41. Articles In Magazines moskowitz, sam, Why 'The Man Who Evolved' is My Faborite Story, inStartling Stories, (Nov. 1940), p. 113. 1961). moskowitz, sam. http://www11.tok2.com/home/hamilton/artmag.htm

Ackerman, Forest J., g Edmond Hamilton h Xenophile , No. 30 (Mar. 1977), pp. 13. Anonymous "Unkown," in: Aftonbladet (Feb. 26, 1977) Note: A short paragraph about Captain Future and the death of Edmond Hamilton on the cultural page of the Swedish daily. [Swedish] Anonymous, " ," in: Future Fan Anonymous, " Hamilton, cont. ," in: Book West Anonymous, " Youngstown's Jules Verne ," in: Youngstown Vindicator , (Feb. 1977) Anonymous, "," in: East Fanglian Times , Vol. 2, no. 4 (March 1964), p. 9. Anonymou, " Some Lost Stories of Edmond Hamilton ," in: Return to Wonder , No. 9 (1970), pp. 9-11. Bates, David, g Wizard of Science, The Man Who of Tomorrow : Captain Future h LOCCs (Lettered Obserbation and Cosmic Comments) , Vol. 2, No. 1 (Spring 1981), pp. 11. Brackett, Leigh, "No Title," in: Return to Wonder , No. 9 (1970), p. 8. Brown, Brian Earl, g Captain Future, Man of Tomorrow h HIDALGO , No. 28 (Jan. 1994), pp. 16

42. Articles In Books moskowitz, sam, Edmond Hamilton, in Seekers of Tomorrow, by sammoskowitz, Cleveland, Ohio World, 1966, pp. 7389.; Reprinted http://www11.tok2.com/home/hamilton/artbook.htm

Articles on Hamilton in Books Japanese articles are here ; Russian is here Ackerman, Forest, g Edmond Hamilton : the World-Saver h in: Weird Heroes , No. 6, New York : Pyramid Press, 1977, pp. 142-143. Andrevon, Jean-Pierre, [short review of L'Arme de Nulle Part], in: ed. by Jacques Goimard, Paris : Julliard, 1978, p. 168. Ash B., g Edmond Hamilton ,h in: Ash B., Who Is Who in Science Fiction . - Lnd.: Elm Tree Books, 1976, P. 109-110. Ashley, Mike & Ewald, Robert," Captain Future h in: Science Fiction, Fantasy, and Weird Fiction Magazines Westport : Greenwood, 1985, pp. 155-157. Bloch, Robert, g Memoir on Edmond Hamilton h in: Weird Heroes , No. 6, New York : Pyramid Press, 1977, pp. 144-145. Böttcher, Hans-Ulrich, " Edmond Hamilton, (USA), 1904-1977 ," in: Bibliographisches Lexikon der utopisch phantastischen Literatur , Meitingen : Corian-Verlag, 1984-, (2. Erg.-Lfg. Juni 1985) Bourgoin, Stéphane, "

43. Mimosa 21, Page 7 {{ ed. note see Dave's article Farewell, Teens, Farewell in Mimosa 20 }} In thatprevious article, I reported how the dynamic young sam moskowitz teamed up http://jophan.org/mimosa/m21/21_p07.htm

There were other fanhistory-related events at LoneStarCon besides interviews. One of them was a panel in remembrance of one of the most respected fan personalities of all time Sam Moskowitz. SaM, as he was known throughout fandom, was chairman of the very first worldcon, the 1939 Nycon, and in later years he became known as a historian and researcher. Fandom will miss him. But SaM was also no stranger to con- troversy, and became involved in some unpleasant feuds over the years. Here's more about... The Big Event was about to take place for me in less than one month. On the July 4th weekend, 1939, the eagerly anticipated World's Science Fiction Convention was being held in New York City. It was now June and I had returned back to my home town of Monticello, N.Y., from my first year in college. For nine months I had been out of action in the fannish world whose cauldron of intrigue had bubbled away with- out me. Now I was ready to return to the exciting battleground of fandom. The obvious fray capturing my attention was the to-the-death power struggle between the forces of the Futurians (the good guys) and those of New Fandom (the bad guys) over the big event our World's Convention (later shortened to just 'World Convention') planned as part of the much publicized New York World's Fair.

