Lisa Tuttle - Revision history

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	* "[[The Bone Flute]]"		* "[[The Bone Flute]]"
	* Editor, ''[[Skin of the Soul]]'' (New York: Pocket Books, 1990).		* Editor, ''[[Skin of the Soul]]'' (New York: Pocket Books, 1990).
	* Encyclopedia of Feminism (1984, nonfiction)		* ''[[Encyclopedia of Feminism (Tuttle)\|Encyclopedia of Feminism]]'' (1984, nonfiction)
	* ''[[Heroines: Women Inspired by Women]]'' (nonfiction)		* ''[[Heroines: Women Inspired by Women]]'' (nonfiction)
	* "The Birds of the Moon."		* "The Birds of the Moon."

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	* "Stone Circle."		* "Stone Circle."
	* "The Storms of Windhaven" with George R. R. Martin, reprinted in Terry Carr's The Best Science Fiction of the Year #5 (New York: Ballantine, 1976).		* "The Storms of Windhaven" with George R. R. Martin, reprinted in Terry Carr's The Best Science Fiction of the Year #5 (New York: Ballantine, 1976).
	* A Spaceship Built of Stone and Other Stories (UK)		* ''[[A Spaceship Built of Stone and Other Stories]]'' (UK)
	* Familiar Spirit		* Familiar Spirit
	* Gabriel		* Gabriel
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	==Works==		==Works==
	* Lost Futures (1992)		* ''[[Lost Futures]]'' (1992)
	* The Pillow Friend (1996)		* ''[[The Pillow Friend]]'' (White Wolf, 1996). Short-listed for 1996 Tiptree.
	* "Wives" (1976)		* "Wives" (1976)
	* "[[The Bone Flute]]"		* "[[The Bone Flute]]"
	* Editor, Skin of the Soul (New York: Pocket Books, 1990).		* Editor, ''[[Skin of the Soul]]'' (New York: Pocket Books, 1990).
	* Encyclopedia of Feminism (1984, nonfiction)		* Encyclopedia of Feminism (1984, nonfiction)
	* Heroines: Women Inspired by Women (nonfiction)		* ''[[Heroines: Women Inspired by Women]]'' (nonfiction)
	* "The Birds of the Moon."		* "The Birds of the Moon."
	* "The Family Monkey" in George R. R. Martin's New Voices in Science Fiction (1977).		* "The Family Monkey" in George R. R. Martin's New Voices in Science Fiction (1977).
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	* Lost Futures (Grafton, 1992). Short-listed for 1992 Tiptree Award.		* Lost Futures (Grafton, 1992). Short-listed for 1992 Tiptree Award.
	* Panther in Argyll (1996 - US only, YA fantasy)		* Panther in Argyll (1996 - US only, YA fantasy)
	* The Pillow Friend (White Wolf, 1996). Short-listed for 1996 Tiptree.
	* Windhaven with George R. R. Martin		* Windhaven with George R. R. Martin

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			'''Lisa Tuttle''' is a writer.

			==Awards==
	Lisa Tuttle won the [[Nebula Award]] in [[1982]] for her short story "[[The Bone Flute]]", but refused to accept it.		Lisa Tuttle won the [[Nebula Award]] in [[1982]] for her short story "[[The Bone Flute]]", but refused to accept it.

			==Works==
			* Lost Futures (1992)
			* The Pillow Friend (1996)
			* "Wives" (1976)
			* "[[The Bone Flute]]"
			* Editor, Skin of the Soul (New York: Pocket Books, 1990).
			* Encyclopedia of Feminism (1984, nonfiction)
			* Heroines: Women Inspired by Women (nonfiction)
			* "The Birds of the Moon."
			* "The Family Monkey" in George R. R. Martin's New Voices in Science Fiction (1977).
			* "Food Man" (in Fall '94 Crank!, and in Flying Cups and Saucers, 1998). 1995 Tiptree Shortlist.
			* "Mrs. T."
			* "Stone Circle."
			* "The Storms of Windhaven" with George R. R. Martin, reprinted in Terry Carr's The Best Science Fiction of the Year #5 (New York: Ballantine, 1976).
			* A Spaceship Built of Stone and Other Stories (UK)
			* Familiar Spirit
			* Gabriel
			* Lost Futures (Grafton, 1992). Short-listed for 1992 Tiptree Award.
			* Panther in Argyll (1996 - US only, YA fantasy)
			* The Pillow Friend (White Wolf, 1996). Short-listed for 1996 Tiptree.
			* Windhaven with George R. R. Martin

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2007-03-28T02:55:04Z

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2007-03-08T05:16:45Z

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	Lisa Tuttle won the [[Nebula Award]] in [[1982]] for her short story "[[The Bone Flute]]", but refused to accept it.		Lisa Tuttle won the [[Nebula Award]] in [[1982]] for her short story "[[The Bone Flute]]", but refused to accept it.

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2006-06-17T16:47:22Z

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			Lisa Tuttle won the [[Nebula Award]] in [[1982]] for her short story "[[The Bone Flute]]", but refused to accept it.

	[[category:1952 Births\|Tuttle, Lisa]]		[[category:1952 Births\|Tuttle, Lisa]]
			[[category:Nebula Award winning authors\|Tuttle, Lisa]]