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WONDER STORIES - Volume 2, number 9 - February Feb 1931 - Dust of Destruction; The Great Transformation; A Flight Into Time; The Murders on the Moon-Ship; The Sleeping War; The World Without; The Outpost on the Moon {conclusion} by Hugo (editor) (P. Schuyler Miller; Ray Cummings; Robert H. Wilson; George B. Beattie; David H. Keller; Benson Herbert; Joslyn Maxwell [Max J. Ireland]) Gernsback, 1931

THE GREAT SF STORIES (5) Five - 1943: The Cave; The Halfling; Mimsy Were the Bor by Isaac; Greenberg, Martin H. (editors) (P. Schuyler Miller; Leigh Bracket Asimov, 1981-01-01

Great Science Fiction Stories ( Vital Factor - Pottage - Roads Must Roll - Stolen Bacillus - the Star - Nightfall - History Lesson - in Hiding - Martian Crown Jewels - Sands of Time - Into Space ) by Cordelia Titcomb ; Nelson Bond - Zenna Henderson - Robert Heinlein - H.G. Wells - Isaac Asimov - Arthur C. Clarke - Wilmar Shirass - Poul Anderson - P. Schuyler Miller - Jules Verne Smith, 1969

Pennsylvania Archaeologist: Bulletin of the Society for Pennsylvania Archaeology Volume XXXIV April, 1964 No. 1 by P. Schuyler Miller; Editor, 1964-01-01

Astounding Science Fiction (August, 1939) Vol. XXIII, #6 by Robert A. Heinlein, Lester Del Rey, et all 1939-08-01

AMAZING STORIES - Volume 6, number 2 - May 1931: Through the Vibrations; The Cerebral Library; The Radio Detective; Beings from the Boundless Blue; Across the Void; The Great Catastrophe of 2947; A Voice from the Ether by T. O'Conor (editor) (P. Schuyler Miller; David H. Keller; Lincoln S. Colby; Walter Kateley; Leslie F. Stone; Woods Peters; L. A. Eshblach) Sloane, 1930

Analog 1962--November by Robert F. Young. Article about Edgar Rice Burroughs. Article by P. Schuyler Miller. Contributors include H. Beam Piper, 1962

Pennsylvania Archaeology: Bulletin of the Society for Pennsylvania Archaeology Volume. XXXIV September, 1964 No. 2 by P. Schuyler Miller; Editor, 1964-01-01

Mohawk Valley: Adirondack Mountains ,Catskill Mountains, Iroquoi, Philip Schuyler, Nicholas Herkimer, Sir William Johnson, 1st Baronet, American Revolution, ... Fort Stanwix, Erie Canal,Mohawk Valley

