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James H. Schmitz.
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James H. Schmitz
James H. Schmitz. Agent of Vega, Select format, HTML Zip,
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SFBookcase.com - James H. Schmitz
James H. Schmitz, About Author. This author has been recommended by 64 otherreaders. Edit Author. Books, 7 books listed. Federation of the Hub.
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Alpha Ralpha Boulevard: James H. Schmitz
James H. Schmitz. (b.1911d.1981) Other Schmitz links The James H. SchmitzEncyclopedia Mar's James H. Schmitz Page Bibliography
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James H. Schmitz - Bibliography Summary
James H. Schmitz Bibliography Summary. Pub Biblio Alpha MainMenu Search Schmitz, James H. (USA, 1911-1981). Series The
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James H. Schmitz - Bibliography Summary
James H. Schmitz Bibliography Summary. Pub Biblio Chron MainMenu Search Schmitz, James H. (USA, 1911-1981). Novels The
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James H. Schmitz
James H. Schmitz. Book Reviews. Telzey Amberdon. Telzey Amberdon byJames H. Schmitz Submit Book Review Reviewed by Bill (17.
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Extractions: This is the first of a projected four volumes, collecting all of the Schmitz stories set in the Federation of the Hub. Many of them have been out of print for years, and it's great to see them brought back. This first volume centers primarily on Telzey Amberdon (two short and relatively unknown stories are also included), a teen-age and very precocious telepath who seems to attract trouble. Although Telzey is a teen-ager, these stories are NOT juveniles. Telzey is one of my favorite characters, although she has very stiff competition from Trigger Argee who will appear in Volume 2 (to be on the shelves about the time this appears). This series is not to be missed.
The SF Site Featured Review: Telzey Amberdon
James H. Schmitz, edited by Eric Flint Guy Gordon. Baen Books, 435 pages. JamesH. schmitz james h. Schmitz was born in Germany in 1911 of American parents.
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Extractions: James H. Schmitz was born in Germany in 1911 of American parents. When World War I broke out, they moved back to the United States. After it ended, they returned to Germany where his father worked for an American company. James went to school in Germany, then returned to Chicago in 1930 to go to business school and finally switched to a correspondence course in journalism. With no jobs because of the Depression, he returned to Germany to work with his father's company. With Hitler marching into Austria and Czechoslovakia, he and the family moved to St. Paul, then to Los Angeles. In WWII he joined the Army Air Force for 3 years, after which he settled in the Los Angeles area. He died in 1981. ISFDB Bibliography Advertisement document.write(''); Telzey Amberdon is classic light space-opera, starring a telepathic teenage supergirl. Good stuff! Telzey Amberdon, age 15, is a genius, a law student, and a psi supergirl who can save the Federation in a fortnight, and still make it home in time for her 16th birthday party. This is silly but engaging fluff, sort of a Nancy Drew in space but much better-written. It's a pleasure to see the Telzey stories back in print I'd forgotten the breezy assurance of Schmitz's voice. Besides six Telzey 'chapters', first published as short stories 1962-71, there are two related stories: the nasty, pulpy "Blood of Nalakia" (1953), and a nice, if routine, space-piracy thriller, "The Star Hyacinths" (1961). Plus, there's a great polychrome and foil cover (Telzey with a pride of crest cats) by Bob Eggleton.
The SF Site Featured Review: The Witches Of Karres
James H. Schmitz. Victor Gollancz SF Collectors' Edition, 344 pages. James H.schmitz james h. Schmitz was born in Germany in 1911 of American parents.
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Extractions: James H. Schmitz was born in Germany in 1911 of American parents. When World War I broke out, they moved back to the United States. After it ended, they returned to Germany where his father worked for an American company. James went to school in Germany, then returned to Chicago in 1930 to go to business school and finally switched to a correspondence course in journalism. With no jobs because of the Depression, he returned to Germany to work with his father's company. With Hitler marching into Austria and Czechoslovakia, he and the family moved to St. Paul, then to Los Angeles. In WWII he joined the Army Air Force for 3 years, after which he settled in the Los Angeles area. He died in 1981. ISFDB Bibliography
James H. Schmitz - Bibliography Summary
James H. Schmitz Bibliography Summary. Pub Biblio Alpha ChronMain Menu Search Schmitz, James H. (USA, 1911-1981). Interviews
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James H. Schmitz
James H. Schmitz. Books Reviewed The Demon Breed Vector, Spr 1970by Roy Mortimore The Lion Game Vector, Mar 1977 by Chris Evans
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SCHMITZ James H.
Translate this page Accueil Biblios S Retour schmitz james h. James H. Schmitz USA(Hambourg (Allemagne) 1911 - 1981) Il vécu en Allemagne jusqu'en 1938.
