C.L. Moore - Revision history

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2010-12-10T21:27:33Z

vintage season

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	* "Fruit of Knowledge" (194-?)		* "Fruit of Knowledge" (194-?)
	* "[[No Woman Born]]" (1944); reprinted in Thomas N. Scortia and George Zebrowski's Human-Machines (1975).		* "[[No Woman Born]]" (1944); reprinted in Thomas N. Scortia and George Zebrowski's Human-Machines (1975).
	* "Vintage Season" (1946) in collaboration with her husband Henry Kuttner.		* "Vintage Season" (1946) in collaboration with her husband Henry Kuttner. (time travel)
	* ''Doomsday Morning'' (1957)		* ''Doomsday Morning'' (1957)
	* ''Judgment Night'' (1965 collection)		* ''Judgment Night'' (1965 collection)

2010-08-18T00:54:03Z

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	==Names==		==Names==
	C. L. Moore also wrote SF under different pen names, such as [[Lewis Padgett]] and Lawrence O'Donnell (for her collaborations with [[Henry Kuttner]]).		C. L. Moore also wrote SF under different pen names, such as [[Lewis Padgett]] and [[Lawrence O'Donnell]] (for her collaborations with [[Henry Kuttner]]).

	==Bibliography==		==Bibliography==

2010-04-15T17:10:47Z

cat

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	[[Category:1987 deaths]]		[[Category:1987 deaths]]
	[[category:Women writers]]		[[category:Writers by name]]
			[[category:Women writers by name]]
	[[Category:Women writers adopting neuter names]]		[[Category:Women writers adopting neuter names]]
	~~[[Category:Writers]]~~

2009-01-03T15:51:18Z

cat

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	[[Category:1987 deaths]]		[[Category:1987 deaths]]
	[[~~Category~~:~~Female~~ writers]]		[[category:Women writers]]
	[[Category:Women writers adopting neuter names]]		[[Category:Women writers adopting neuter names]]
	[[Category:Writers]]		[[Category:Writers]]

2008-05-04T18:28:53Z

Bibliography: no woman born

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	* "Werewoman" (1938)		* "Werewoman" (1938)
	* "Fruit of Knowledge" (194-?)		* "Fruit of Knowledge" (194-?)
	* "No Woman Born" (1944); reprinted in Thomas N. Scortia and George Zebrowski's Human-Machines (1975).		* "[[No Woman Born]]" (1944); reprinted in Thomas N. Scortia and George Zebrowski's Human-Machines (1975).
	* "Vintage Season" (1946) in collaboration with her husband Henry Kuttner.		* "Vintage Season" (1946) in collaboration with her husband Henry Kuttner.
	* ''Doomsday Morning'' (1957)		* ''Doomsday Morning'' (1957)

2007-04-26T03:31:14Z

Bibliography: link

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	* ''Doomsday Morning'' (1957)		* ''Doomsday Morning'' (1957)
	* ''Judgment Night'' (1965 collection)		* ''Judgment Night'' (1965 collection)
	* ''[[Jirel of Joiry]]'' (1969)		* ''[[Jirel of Joiry]]'' (1969 collection)
	* The Best of C. L. Moore edited by Lester Del Ray (1975)		* The Best of C. L. Moore edited by Lester Del Ray (1975)
	* "[[Jirel Meets Magic]]" in Pamela Sargent's More Women of Wonder.		* "[[Jirel Meets Magic]]" in Pamela Sargent's More Women of Wonder.

2007-04-26T03:30:37Z

names

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	Creator of [[Jirel of Joiry]] and of [[Northwest Smith]].		Creator of [[Jirel of Joiry]] and of [[Northwest Smith]].

	~~Also~~ wrote SF under different pen names, such as [[Lewis Padgett]] and Lawrence O'Donnell (for her collaborations with [[Henry Kuttner]]).		==Names==
			C. L. Moore also wrote SF under different pen names, such as [[Lewis Padgett]] and Lawrence O'Donnell (for her collaborations with [[Henry Kuttner]]).

	==Bibliography==		==Bibliography==
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	* ''Doomsday Morning'' (1957)		* ''Doomsday Morning'' (1957)
	* ''Judgment Night'' (1965 collection)		* ''Judgment Night'' (1965 collection)
	* ''Jirel of Joiry'' (1969)		* ''[[Jirel of Joiry]]'' (1969)
	* The Best of C. L. Moore edited by Lester Del Ray (1975)		* The Best of C. L. Moore edited by Lester Del Ray (1975)
	* "Jirel Meets Magic" in Pamela Sargent's More Women of Wonder.		* "[[Jirel Meets Magic]]" in Pamela Sargent's More Women of Wonder.
	* Dark God's Embrace, a collection of 5 Jirel of Joiry stories		* ''Dark God's Embrace'', a collection of 5 Jirel of Joiry stories

	== External Links ==		== External Links ==

2007-03-15T04:29:09Z

short bib

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	Creator of [[Jirel of Joiry]] and of [[Northwest Smith]].		Creator of [[Jirel of Joiry]] and of [[Northwest Smith]].

			Also wrote SF under different pen names, such as [[Lewis Padgett]] and Lawrence O'Donnell (for her collaborations with [[Henry Kuttner]]).

	~~Also wrote SF under different pen names, such as [[Lewis Padgett]]~~ (~~for~~ her ~~collaborations with [[~~Henry Kuttner]]).		==Bibliography==
			* "Shambleau" in Weird Tales (1933)
			* "Black God's Kiss" (1934)
			* "Werewoman" (1938)
			* "Fruit of Knowledge" (194-?)
			* "No Woman Born" (1944); reprinted in Thomas N. Scortia and George Zebrowski's Human-Machines (1975).
			* "Vintage Season" (1946) in collaboration with her husband Henry Kuttner.
			* ''Doomsday Morning'' (1957)
			* ''Judgment Night'' (1965 collection)
			* ''Jirel of Joiry'' (1969)
			* The Best of C. L. Moore edited by Lester Del Ray (1975)
			* "Jirel Meets Magic" in Pamela Sargent's More Women of Wonder.
			* Dark God's Embrace, a collection of 5 Jirel of Joiry stories

	== External Links ==		== External Links ==

2007-03-09T10:05:30Z

typo!

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	Also wrote SF under different pen names, such as [[Lewis ~~Padget~~]] (for her collaborations with [[Henry Kuttner]]).		Also wrote SF under different pen names, such as [[Lewis Padgett]] (for her collaborations with [[Henry Kuttner]]).

2007-03-09T10:04:33Z

Added some basic info.

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