Leigh Brackett - Revision history

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	==Further reading==		==Further reading==
	* Dave Truesdale with Paul McGuire III, "Interview with Leigh Brackett and Edmond Hamilton", ''Tangent'', No. 5 (Summer 1976) (available online at http://www.tangentonline.com/). Reprinted in ''[[Science Fiction Review]]'', v.6, n.2 (May 1977), pp.6-15; reprinted again in ''Tangent'' (new print incarnation), v.1, n.4 (Jan./Feb. 1994).		* Dave Truesdale with Paul McGuire III, "Interview with Leigh Brackett and Edmond Hamilton", ''Tangent'', No. 5 (Summer 1976) (available online at http://www.tangentonline.com/). Reprinted in ''[[Science Fiction Review]]'', v.6, n.2 (May 1977), pp.6-15; reprinted again in ''Tangent'' (new print incarnation), v.1, n.4 (Jan./Feb. 1994).
			::: The Leigh Brackett & Edmond Hamilton interview was first published in'' Tangent'' No. 5, Summer 1976 and can be found, as of December 7, 2009, at ''Tangent Online'' (www.tangentonline.com) at the Interviews link. Interviewers are Dave Truesdale with Paul McGuire III. The interview was then reprinted in ''Science Fiction Review'' for May, 1977, then again in the new print incarnation of ''Tangent'' (Vol. 1, No. 4, Jan/Feb, 1994).
	* Leigh Brackett (ology) : http://leighbrackett.blogspot.com - Information, bibliographies, resources, articles about the author		* Leigh Brackett (ology) : http://leighbrackett.blogspot.com - Information, bibliographies, resources, articles about the author

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	*''Black Amazon of Mars'' ([[Planet Stories]] March 1951) expanded and published in book form as ''[[People of the Talisman]]''		*''Black Amazon of Mars'' ([[Planet Stories]] March 1951) expanded and published in book form as ''[[People of the Talisman]]''
	*''The Starmen of Llyrdis'' ([[Startling Stories]] March 1951)		*''The Starmen of Llyrdis'' ([[Startling Stories]] March 1951)
	*''The Woman from Altair'' (novelette; [[Startling Stories]] July 1951)		*''[[The Woman from Altair]]'' (novelette; [[Startling Stories]] July 1951)
	*''The Shadows'' ( [[Startling Stories]] February 1952)		*''The Shadows'' ( [[Startling Stories]] February 1952)
	*''The Last Days of Shandakor'' (novelette; [[Startling Stories]] April 1952)		*''The Last Days of Shandakor'' (novelette; [[Startling Stories]] April 1952)

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	Brackett was described by [[Damon Knight]]:		Brackett was described by [[Damon Knight]]:
	: Leigh Brackett's ''The Long Tomorrow'' is a startling performance from the gifted author of so much, but so entirely different, science-fantasy. Miss Brackett is celebrated among fans for her intense, moody, super-masculine epics of doomed heroes on far planets, all extremely poetic and fantastical, and all very much alike.<ref>''In Search of Wonder'', 2d Ed., p.262</ref>		: Leigh Brackett's ''The Long Tomorrow'' is a startling performance from the gifted author of so much, but so entirely different, science-fantasy. Miss Brackett is celebrated among fans for her intense, moody, super-masculine epics of doomed heroes on far planets, all extremely poetic and fantastical, and all very much alike.<ref>''In Search of Wonder'', 2d Ed., p.262</ref>

			Michael Moorcock:
			: Leigh Brackett would have credited Edgar Rice Burroughs for everything, but Burroughs lacked her poetic vision, her specific, characteristic talent, and in my view her finest Martian adventure stories remain superior to all others.<ref>Quoted in introduction to Leigh Brackett story in ''The Space Opera Renaissance'', ed. [[Kathryn Cramer]] & David G. Hartwell (2006), pp. 93-94).</ref>

	==Bibliography==		==Bibliography==

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	'''Leigh Brackett''' was a writer, particularly of SF, but also of mysteries and screenplays. Her work in Hollywood included the [[noir]] film "The Big Sleep" (1946) (written with William Faulkner) and the screenplay and novelization for "[[The Empire Strikes Back]]" (arguably the best of the Star Wars movies).		'''Leigh Brackett''' was a writer, particularly of SF, but also of mysteries and screenplays. Her work in Hollywood included the [[noir]] film "The Big Sleep" (1946) (written with William Faulkner) and the screenplay and novelization for "[[The Empire Strikes Back]]" (arguably the best of the Star Wars movies). "Empire" was posthumously dedicated to her.

	Brackett married fellow SF writer [[Edmond Hamilton]] on Dec. 31, 1946. They collaborated officially only on one work, ''Stark and the Star Kings''.		Brackett married fellow SF writer [[Edmond Hamilton]] on Dec. 31, 1946. They collaborated officially only on one work, ''Stark and the Star Kings''.

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	==Notes==		==Notes==
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			==Further reading==
			* "Interview with Leigh Brackett and Edmond Hamilton", ''[[Science Fiction Review]]'', v.6, n.2 (May 1977), pp.6-15.

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	==Further reading==		==Further reading==
	* Dave Truesdale with Paul McGuire III, "Interview with Leigh Brackett and Edmond Hamilton", ''Tangent'', No. 5 (Summer 1976) (available online at http://www.tangentonline.com/). Reprinted in ''[[Science Fiction Review]]'', v.6, n.2 (May 1977), pp.6-15; reprinted again in ''Tangent'' (new print incarnation), v.1, n.4 (Jan./Feb. 1994).		* Dave Truesdale with Paul McGuire III, "Interview with Leigh Brackett and Edmond Hamilton", ''Tangent'', No. 5 (Summer 1976) (available online at http://www.tangentonline.com/). Reprinted in ''[[Science Fiction Review]]'', v.6, n.2 (May 1977), pp.6-15; reprinted again in ''Tangent'' (new print incarnation), v.1, n.4 (Jan./Feb. 1994).
			* Leigh Brackett (ology) : http://leighbrackett.blogspot.com - Information, bibliographies, resources, articles about the author

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	==Further reading==		==Further reading==
	* Dave Truesdale with Paul McGuire III, "Interview with Leigh Brackett and Edmond Hamilton", ''Tangent'', No. 5 (Summer 1976) (available online at http://www.tangentonline.com/). Reprinted in ''[[Science Fiction Review]]'',		* Dave Truesdale with Paul McGuire III, "Interview with Leigh Brackett and Edmond Hamilton", ''Tangent'', No. 5 (Summer 1976) (available online at http://www.tangentonline.com/). Reprinted in ''[[Science Fiction Review]]'', v.6, n.2 (May 1977), pp.6-15; reprinted again in ''Tangent'' (new print incarnation), v.1, n.4 (Jan./Feb. 1994).
	v.6, n.2 (May 1977), pp.6-15; reprinted again in ''Tangent'' (new print incarnation), v.1, n.4 (Jan./Feb. 1994).

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	==Further reading==		==Further reading==
	* "Interview with Leigh Brackett and Edmond Hamilton", ''[[Science Fiction Review]]'', v.6, n.2 (May 1977), pp.6-15.		* Dave Truesdale with Paul McGuire III, "Interview with Leigh Brackett and Edmond Hamilton", ''Tangent'', No. 5 (Summer 1976) (available online at http://www.tangentonline.com/). Reprinted in ''[[Science Fiction Review]]'',
			v.6, n.2 (May 1977), pp.6-15; reprinted again in ''Tangent'' (new print incarnation), v.1, n.4 (Jan./Feb. 1994).



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