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Extractions: Mail (1966, The witches of Karres) (1969, The demon breed) (1960, Agent of Vega) Les haleines du temps (1972, A nice day for screaming and other tales of the hub) (1950, The second night of summer) (1950, The truth about Kushgar) Les illusionnistes (1951, Space fear / The illusionnists) L'altruiste (1952, Altruist) Les invisibles (1952, Altruist) La garde (1953, Caretaker) Vigilance (1953, Caretaker) Nous ne voulons pas d'histoires (1953, We don't want any trouble) (1955, Grandpa) (1961, The star hyacinthes (The tangled web)) L'autre ressemblance (1962, The other likeness) Les haleines du temps (1962, The winds of time)
James H. Schmitz
Site offers information about schmitz's works and life as well as how to locate his out of print works.
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James H. Schmitz, Science Fiction Writer
1911 1981. Novels. schmitz, james H., A Tale of Two Clocks, Torquil Books,New York, 1962. schmitz, james H., Telzey Amberdon, Baen, New York, 2000.
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Trigger & Friends, By James H. Schmitz
Trigger Friends, by james H. schmitz. The Complete Federation of the HubVolume 3. Fiction Contents. schmitz, james H., Harvest Time, 1958.
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TarraNova - Schmitz, James H.
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Mar's JHS Stories Page
A chronology of the stories of james H. schmitz. A page by Marlene Wilson. james H. schmitz Stories in Chronological Order
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Extractions: 1943 August "Greenface" The owner of a fishing camp pits himself against a new kind of beast in the forest. Unknown 8/43. Included in The Circus of Dr. Lao and Other Improbable Stories ed. Ray Bradbury, Bantam, NY, A1519, 1956. Included in Things Hunting Men ed. D. Drake, 1988. Included in Unknown Worlds: Tales From Beyond ed. S. Schmidt, 1988. (Later in collection book A Pride of Monsters 1949 July "Agent of Vega" The Third Coordinator manoevers Zone Agent Iliff into confronting his nemesis, the pirate U1, while breaking in a new Lannai operative, Pagadan - the High Queen of Lar Sancaya. Astounding/Analog Science Fiction 7/49, included in SpacePolice ed. Andre Norton, World, Cleveland, 1956. (Later in collection book Agent of Vega 1949 December "The Witches of Karres" Captain Pausert saves three sisters from servitude - or did they really need saving ? (Used as first part of the book of the same name.) Astounding/Analog Science Fiction 12/49; British Edition 5/50. Included in
Mar's James H. Schmitz Page
james H. schmitz, science fiction writer, wrote space opera stories and novelsin the l950s and 60s, largely for magazines such as Analog and Galaxy.
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Extractions: If you know what a vatch is, you're at the right page! The stories of James H. Schmitz were largely published between 1949 and 1973, in Science Fiction pulps like Astounding Science Fiction and Galaxy James H. Schmitz always stormed through an exciting tale, never stopping to see if his readers had caught up. His elaborate and consistant galactic politics, technology, and assortment of aliens and monsters, paved the way for future SciFi writers with well-planned future history. For his time, or anyone else's, though, he was known for his strong characterization of females, and even the elderly, in rock 'em sock 'em action yarns. The best BIG news is - Baen Books has published The Complete Federation of the Hub in five volumes. Find all of your favourite James H. Schmitz stories in these new anthologies. There's been some discussion of them on the Federation Comweb - see below - and also the Baen message board Great Stuff! The Schmitz Encyclopedia is the definitive site on James H. Schmitz! Guy Gordon has added artwork from original publications, both colour covers and black and white line drawings, essays on his work, letters, and photographs. His aim is to post everything in the world on JHS, and by golly! - I think he's got a shot at it!
Review: The Best Of James H. Schmitz
schmitz, james H. Review The Best of james H. schmitz fwilson@coral.bucknell.edu (Frank Wilson) 29 Nov 1993 211643 GMT Review of The Best of james H. schmitz
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Extractions: Review of The Best of James H. Schmitz This is a selection of stories by an old SF hand who got his start back at the end of the "golden age" of science fiction (the period dominated by the likes of Heinlein and Clarke and Asimov and DeCamp), and continued to develop his craft into the '70s. Most of his novels are still in print, but many of his short stories, even those reprinted a number of times in other collections (as many were), are difficult to find. For this reason, as well as for the homage to his work which it represents, it is a pleasure to applaud the NEFSFA's initiation of their new "NESFA's Choice" series with this volume. The collection consists of nine stories, nearly all of which easily qualify as among Schmitz's best, together with a spritely and entertaining Introduction by Janet Kagan. There is also a Bibliography, as well as a brief "character key" chart for Schmitz's "Federation of the Hub" series compiled by the editor. In an uncommonly self-effacing move, the editor has provided no preface of his own, and partly because of this the basis for the selection of the stories is not clear to the reader, nor is the reason for the order of their presentation in the collection. The most reasonable principle of selection, one is led to suspect, is probably a desire to distribute the choices somewhat representatively over the span of Schmitz's career.

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