John Schuyler Crosby

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Bibliographies De L'imaginaire (initiale M)
miller Sasha.
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Urania&Co. - Le Schede
SchuylerP. miller e L. Sprague DE CAMP. LA TRAMA (dalla 2^pagina).
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Sheriffs Of Albany, New York
Stevenson 1731 John Lindsay 1732 John R. Bleecker 1746 Jacob Ten Eyck 1747 RichardMiller 1749 Abraham 1792 John Given 1796 Harmanus P. schuyler 1800 notes.
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Extractions: notes The sheriff was an annual appointment of the royal governor. He served both city and county. Typically, appointees were recommended by members of the governor's council . A number of the sheriffs were former soldiers. Others were prominent Albany residents. Appointment to the sheriff's office rewarded loyalty. It was a position of responsibility and also opportunity - as sheriffs collected fees for executing legal papers, caring for prisoners, and a range of other functions! Teller was appointed by Jacob Leisler. Probably, he did not actually serve.
Crônicas Da Ciméria
Plains, Texas 10 de março, 1936 Querido Sr. miller Sinto-me
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Extractions: Tratando-se de Kush, porém, este é um dos reinos negros ao sul de Stygia, no extremo Norte, na verdade, e emprestou seu nome a toda a costa do sul. Assim, quando um hiboriano fala de Kush, geralmente não está falando do próprio reino, nem de um dos muitos reinos semelhantes, mas da Costa Negra em geral. E é provável que fale de qualquer homem negro como sendo um kushita, seja ele um keshani, um darfari, um puntan ou o próprio kushita. Isto é natural, pois os kushitas foram os primeiros homens negros com os quais os hiborianos tiveram contato - piratas barachos que traficavam com eles e os atacavam. Quanto ao destino final de Conan - francamente não posso prevê-lo. Ao escrever estas histórias, sempre senti que não as estava criando e sim como se estivesse simplesmente relatando as aventuras que ele me ia contando. É por isso que elas saltam de um acontecimento a outro, sem seguir uma ordem regular. O aventureiro médio, contando ao acaso as histórias de uma vida selvagem, raramente segue um plano ordenado, mas narra episódios bem separados em termos de espaço e de tempo, na medida em que ele vai se lembrando deles.
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Extractions: Jesse Francis McComas U.S.A. Short Fiction uß¸ßv Criminal Negligence Anthology wÔÆóÔÌ`¯x Adventures in Time and Space Coeditor: ChEiEq[B(Raymond J. Healy) No.1: Tr:³À(Masami Fukushima)/¼ Pb:nJSFV[Y(A Hayakawa Science Fiction Series)3115 Cover:Ñ ¤¹v Co:³À(Masami Fukushima) 1966/5 No.2: Tr:ã ç(Mamoru Nakagami)/¼ Pb:nJSFV[Y(A Hayakawa Science Fiction Series)3307 Cover:õ¤(Seikan Nakajima) Co:³À(Masami Fukushima) 1973/8 No.1 uÁ°Èv Requiem o[gE`EnCC(Robert A. Heinlein) uYpv Forgetfulness hE`EX`A[g(Don A. Stuart)(WEvELxEWjA) w_o@Ûx Nerves X^[EfEC(Lester del Rey) uÌ»v The Sands of Time oEXJC[E~[(P. Schuyler Miller) ... u@BË¸Ýv Mechanical Mice [XEfEq[M(Maurice G. Hugi) uV-2: Rocket Cargo Shipv Willy Ley (Astounding 1945/5) uCÌ¢È¢A_v Adam and No Eve AtbhExX^[(Alfred Bester) No.2 ué½év Nightfall ACUbNEAVt(Isaac Asimov) uTCYÌâèv A Matter of Size nBExCc(Harry Bates) u¶ÝÌÂv As Never Was oEXJC[E~[(P. Schuyler Miller)
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Translate this page Philip José Farmer, 1 Referencia. Pablo Municio Torrecilla, 1 Referencia. P. SchuylerMiller, 1 Referencia. Philip E. High, 1 Referencia. Pablo Capanna, 1 Referencia.
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Extractions: oEVC[E~[qP. Schuyler Millerr wÌ»xThe Sands of Time @óFîì@O wÔÆóÔÌ`¯ No.1x wÞÌÈ©ÌDxShip-in-a-Bottle w@Ì¨Xx ûióFr@Gj w°çêÊéÌ½ßÉx ûióF·äSüqj wz[t@^VCìITx ûióFåë[Tj wEBA[hPx ûióFåë[Tj wxSpawn @óFF²ì»q wLOROÌC@½¿x
"On Garbage - Mongering" By Clark Ashton Smith
I should like to say a few words anent one or two points which P. SchuylerMiller raises in his interesting letter in the June Wonder Stories.
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Extractions: Search: W ritings A rt ... Theories on Fiction I should like to say a few words anent one or two points which P. Schuyler Miller raises in his interesting letter in the June Wonder Stories Personally, I cannot see that science fiction is, as he puts it, is "unfortunately limited" in its range of expression. At least, I do not think that a type of literature so avowedly imaginative would benefit materially by invading, as so much modern fiction has done, the field of clinical analysis and sex-physiology. That sort of thing has been done ad infinitum and ad nauseum by non-imaginative writers, such as are favored by the professional "intelligentsia" of our sex-demented republic; and one of the most refreshing things about science fiction, and fantastic fiction in general, is the avoidance of such triteness. To me, the best, if not the only function of imaginative writing, is to lead the human imagination outward , to take it into the vast external cosmos, and away Certainly I do not think that H. C. Wells, in the tedious analytic novels of his later phase, would be a good model for an imaginative writer. Wells, in his earlier years, wrote some marvelous fantasies. But afterwards, he was more and more seduced into sociology, psychoanalysis, etc.,etc., till his stories became a truly awful example of everything that fiction should not be. No doubt, they are excellent treatises, but as tales they are simply unreadable. What science fiction chiefly needs, I should say, is a rigorous raising of literary standards, an insistence on good English as opposed to the jargon of magazine hackwriting. Form and finish are all too often lacking in stories otherwise excellent.
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Information on M Murphy, Christine W Science fiction and romance novelsby Christine W. Murphy. The author of For the Emperor. McMinn
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Extractions: Murphy, Christine W Science fiction and romance novels by Christine W. Murphy. The author of For the Emperor. McMinn, Suzanne The author of The Billionare And The Bassinet. Madl, Linda The author of The Scotsman's Bride. Moffett, Julie Minyard, Debbie The home of Debbie Minyard. The author of Desert Dreams. McLinn, Patricia Award-winning author Patricia McLinn announces the release of A Stranger to Love, an April contemporary romance from Silhouette Special Edition. Manning, Anne Anne Manning announces the release of her new novel, Bloodlines, from New Concepts Publishing! McCutcheon, Pam For those who enjoy reading romances with a twist, whether they have an added element of humor, time travel, the paranormal, a touch of fantasy, or a bit of science fiction. There's not a normal one in the bunch! Monroe, Mary Alice The home of Mary Alice Monroe. The author of The Girl in the Mirror. McAbee, KG
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Mullen); A New journal (Patrick Parrinder); Moskowitz on P. SchuylerMiller (RD Mullen); A Special Issue of SFS on SF Before Wells?
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Extractions: Science Fiction Studies #7 = Volume 2, Part 3 = November 1975 SPECIAL ISSUE: THE SCIENCE FICTION OF URSULA K. LE GUIN ARTICLES BOOKS IN REVIEW The Gregg Press Science Fiction Series (George Tucker. A Voyage to the Moon: With Some Account of the Manners and Customs, Science and Philosophy, of the People of Morosofia, and Other Lunarians. By Joseph Atterley [Narrator]
Society Of Indexers - Contents Of The Indexer
Keith Lumsden 22.6971 Fiction Indexing science fiction. P. SchuylerMiller 6.163-4 A long fiction index (to Scott's Waverley novels).
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Extractions: Society of Indexers The Indexer - classified contents Subject specialisms Article titles are followed by the authors' names; place of appearance is indicated by volume and page numbers. The link from volume and page numbers will lead to information on publication dates thus yielding a complete reference to the article. General
Science Fiction Book Writers: M
Norma McPhee. Norman Mailer. OR Melling. Octave Mirbeau. PK McAllister. P. SchuylerMiller. Pam McCutcheon. Pamela Mitchell. Pat Mills. Pat Murphy. Patricia MacLachlan.
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