bibliography

1995
“George Jeffery”
The Book Collector January 1995
obit

“Fables of Transcendence: The Challenge of Canadian Science Fiction”
Out of this World (Quarry Press/National Library of Canada, 1995) ed Andrea Paradis

Northern Suns (Tor, 1999) ed David Hartwell, Glenn Grant
without subtitle

“Roger Zelazny”
The Guardian June 1995
obit

“Bob Shaw”
Essay for a convention programme book edited by Alison Scott
publication not located; 1300 wds

“The Hugo and the Head of the Pin”
Hugo Ceremony Programme Book (August 1995)
Intersection Hugo booklet

“John Brunner”
The Guardian September 1995
obit

“On Robert Harris’s Fatherland”
publication not confirmed; possibly Octagon 1995 in Dublin
essay

“Year-End List”
Title:
Washington Post November 1995

1996
“’City’ and ‘Urban Fantasy’”
Paradoxa, vol 2, #1 (1996), p19-26
entries from the then forthcoming Encyclopedia of Fantasy

“Bob Shaw”
Title:
Guardian February 1996
obit

“Introduction”
Andrew Crumey, D’Alembert’s Principle (Dedalus, 1996)

1997
“Untitled Piece on SF”
TW Live Show Guide
don’t know if this was published; see PIECES file under tworld.wp

“Introduction: Time and the Human Condition”
To Tales in Time (anth 1997) ed Peter Crowther

“Science Fiction”
Commissioned by Miles Foden of The Guardian, July 1997, but never published. Text in Pieces.

“In the Beginning was the Scientific Romance”
The War of the Worlds by H G Wells (Fabbri, 1997)
intro to Science Fiction Classics #1 in this abortive series of sf classics

“Panic ina Merica”
Science Fiction Classics #1 (Fabbri, 1997)
essay on Orson Welles’ War of the Worlds broadcast

“Sam Moskowitz”
Ansible 118 (May 1997)
obit

“Michael Moorcock: Champion of the Eternal”
LonestarCon 2 (LoneStarCon2, 1997)
GoH piece

“Foreword”
E E Smith, Chronicles of the Lensmen vols 1 and 2 (Old Earth Books, 1997)

“Judith Merril”
Title: “Future World of a Feminist”
Guardian 25 September 1997
obit

“Judith Merril”
Ansible 123 (October 1997)
obit

Sol Rising 20 (January 1998)
reprinted in this memorial issue

“George Hay and Judith Merril”
Foundation 1997
memorial piece

“The Fantastic Inventions of a Fantasizing Philosopher”
Science Fiction Classics #3 (Fabbri, 1997)
intro to a Philip K Dick Novel

“Science Fiction and Fantasy”
Washington Post (7 December 1997)
year-end round-up

1998
“Opening the Gates”
Paul Wake, Steve Andrews and Ariel, eds, Waterstone’s Guide to Science Fiction, Fantasy & Horror (Waterstone’s Guides, 1998)
introduction

“Commentary on John B Watson and Behaviourism”
Locus April 1998

“Foreword”
E E Smith, Chronicles of the Lensmen vols 3/6 (Old Earth Books, 1998)

“What I Did on my Summer Vacation”
Paradoxa (vol 4, #10, 1998)
Scores (Harold Wood, Essex:Beccon, 2003)
heavily revised

Stadt, wohin?: Die Stadt in der SF: Eine Anthologiezum Elstercon 2004 in Leipzig (Leipzig:Freundeskreis Science Fiction Leipzig, 2004)
translated by Hannes Riffel, German Title: “Wasich in den Sommerferien getan habe”

Helion: Revista de Science Fiction #1/2006
(Timisoara, Romania, 2006)
translated by Ionna Robu, Romanian title: “Ce-am facut in vacanta de vara”

“Richard Cowper”
In Science Fiction Writers (NY:Scribners)

“Howard Waldrop”
In Science Fiction Writers (NY:Scribners)
In Supernatural Fiction Writers (Gale, 2002)
revised

“Gene Wolfe”
In Science Fiction Writers (NY:Scribners)

1999
“In Defense of Science Fiction”
Salonmagazine.com (25 May 1999)
Projections: Science Fiction in Literature & Film (anth 2004) ed Lou Anders
text restored but not revised
www.netsf.org/
in Romanian as ”In apararea science fiction-ului”

“Afterword”
Christopher Priest, The Extremes (Simon and Schuster, 1998; 1999 pb reprint) by Christopher Priest

“Mary Gentle”
Barroquon Programme Book (16-18 July 1999)

“Readercon Report”
Paul Barnett’s online mag for Paper Tiger July 1999

“A Species with Ten Fingers Named Frankenstein”
Washington Post August 1999
long op-ed type piece on the Millennium and sf

“Point/Counterpoint:The MUP Encyclopedia of Australian Science Fiction Debate Continues”
Nova Express vol 5, #2 (Fall/Winter 1999)
response by Russell Blackford to my review of this book, plus my response to Blackford.

“Conreport”
Andromeda (143/144) December 1999
report on Eurocon in Dortmund, May 1999