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Books Are Everything!
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Judith Merril [a0042870] (Autor)
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COLLECTIONS / ANTHOLOGIES
$15.00. COLLECTION merril, judith, 10TH ANNUAL EDITION THE YEARS BEST SF, Delacourt(c1965) BCE VG/G Ballard, Brunner, Clarke, Disch, Leiber, Nourse $10.00.
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Extractions: ACE DOUBLE Barton. William / Phillifent, John T., HUNTING ON KUNDERER / LIFE WITH LANCELOT , Ace (1973) 1st PB ACE DOUBLE Brunner, John, ENIGMA FROM TANTALUS / THE REPAIRMAN OF CYCLOPS , Ace (1965) 1st PB ACE DOUBLE Bulmer, Kenneth / Purdon, Tom, DEMON'S WORLD / I WANT THE STARS , Ace (1964) 1st PB ACE DOUBLE Laumer, Keith / Williams, Robert Moore, ENVOY TO NEW WORLDS / FLIGHT FROM YESTERDAY , Ace (1963) 1st PB ACE DOUBLE Munn, H. Warner / Petaja, Emil, THE SHIP FROM ATLANTIS / THE STOLEN SUN , Ace (1967) 1st PB ACE DOUBLE Tubb, E. C., TECHNOS / A SCATTER OF STARDUST , Ace (1972) 1st PB ACE DOUBLE Tubb, E. C. / Reynolds, Mack, DEATH IS A DREAM / COMPUTER WAR , Ace (1967) 1st PB ACE DOUBLE Vance, Jack, SON OF THE TREE / HOUSE OF ISZM , Ace (1964) 1st Thus PB COLLECTION Aldiss, Brian, GALACTIC EMPIRES VOLUME ONE , Weidenfeld and Nicolson (London 1976) 1st G / No DJ an anthology of way-back-when futures Anderson, Asimov, Clarke, Lafferty, Simak COLLECTION Armour, Margaret
Excessive Candour
What we wanted was the complete memoirs of judith merril; we wanted in, we wantedinto 1945, when the world and SF were young, and small enough to look at, and
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Extractions: God's Fire By John Clute Then we wanted to learn how Judith Merril grew up as the years passed, and the discernible futures metastasized into the poison slurry of century-end; we wanted to know how she managed to outgrow the intoxicating Seven Samurai days of 1945, how she became the great raunchy holy mother of SF in Toronto in her latter years, with her short temper, her superb laugh, her mongoose eye, her threats/promises to tell it all in the memoirs she had begun sometime in the 1980s, or maybe earlier, and that, from day to day, from year to year, swelled closer and closer (she kept saying) to completion. stabs at finishing off some period or other of her tempest-torn life never came together into anything like a cohesive take. So Better to Have Loved Gunner Cade and Outpost Mars , her two collaborations with C.M. Kornbluth as by Cyril Judd, have miscegenated badly). So it's not a memoir, and it's not very correct. But it is indispensable, all the same.
Science Fiction Movie & TV Reviews: Confirmation; What If...; My Favorite Martia
What If . A Film About judith merril. A glimpse into the Golden Age of SF,What If . A Film About judith merril. Featuring Jackie Burroughs.
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Extractions: Review by Patrick Lee re spacecraft from another world secretly visiting the Earth? Are thousands of people being kidnapped by an alien species and subjected to horrifying experiments? Outrageous claims? Or could they possibly be true? These are the questions posed by host Robert Davi at the outset of an ambitious TV special purporting to offer the first hard evidence of the truth behind reports of UFO phenomena. It begins with a look at photographs and video of UFOshome video from Mexico, controversial footage from the space shuttle and the two 1950 McMinville, Ore., photographs that have so far withstood critical scrutiny. The show then offers a history lesson on the modern beginning of the UFO phenomenon: in 1947 the first widespread reports of sightings of "flying disks" and a fanciful recreation of the now-famous Roswell incident. It balances this mythology with details from the U.S. Air Force's own report discrediting the Roswell UFO sightings and leaves the issue up in the air.
Promotional Blurbs
Better to Have Loved The Life of judith merril by judith merril and EmilyPohlWeary journeys amongst the people, places, and things merril loved.
