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	==Bibliography==		==Bibliography==
	* "[[Coming to Terms]]" ([[Nebula Award]] for Best Short Story in 2004)		* "[[Coming to Terms]]" ([[Nebula Award]] for Best Short Story in 2004)
	* "Stable Strategies for Middle Management" (nominated for the [[Hugo Award]] in 1989) (a [[pastiche]] of Kafka' ''The Metamorphosis'')		* "[[Stable Strategies for Middle Management]]" (nominated for the [[Hugo Award]] in 1989) (a [[pastiche]] of Kafka' ''[[The Metamorphosis]]'')
	* "Computer Friendly" (nominated for the [[Hugo Award]] in 1990)		* "[[Computer Friendly]]" (nominated for the [[Hugo Award]] in 1990)
	* ''Stable Strategies and Others'' (2004 collection; nominated for the [[Philip K. Dick Award]]; short-listed for the [[James Tiptree, Jr. Award]] and the [[World Fantasy Award]]		* ''[[Stable Strategies and Others]]'' (2004 collection; nominated for the [[Philip K. Dick Award]]; short-listed for the [[James Tiptree, Jr. Award]] and the [[World Fantasy Award]]
	* "Fellow Americans" 1991 short story)		* "[[Fellow Americans]]" 1991 short story)
	* ''Green Fire'' (1998), a collaborative novella by Gunn, Michael Swanwick, [[Pat Murphy]], and Andy Duncan; [[homage]] to [[Robert A. Heinlein]], [[Isaac Asimov]], with [[Grace Hopper]], and Nicola Tesla		* ''[[Green Fire]]'' (1998), a collaborative novella by [[Eileen Gunn]], [[Michael Swanwick]], [[Pat Murphy]], and [[Andy Duncan]]; [[homage]] to [[Robert A. Heinlein]], [[Isaac Asimov]], with [[Grace Hopper]], and [[Nicola Tesla]]

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	'''[http://www.infinitematrix.net/ Eileen Gunn]''' (b. June 23, [[1945]], Dorchester, Massachusetts) is a [[science fiction]] author and editor. She is a graduate of the [[Clarion Workshop]]. She is also the editor/publisher of the webzine ''[[The Infinite Matrix]]''. Her website ''The Difference Dictionary'' [http://www.sff.net/people/gunn/dd/] is an online concordance to ''[[The Difference Engine]]'', a novel by [[William Gibson]] and [[Bruce Sterling]].		'''[http://www.infinitematrix.net/ Eileen Gunn]''' (b. June 23, [[1945]], Dorchester, Massachusetts) is a [[science fiction]] author and editor. She is a graduate of the [[Clarion Workshop]]. She is also the editor/publisher of the webzine ''[[The Infinite Matrix]]''. Her website ''The Difference Dictionary'' [http://www.sff.net/people/gunn/dd/] is an online concordance to ''[[The Difference Engine]]'', a novel by [[William Gibson]] and [[Bruce Sterling]].

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	'''[http://www.infinitematrix.net/ Eileen Gunn]''' (b. June 23, [[1945]], Dorchester, Massachusetts) is a [[science fiction]] author and editor. She is a graduate of the [[Clarion Workshop]]. She is also the editor/publisher of the webzine ''[[The Infinite Matrix]]''. Her website ''The Difference Dictionary'' [http://www.sff.net/people/gunn/dd/] is an online concordance to ''[[The Difference Engine]]'', a novel by [[William Gibson]] and [[Bruce Sterling]].		'''[http://www.infinitematrix.net/ Eileen Gunn]''' (b. June 23, [[1945]], Dorchester, Massachusetts) is a [[science fiction]] author and editor. She is a graduate of the [[Clarion Workshop]]. She is also the editor/publisher of the webzine ''[[The Infinite Matrix]]''. Her website ''The Difference Dictionary'' [http://www.sff.net/people/gunn/dd/] is an online concordance to ''[[The Difference Engine]]'', a novel by [[William Gibson]] and [[Bruce Sterling]].