44. Mimosa 22, Page 42 } It was interesting how, in Dave Kyle's memories of and comments on sam moskowitz{{ sam Fan Forever }}, he's more detailed with his criticisms of sam http://jophan.org/mimosa/m22/m22_p42.htm

them all. I'm sorry I didn't know Joni. As we were preparing this issue's letters column, we received the news of the passing of Jackie Causgrove. She had been in ill health for quite some time, so it wasn't entirely unexpected; MidWestCons won't be the same without her presence. We hope to have a remembrance of And I can't let Julia Morgan-Scott's wonderful cover go unmentioned. I studied it for a long, long time. Particularly the scratch work on grandpa and the babes on the balcony. Ruth M. Shields, 1410 McDowell Road, Jackson, Mississippi 39204-5147 The cover of Mimosa 21 is great. It is nice to see somebody using scratchboard again! The use of it here is excellent, and I love the whimsy of the design. And I hope I'm forgiven if I wistfully assume the Armadilly wimmen made it to the doorway and avoided becoming stagecoach roadkill. In your Opening Comments "A Tale of Two , your convention reminiscences re- minded me of my own first worldcon, the year before yours: SunCon, Miami Beach, 1977. I attended with an old friend who was not only at her first worldcon

45. Works About PJF 4 - In Books/magazines moskowitz, sam Philip José Farmer Sex Science Fiction A critical and veryinteresting essay about the impact of the publication of the novella The http://users.castel.nl/~nuniz01/WA/PJFwa04.htm

Works about PJF (4) - In books, magazines and fanzines: H-M The entries are in alphabetical order of the writer's name. Publications of which a cover scan is included are indicated with a Followed by "Some Comments" by Farmer Moebius Trip Library's S.F. Echo , #22, April 1975 [Fanzine] unknown Hansom, Paul - "Strange Relations" A critical essay about the stories in the collection Strange Relations , describing the plot and analyzing each story. "..The use of alien encounters and environments to explore complex problems of personal development and sexual maturity provides fantastic scenarios that have an acceptable familiarity about them. The stories themselves have cleverly ironic twists. Farmer cleverly unsettles readers and interrogates accepted assumptions..". Magill's Guide to Science Fiction and Fantasy Literature, Vol.4 , edited by T.A. Shippey Salem Press, ISBN 0-89356-910-0, hc [no dustjacket], Hanson, Alan - "Farmer's Vision of Ancient Opar" [No further information] Heritage of the Flaming God: An Essay on the History of Opar and Its Relationship to Other Ancient Cultures , edited by Alan Hanson and Michael Winger Waziri Publications, pb, 1999

46. All Book Sellers.com - Moskowitz, Sam AllBookSellers.com seaches in 25 online bookstores for moskowitz, sam books soyou always get the best prices and the largest choice. title isbn author. http://www.allbooksellers.com/3149/Moskowitz_Sam/

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47. Aquata.csclub.uwaterloo.ca/clubs/watsfic/anthologies ed.) The Sixth Galaxy Reader Gold, HL The Ninth Annual of the Year's Best SF Merril,Judith (ed.) Other Worlds Other Times; Anthology moskowitz, sam Elwood http://aquata.csclub.uwaterloo.ca/clubs/watsfic/anthologies

48. M - NYRSF Index By Author moskowitz, sam, Issue 2, October 1988, Vol. 1, No. 2, p. 23, letter of comment,0, hard sf,; moskowitz, sam, Issue 15, November 1989, Vol. 2, No. http://www.nyrsf.com/M_author.html