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Extractions: For Immediate Release: Better to Have Loved: The Life of Judith Merril by Judith Merril and Emily Pohl-Weary Judith Merrils contribution to science fiction was summed up by J. G. Ballard (author of Crash and Empire of the Sun) in 1992: "Science fiction, I suspect, is now dead, and probably died about the time that Judy closed her anthology and left to found her memorial library to the genre in Toronto. I remember my last sight of her, surrounded by her friends and all the books she loved, shouting me down whenever I tried to argue with her, the strongest woman in a genre for the most part created by timid and weak men." What was it like for a gender-bender who made it in a man's world fifty years ago? Known as "the little mother of science fiction," Judith Merril burst onto the New York literary scene in 1948 with a disturbing story about nuclear radiation. Learn how Merril and other early science fiction writers ike Frederik Pohl and Isaac Asimov lived, argued, dated, mimeoed their manifestos, learned step by step how to write stories, and (in some cases) how to get paid for them. Better to Have Loved: The Life of Judith Merril by Judith Merril and Emily Pohl-Weary journeys amongst the people, places, and things Merril loved. At one level
Emily?
Better to Have Loved The Life of judith merril Read the press release. Emilyrecently completed the autobiography of her grandmother, judith merril.
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Extractions: EMILY POHL-WEARY Emily lives in Toronto. She is obsessed with mysteries like whether Nancy Drew's sidekicks Bess and George were more-than-close cousins, how V.I. Warshawski got such knockout crime-fighting skills, why the feud between Betty and Veronica has been prolonged for decades, and how teenaged armed robbers in New York City get guns. In between daydreams, she writes fiction, poetry, cultural reviews, news and opinion articles. She is co-editor of Kiss Machine and books and new fiction editor of Broken Pencil , the guide to zines and alternative culture in Canada. Novel in progress: Sugar's Empty Emily is currently working on a novel about a slacker girl named Sugar Jones (no relation to the Pop Stars band), who loves the actor Parker Posey, eats too much chocolate and thinks she's a ghost ever since her boyfriend died. Emily has completed a significant portion of the novel, and you can read the first chapter here. That chapter is appearing in an upcoming anthology of fiction by young women writers called
Judith Merril, SciFiArchive.Com, Sci-Fi Books-by-Author Database, Copyright 1998
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Judith Merril - CYbErDaRk.Net - Autores
Translate this page judith merril - cYbErDaRk.Net - Autores Total 6 Del 1 al 6, judithmerril. Se han emitido un total de 16 votos sobre los títulos
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What's New At The Merril Collection
fiction, history and revolution, 1968. , Emily PohlWeary with cover of Better ToHave Loved the life of judith merril by judith merril and Emily Pohl Weary.
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Extractions: Event Calendar: January 9th to March 24, 2003. The 2nd Annual Fantastic Art Show Original artwork from a variety of local artists will be on display in the Merril Collection's lobby and reading room from January 9, 2003 to March 2003. Sponsored by the Friends of the Merril Collection of SF. Thursday, March 27, 2003, 7:00 p.m. Guest Author Steven Brust Join Steven Brust for a reading from The Viscount of Adrilankha April 1 to June 30, 2003 Writer in residence programme Writer in residence programme featuring Robert J. Sawyer. Aspiring authors are invited to submit manuscripts of no more than 15 pages, for an hour-long, one-on-one session at no cost to the individual. For more information, call the Merril Collection at 416 393-7748. Saturday, April 26, 2003, 10:00 a.m. to 5:00 p.m. The 7th Annual Fantastic Pulp Show and Sale The Show will again feature a select dealers' room of pulp magazines, pulp related items and reprints, rare and collectable Science Fiction from pre-1975, as well as periodic tours of The Merril Collection, plus an afternoon auction. See the website of the
History Of The Merril Collection
The history of the merril Collection goes back to the 10th of August, 1970 whenan agreement was signed between judith merril, a prominent science fiction
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Extractions: The history of the Merril Collection goes back to the 10th of August, 1970 when an agreement was signed between Judith Merril, a prominent science fiction author/editor, and the Board of the Toronto Public Library. In this agreement Judith Merril donated to the Toronto Public Library her collection of science fiction, fantasy, and associated non-fiction which contained around 5,000 items. This collection was named The Spaced Out Library. The Spaced Out Library was established as a reference collection of "contemporary speculative literature, including science fiction, certain aspects of fantasy fiction, satire, surrealist, and other speculative, future oriented, and conceptually experimental work, whether in fiction, poetry, drama, essay, or other forms as well as critical and bibliographic materials relating to science fiction and the associated areas of contemporary speculative writing" serving both scholars and the general public. In 1990 the collection was officially renamed The Merril Collection of Science Fiction, Speculation and Fantasy.