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	'''Eileen Gunn''' (b. June 23, [[1945]], Dorchester, Massachusetts~~) (http://www.eileengunn.com/~~) is a [[science fiction]] author and editor. She is a ~~grauate~~ of the [[Clarion Workshop]]. She is also the editor/publisher of the webzine ''[[The Infinite Matrix]]'' ~~([http://www.infinitematrix.net/])~~. Her website ''The Difference Dictionary'' [http://www.sff.net/people/gunn/dd/] is an online concordance to ''[[The Difference Engine]]'', a novel by [[~~William Gibson (novelist)\|~~William Gibson]] and [[Bruce Sterling]].		'''[http://www.infinitematrix.net/ Eileen Gunn]''' (b. June 23, [[1945]], Dorchester, Massachusetts) is a [[science fiction]] author and editor. She is a graduate of the [[Clarion Workshop]]. She is also the editor/publisher of the webzine ''[[The Infinite Matrix]]''. Her website ''The Difference Dictionary'' [http://www.sff.net/people/gunn/dd/] is an online concordance to ''[[The Difference Engine]]'', a novel by [[William Gibson]] and [[Bruce Sterling]].

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	==Bibliography==		==Bibliography==
	* "Coming to Terms" ([[Nebula Award]] for Best Short Story in 2004)		* "[[Coming to Terms]]" ([[Nebula Award]] for Best Short Story in 2004)
	* "Stable Strategies for Middle Management" (nominated for the [[Hugo Award]] in 1989) (a [[pastiche]] of Kafka' ''The Metamorphosis'')		* "Stable Strategies for Middle Management" (nominated for the [[Hugo Award]] in 1989) (a [[pastiche]] of Kafka' ''The Metamorphosis'')
	* "Computer Friendly" (nominated for the [[Hugo Award]] in 1990)		* "Computer Friendly" (nominated for the [[Hugo Award]] in 1990)

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	'''Eileen Gunn''' (b. [[June 23]], [[1945]], [[Dorchester, Massachusetts]]) (http://www.eileengunn.com/) is a [[science fiction]] author and editor. She is a grauate of the [[Clarion Workshop]]. She is also the editor/publisher of the webzine ''[[The Infinite Matrix]]'' ([http://www.infinitematrix.net/]). Her website ''The Difference Dictionary'' [http://www.sff.net/people/gunn/dd/] is an online concordance to ''[[The Difference Engine]]'', a novel by [[William Gibson (novelist)\|William Gibson]] and [[Bruce Sterling]].		'''Eileen Gunn''' (b. June 23, [[1945]], Dorchester, Massachusetts) (http://www.eileengunn.com/) is a [[science fiction]] author and editor. She is a grauate of the [[Clarion Workshop]]. She is also the editor/publisher of the webzine ''[[The Infinite Matrix]]'' ([http://www.infinitematrix.net/]). Her website ''The Difference Dictionary'' [http://www.sff.net/people/gunn/dd/] is an online concordance to ''[[The Difference Engine]]'', a novel by [[William Gibson (novelist)\|William Gibson]] and [[Bruce Sterling]].

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			'''Eileen Gunn''' (b. [[June 23]], [[1945]], [[Dorchester, Massachusetts]]) (http://www.eileengunn.com/) is a [[science fiction]] author and editor. She is a grauate of the [[Clarion Workshop]]. She is also the editor/publisher of the webzine ''[[The Infinite Matrix]]'' ([http://www.infinitematrix.net/]). Her website ''The Difference Dictionary'' [http://www.sff.net/people/gunn/dd/] is an online concordance to ''[[The Difference Engine]]'', a novel by [[William Gibson (novelist)\|William Gibson]] and [[Bruce Sterling]].

			==Bibliography==
			* "Coming to Terms" ([[Nebula Award]] for Best Short Story in 2004)
			* "Stable Strategies for Middle Management" (nominated for the [[Hugo Award]] in 1989) (a [[pastiche]] of Kafka' ''The Metamorphosis'')
			* "Computer Friendly" (nominated for the [[Hugo Award]] in 1990)
			* ''Stable Strategies and Others'' (2004 collection; nominated for the [[Philip K. Dick Award]]; short-listed for the [[James Tiptree, Jr. Award]] and the [[World Fantasy Award]]
			* "Fellow Americans" 1991 short story)
			* ''Green Fire'' (1998), a collaborative novella by Gunn, Michael Swanwick, [[Pat Murphy]], and Andy Duncan; [[homage]] to [[Robert A. Heinlein]], [[Isaac Asimov]], with [[Grace Hopper]], and Nicola Tesla

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