The New York Review of Science Fiction Published by Dragon Press P. O. Box 78 Pleasantville, NY 10570 by Author NYRSF Index B Y A UTHOR A B C D ... Z MacDonald, Angus, Issue , November 1991, Vol. 4 , No. 3, p. 23, letter of comment, Waldrop, Howard MacDonald, Angus, Issue , July 1995, Vol. 7 , No. 11, p. 23, letter of comment, Godwin, Tom, "The Cold Equations" MacDonald, Angus, Issue , September 1995, Vol. 8 , No. 1, p. 21, letter of comment MacGregor, Loren J., Issue , November 1988, Vol. 1 , No. 3, p. 15, reading list, Vinge, Joan D., Catspaw MacGregor, Loren J., Issue , March 1989, Vol. 1 , No. 7, p. 7, review, Sanders, William, Journey to Fusang MacIntyre, F. Gwynplaine, Issue , March 1992, Vol. 4 , No. 7, p. 16, review, Wolfe, Bernard, Limbo MacIntyre, F. Gwynplaine, Issue , April 1994, Vol. 6 , No. 8, p. 13, reading list MacIntyre, F. Gwynplaine, Issue , May 1994, Vol. 6 , No. 9, p. 12, review, Tan, Cecilia, Telepaths Don't Need Safewords and Other Stories from the Erotic Edge of SF/Fantasy Maddox, Tom, Issue , October 1991, Vol. 4 , No. 2, p. 9, reading list Malzberg, Barry N., The Cloud-Sculptor or Terminal X, Issue

49. Reading Room Index To The Comic Art Collection k. moskowitz, Moe. k. Deaths. Call no. PN6700.C62no.195 moskowitz, sam. Entry http://www.lib.msu.edu/comics/rri/mrri/mos.htm

Michigan State University Libraries Special Collections Division Reading Room Index to the Comic Art Collection "Mosaico" to "Mostyn" Back to the M index screen Back to the ... Back up the list Moscoso, Victor, 1936- American comics artist Mosher, Mike Writer about comics Mosley, Zack, 1906- American comics artist On down the list This segment last edited January 10, 1999

50. Sam Moskowitz [a0045340] (Autor) http://www.ttrantor.org/aut/m/a0045340.html

51. Sigma, May 97 But I'll be back! In Memoriam sam moskowitz 19201997. by Eric LeifDavin Science fiction fan. sam moskowitz is dead at age 76. A http://www.cs.cmu.edu/afs/cs/user/roboman/www/sigma/may97sig.html

The Official Newsletter of PARSEC SIGMA May, 1997 Issue 136 The Kontinuing Adventures of Kira As I mentioned in April, I will not be at the May meeting; I will be in New Orleans for my 10-year reunion. I just noticed the second movie about a high-school reunion coming out; reunions are apparently "in" this year. Well, I always knew I would be cool one of these days! Here's hoping that none of my classmates are professional killers (la Grosse Point Blank). The subject of May's meeting will be "Women in Science Fiction", presented by Anita Alverio. I am sorry to be missing this one; I suspect a major debate could crop up. I will try to have someone tape the meeting. This time, I know where the recorder is, and it has fresh batteries! I can't wait to find out what else will go wrong with it! I think it was once owned by Magician Murphy (sorry, a Xanth jokeI'll try to restrain myself in the future). I leave you in the hands of our capable Vice President. But I'll be back! In Memoriam: Sam Moskowitz 1920-1997 by Eric Leif Davin Science fiction has lost its greatest historian and most dedicated fan. Sam Moskowitz is dead at age 76. A leading editor and critic, Sam was also the foremost expert on science fiction's pulp magazine origins and the author or editor of sixty hard-cover and paperback books. He was the recipient of the Pilgrim award from the Science Fiction Research Association (1981) and a member of the Science Fiction Hall of Fame (1972). No one knew more about the early years of science fiction, or had done so much to document this largely unheralded literary genre. No one devoted so much time and energy to tracking down every nugget of information, from the origins of the words "science fiction" and "fanzine" themselves, to who wrote the first twists on now standard SF cliches. Though others have worked diligently to shed light on the various forgotten corners, for more than half a century Sam Moskowitz was the main searchlight cutting through the night. And now the night has claimed him.

