit. I offer this list as a convenience, and as a further convenience, you can click on any book or CD and go right to its Amazon order page. Barry's Picks Amirkhanian, Charles. Walking Music (1998 CD) Bair, Deirdre. Samuel Beckett Bair, Deirdre. Anais Nin: A Biography Bambach, Carmen. Drawing and Painting in the Italian Renaissance Workshop : Theory and Practice, 1300-1600 Anthony Braxton Quartet and Richard Teitelbaum. Silence /Time Zones . (1997 CD) Burt, Ronald S.
Between The Lines: Author Search
merril, judith. Better to Have Loved The Life of judith merril. Montgomery, Charlotte. Betterto Have Loved The Life of judith merril BACK TO TOP. Ransom, David.
http://www.btlbooks.com/Search/author_search.htm

Extractions: BACK TO TOP The No-Nonsense Guide to Sexual Diversity The No-Nonsense Guide to Terrorism Street-Level Democracy: Political Settings at the Margins of Global Power Getting There: Producing Photostories with Immigrant Women To Change This House: Popular Education Under the Sandinistas The Pen and The Sword Beinin, Joel
Better To Have Loved
BETTER TO HAVE LOVED The Life of judith merril. judith merril and EmilyPohlWeary. Emily Pohl-Weary is the granddaughter of judith merril.
http://www.btlbooks.com/New_Titles/bettertohaveloved.htm

Extractions: Judith Merril was a pioneer of twentieth-century science fiction, a prolific author, and editor. She was also a passionate social and political activist. In fact, her life was a constant adventure within the alternative and experimental worlds of science fiction, left politics, and Canadian literature. Emily Pohl-Weary is the granddaughter of Judith Merril. Quickly becoming a major figure in the indie culture world, Emily has excelled at finding success on her own terms. She co-edits Broken Pencil magazine as well as her own magazine called Kiss Machine . Her writing has appeared in Shift Lola Taddle Creek Fireweed This , and Now magazines. She is currently at work on her first novel
(Judith MERRIL - Francoise NORMAND )
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Translate this page judith merril. Family 1 Robert Trevathan PARISH merril PARISH. judith merril
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ROBOT Rivista Di Fantascienza - Judith Merril
http://www.fantascienza.net/sfcity/robot/merril.html
Shadow On The Hearth -- Judith Merril
Shadow on the Hearth. by judith merril. Doubleday, 1950. A book review by ElisabethCarey. This is merril's first novel, a postnuclear war survival story.
http://www.nesfa.org/reviews/Carey/shadowhearth.htm
The Tomorrow People -- Judith Merril
The Tomorrow People. by judith merril. Pyramid, 1968 1960. A bookreview by Elisabeth Carey. Two expeditions have gone to Mars, one
http://www.nesfa.org/reviews/Carey/tomorrowpeople.htm

Extractions: Pyramid, 1968 [1960] The dancer, Lisa Trovi, is as worried about Johnny Wendt as the rest of his friends and former colleagues, and joins in an effort to get him back to the Moon in an attempt to get him to grapple usefully with whatever happened on Mars. Once they get to the Moon, though, Johnny reacts so badly that they scramble to get him back down to Earth as quickly as possible, with Lisa remaining behind for another week, because there aren't two berths available on this trip. And during the next week, Lisa becomes interested both in the psychological complications of long-term residence on the Moon, and in the Mars bugs that Laughlin (the expedition's biologist and medic; Wendt was the pilot, engineer, and physicist) collected and Wendt brought back, and things go sideways from there. Despite some obvious changes in background assumptions (the Cold War, and what a pregnancy outside of marriage means socially), this is still a solid, interesting, enjoyable short novel. NESFA homepage Review Index More reviews by Elisabeth Carey Comments about this web page: webmaster@nesfa.org
Towards An Ecozoic Curriculum:
Resources. merril, judith. Text available in CDrom only. merril, judith. That Only A Mother. In Woman of Wonder The Classic Years.
http://noisey.oise.utoronto.ca/osee/that_only_a_mother.html

Extractions: Index Subject Area This activity has been designed for Senior English and English as a Second Language/Dialect students. It complements units dealing with creative writing, self expression, or developing creative skills. Learning Outcomes Classroom Development Judith Merril is a Canadian author and anthologist, and one of the first female writers of speculative fiction. Her personal collection of Science Fiction and Fantasy has grown into the Toronto Public Library's "Merril Collection of Science Fiction and Fantasy." Her short story "That Only a Mother" is not only a provocatively written story, but structurally, it functions as an excellent tool for creative writing. 1) Photocopy the first 3 pages of the story, and distribute them to the class. Avoid, if possible, explaining anything about the text to the students; let their own responses stand without mediation. 2) Direct them to read the text, and respond to it in their Response Journals if they are used in your class; otherwise have them write a response for their Writing Folders. 3) Explain that they have been given only a fragment of a complete text, and they will be responsible for the completion of the story.

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