Whoever_past Production
Hume Baugh as Bob Schwartz. ARTWORD THEATRE TACKLES SCIENCE FICTIONBY judith merril. Artword Theatre's first major production of
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Extractions: Hume Baugh as Bob Schwartz ARTWORD THEATRE TACKLES SCIENCE FICTION BY JUDITH MERRIL A rtword Theatre's first major production of the fall 1997 season was a classic of science fiction, "Whoever You Are", based on a story by Judith Merril, the renowned science fiction author and anthologist. Scripted and directed by Ronald Weihs, artistic director of Artword Theatre, the play runs from November 11 to November 30, 1997 at Artword Theatre, 81 Portland Street. Written in 1952, "Whoever You Are" was Judith Merril's answer to the "Fortress America" paranoia at the beginning of the cold war, and her protest against the emotional and sexual repression that fueled it. Although the lines today are less sharply drawn, fear of the alien is as prevalent today as it was then. The play's premise is simple. The human race has built a web around the Solar System that traps alien life forms. A SolSys scout ship returns with aliens aboard and is caught in the web. When a young recruit boards the ship and investigates, it becomes evident that the aliens have what may be an irresistible weapon: they love everybody.
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Just Differently Intelligent.: Some Of You May Not
Some of you may not know judith merril. I barely did. Better to Have LovedThe Life of judith merril by judith merril and Emily PohlWeary.
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Extractions: Not actually stupid. Main April 06, 2002 Some of you may not Some of you may not know Judith Merril. I barely did. One Wednesday I talked to her on the phone, and we made arrangements to meet that Saturday, so that I could give her a CD some curriculum I'd written on her short story "That Only A Mother". The CD included her story as well, perhaps it's last publication during her life. She passed away before we could meet. Judy, on reviewing the material I'd written on her work, ursula k. le guin and william gibson gave me what will probably be the best compliment I'll ever get as an educator. Her words, as I remember them were "This is the first teaching guide I've on science fiction that doesn't suck." She went on to say, about le guin, "That woman's had her consciousness raised one level too high." It is amazing to actually have two lines worth remembering from someone you never met, and only talked to on the phone twice. Check out what some other folks had to say about her... BTW, Barry Wellman is the electronic executor of her estate. Hello friends and lit-types, Hi there! Please join us to celebrate the launch of Better to Have Loved: The Life of Judith Merril, by Judith Merril and Emily Pohl-Weary, at these free multimedia events: Â· Friday, April 19, 6 to 8 pm. (note the new starting time) Victory Caf©, 581 Markham St. (near Bloor), Toronto. Â· Saturday, May 4, 2:30 pm. The Merril Collection of Speculative Fiction and Fantasy, Toronto Public Library, Third Floor, 239 College St. (near Spadina), Toronto. Â· Tuesday, May 7, 7:30 pm. Vancouver Public Library, 350 West Georgia St., Vancouver Â· TBD very soon: upcoming launches in New York City, Madison (at WisCon: feminist science fiction conference), Montreal and Ottawa...
CEEDC: Language
Classroom Development. judith merril is a Canadian author and anthologist, and oneof the first female writers of speculative fiction. Resources. merril, judith.
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Extractions: That Only a Mother 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 Analyze the use of language in the textual fragment and attempt to recreate the style in their writing;
SCIENCE FICTION HARDCOVER BOOKS
book, light edgewear on dj . 15.00 ML52 merril, judith SHADOW ONTHE HEARTH (Doubleday 1950) 1st edition. near Fine book (bump on
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Extractions: The hardcover books whose titles begins with the letters M through S may be found below. Skip to the bottom of this page to find an index to my other Science Fiction hardcovers, and the way back to my homepage where you may find science fiction paperbacks, collectible paperbacks, postcards, plastic bags, as well as pulp magazines. Also my grading standards for hardcover books. If you choose to order some of these for your collection, be sure to carefully read my ordering instructions. I am presently set up to receive snail mail only, (why?) so send any orders to me at: Fantastic Collectibles
Interzone Index - Articles
Anne McCaffrey 34, Mar/Apr 90 McMullen, Sean The British Benchmark 146, Aug 99merril, judith Ballard on judith merril 106, Apr 96 Montgomerie, Lee The
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