52. Long Island: Our Story Home Page A detailed overview of David Berkowitz's case, with archive photographs.Category Society Crime Serial Killers Berkowitz, David...... yearold man inhabiting the body of a Yonkers neighbor, sam Carr, who Joseph R. Corsoaccepted Berkowitz' guilty pleas for the moskowitz-Violante shootings. http://www.lihistory.com/9/hs9sam.htm

Timeline The Vault Family Stories LONG ISLAND HISTORICAL JOURNALS Spring '01 Issue Fall '00 Issue Spring '00 Issue Fall '99 Issue ... Fall '98 Issue

53. WESLEYAN UNIVERSITY MEN'S SQUASH SUMMARY Taylor Greene, 30 W. ; 5 - Ohm Pandejpong, 3-1 W. ; 6 - Kevin McCarthy, 3-1 W.; 7 - Evan Jenkins, 3-0 W. ; 8 - Ari moskowitz, 3-1 W. ; 9 - sam Narins, 3 http://www.wesleyan.edu/athletics/msquash/archive/2000_2001/msquash_summary_0001

MATCH-BY-MATCH SUMMARY OF 2000-01 WESLEYAN MEN'S SQUASH SEASON 2000-01 Final Record: 11-6 Wesleyan 6, Connecticut College 3 - 11/30/00 at New London, Conn. INDIVIDUAL RESULTS OF MATCHES: #1 - Dave Bihldorff, 0-3 L. ; #2 - Benson Gillespie, 3-2 W. ; #3 - Ohm Pandejpong, 2-3 L. ; #4 - Kevin McCarthy, 3-1 W. ; #5 - Sam Narins, 3-0 W. ; #6 - Wei Kwan, 3-0 W. ; #7 - Ari Moskowitz, 3-2 W. ; #8 - Nick Putnam, 3-1 W. ; #9 - Jed Rosenbaum, 0-3 L. Wesleyan 5, M.I.T. 4 - 12/1/00 at Cambridge, Mass. (Harvard) INDIVIDUAL RESULTS OF MATCHES: #1 - Benson Gillespie, 0-3 L. ; #2 - Dave Bihldorff, 2-3 L. ; #3 - Ohm Pandejpong, 3-2 W. ; #4 - Kevin McCarthy, 3-1 W. ; #5 - Sam Narins, 0-3 L. ; #6 - Wei Kwan, 3-0 W. ; #7 - Ari Moskowitz, 3-1 W. ; #8 - Nick Putnam, 1-3 L. ; #9 - Jed Rosenbaum, 3-2 W. Colby 8, Wesleyan 1 - 12/2/00 at Waterville, Me. INDIVIDUAL RESULTS OF MATCHES: #1 - Benson Gillespie, 0-3 L. ; #2 - Dave Bihldorff, 0-3 L. ; #3 - Ohm Pandejpong, 1-3 L. ; #4 - Kevin McCarthy, 3-1 W. ; #5 - Sam Narins, 0-3 L. ; #6 - Wei Kwan, 2-3 L. ; #7 - Ari Moskowitz, 0-3 L. ; #8 - Nick Putnam, 2-3 L. ; #9 - Jed Rosenbaum, 2-3 L. Brown 8, Wesleyan 1 - 1/16/01 at Providence, R.I.

54. Revival Leader Touts 'Son Of Sam' Conversion moskowitz said Hill should be stopped before he can convince anyone that Berkowitzis old demon whose voice he heard through his neighbor's dog, sam, now wants http://www.rickross.com/reference/brownsville/brownsville16.html

Revival leader touts 'Son of Sam' conversion The Pensacola News Journal/November 18, 1997 By John W. Allman PENSACOLA - The latest name on the tally of saved souls is David Berkowitz, says Steve Hill. Berkowitz is also known as "Son of Sam," the killer whose year-long spree left six people dead and eight wounded in New York City. He is in prison for life with no chance of parole. Maybe. Berkowitz, who claims to have converted to Christ in 1987, will get his first parole hearing in the year 2002 five years from now and Hill, who will be featured on a video touting Berkowitz's conversion, says the former killer is a changed man. Hill hopes to enlighten people to Berkowitz's salvation. The videotape will be sold at the Pensacola Brownsville Revival and marketed on national television. It should be available in time for Christmas. "They felt like I would be the one to bridge the gap between David Berkowitz and the youth of America," said Hill, who was chosen for the project by his long-time friend, Don Wilkerson, executive director of the international division of Teen Challenge, a Christian-based drug treatment program. "I'm coming on the video as a former typical kid who got messed up."

55. Tomfolio.com: Fiction: Scifi, Fantasy, Horror: Scifi Reference 17. moskowitz, sam SEEKERS OF TOMORROW Masters of Modern Science FictionPicture Publisher Ballantine NY 1967. 1st printing, Oct. 1967. http://www.tomfolio.com/bookssub.asp?catid=100&subid=2817

56. GNS Character Profiles - Other Characters He and sam didn't get on well, so he sent Carla upstairs to deal with him.She did alright by sleeping with him!!! Back to top. Faye moskowitz. http://www.geocities.com/goodnightseattle/otherchar.htm

Characters - Other Characters Scroll down the page to find information on several other characters in the Frasier world. The Crane Family and Cheers Regulars Frederick Crane Dr Hester Crane Diane Chambers Sam Malone ... John Allen Hill The Moon Family Grammie Moon Mr Moon Mrs Moon Simon Moon The Doyle Family Rick Garrett Alice Doyle Joanna Doyle Denise Dawson ... Jen Doyle Frasier's Girlfriends Madeline Marshall Maureen Cutler Faye Moskowitz Cassandra Stone ... Nanette "Nanny Gee" Gooseman KACL Tom Duran "Chopper" Dave Bonnie Weems Big Willy ... Portia Sanders Other Characters Brian Patchett Ben Duke Frank, Jimmy and Leo ... Roger The Crane Family and Cheers Regulars Frederick Crane Frederick Crane is Frasier and Lilith's son. He lives with his mother in Boston, visiting his father, uncle and grandad regularly. Frederick tends to take after his father in the respect that he detests sports and has a small social life. Frederick Crane attends Mulberry Academy in Boston. He also has a crush on Daphne and has managed to get kisses and cuddles from her (much to Uncle Niles' disgust). Frederick is now 13 years old and is starting to become interested in girls. Frederick's first word by the way was "Norm!!!" (whenever Norm entered the Cheers bar everyone else called out his name) but Lilith thought he said "Mom".

57. Klezmer Music! Abe Schwartz, Dave Tarras, Sam Musiker, Musiker Brothers It Or Not) Molly Picon ( ) 4. V'haKohanim (The Cohanim) Yoselle Rosenblatt 5. Huliet,Huliet Kinderlach (Play, Play Little Children) Abe moskowitz 6. Whoopee http://www.legacyrecordings.com/klezmermusic/avea.html

C2K 86323, Columbia/Legacy) 9 Previously Unissued Performances! 50 tracks on 2 CDs! 30 years of Jewish Classics! From Avenue A To The Great White Way: Various Artists Features the biggest names of Vaudeville: AL JOLSON IRVING BERLIN SOPHIE TUCKER and FANNIE BRICE This creative surge was captured by Columbia Records, whose catalog not only chronicled Menashe Skulnik and Peisachke Burstein Molly Picon and Yoselle Rosenblatt Nellie Casman and David Medoff , but also witnessed the rise of Fannie Brice Eddie Cantor Sophie Tucker Al Jolson , and eventually Cab Calloway Benny Goodman Gene Krupa , and even . They all drew righteously from the Yiddish music scene as it spread from Avenue A to the Great White Way Disc One 1. Voyl Iz Der Mammen (Mother Is Good) 2. In Shtedtele Nikolayev (In The Town Of Nikolayev) David Medoff 3. Ihr Megt Gleybn Oder Neyn (You Can Believe It Or Not) Molly Picon ( 4. V'haKohanim (The Cohanim) - Yoselle Rosenblatt

58. Klezmer Music! Abe Schwartz, Dave Tarras, Sam Musiker, Musiker Brothers Yosel Abe Schwartz’s Orchestra 20. Galitzianer Tenzel (Galician Dance) SamBeckerman 21. Mameniu, Liubeniu (Mama, My Beloved) Abraham moskowitz 24. http://www.legacyrecordings.com/klezmermusic/abe.html

CK 86321, Columbia/Legacy) First time on CD 25 tracks! The Klezmer King Abe Schwartz Composer, fiddler, and bandleader Abe Schwartz (1881-1963) defined the modern American klezmer ensemble. Working in the arena of mid-1920s recording, the young immigrant tuned the still primitive sound of Jewish music to a more sophisticated pitch. If outstanding soloists like Naftule Brandwein and Dave Tarras shared the spotlight of the klezmer revival, it was because Abe Schwartz was the man who gave them their start. Selections: 1. Russishe Shehr Boibriker Kapelle 3. Die Reize Nuch Amerika (The Trip to America) 4. Die Greene Cousine (The Greenhorn Girl Cousin) Abraham Moskowitz 5. Russian Scissors Oriental Orchestra Dave Tarras 7. Gelebt Und Gelacht (Live and Laugh) Phillip Greenberg Sam Beckerman 9. Hurra! Far Unzer Held Levine (Hurray! For Our Hero Levine) Irving Grossman 10. Der Shtiller Bulgar (The Quiet Bulgar) - Jewish Orchestra

59. Bradbury, Ray: AuthorSheets: Humanities Department: Carnegie Library Of Pittsbur In moskowitz, sam. Seekers of Tomorrow Masters of Modern Science Fiction. Inmoskowitz, sam. Strange Horizons The Spectrum of Science Fiction. http://www.clpgh.org/locations/humanities/authorsheets/bradbury.html

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60. Jsam At Mount.bob Waiting for our turn to go into the cave. Tour group 36C. Top row Andy, Tom Boutell,John F. Woods, Jeremy moskowitz, sam Bushell, Pete Evans, Corprew Reed. http://jsam.best.vwh.net/mountbob/

jsam at mount.bob Here's a bunch of photographs I took at MOUNT.BOB. They're all stored as progressive-display JPEG files. Jenine Abarbanel has a list of other mount.bob picture collections Friday, 1 August 1997 Tarp city. Geeks eat. Geeks cook. Pete Evans. ... Kludge is close, but no, Genevieve has the cigar. Saturday, 2 August 1997 Tom Boutell, Vegan With Bagel The breakfast end of the tarp. Nuclear fusion does not interrupt this meal. People mill; people mull. ... Interlude The Hike The hiking troupe arrives, and parks where it shouldn't. Mark Cleary and other hikers. Jennifer Buchfink and Jonathan Cohen. Smarasderagd and more hikers. ... What we found on a birch tree on the way back. As incriminating as it seemed, it looked more than a day old. Tom Boutell protests that he'd never commit such a crime. Kate and ljd claim innocence too. I guess it wasn't us. Jennifer and Kristen. Them and more. The Cave of the Winds Regretfully, I didn't take a photograph of our tour guide, Kim. Kim threatened Eamon's life a couple of times. We were all making fun of her, of course; he was just the cutest. Waiting for our turn to go into the cave.

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