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==Works== | ==Works== | ||
* ''[[The Warrior Who Carried Life]]'' (1985) | * The Diary of the Translator (1976 short story) | ||
* ''[[The Unconquered Country]]'' (1986) | * The Unconquered Country (1984 short story) | ||
* ''[[The Child Garden|The Child Garden: A Low Comedy]]'' (1989) | * O Happy Day! (1985 short story) | ||
* "[[Omnisexual]]" (1990) | * ''[[The Warrior Who Carried Life]]'' (1985 novel) | ||
* ''[[Was]]'' (1992) | * ''[[The Unconquered Country]]'' (1986 novel) | ||
* ''[[ | * ''[[Love Sickness]]'' in two parts (1987) | ||
* | * Love Sickness (1987 short story) | ||
* " | * ''[[The Child Garden|The Child Garden: A Low Comedy]]'' (1989 novel) | ||
* "[[Omnisexual]]" (1990 short) | |||
* ''[[Was]]'' (1992 novel) | |||
* ''[[Unconquered Countries: Four Novellas]]'' (1994 collection) | |||
* "Dead Space for the Unexpected" (1994 short story) | |||
* "Fan" (1994 short story) | |||
* "A Fall of Angels, or On the Possibility of Life Under Extreme Conditions" (1994 short story) | |||
* "Warmth" (1995 novel) | |||
* "Home" (1995 novel) | |||
* "Family, or The Nativity and Flight into Egypt considered as episodes of I Love Lucy" (1998 short story) | |||
* ''[[253]]'' or ''Tube Theatre'' (on the web; then 1998) | |||
* "Everywhere" (1999 short story) | |||
* "Have Not Have" (2001 short story) | |||
* ''[[Lust|Lust: Four Letters, Infinite Possibilities]]'' (2001 novel) | |||
* "[[V.A.O.]]" (2002 short story) | |||
* "Birth Days" (2003 short story) | |||
* "The Last Ten Years in the Life of Hero Kai" (2005 short story) | |||
* "Pol Pot's Beautiful Daughter" (2006 short story) | |||
* ''[[The King's Last Song]]'' (2006 novel) | |||
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[[Category:Writers]] | [[Category:Writers by name]] | ||
[[category:Tiptree Award winning authors]] | [[category:Tiptree Award winning authors]] | ||
[[category:Male writers]] | [[category:Male writers]] | ||
[[category:1951 births]] | [[category:1951 births]] | ||
[[Category:Living people]] | [[Category:Living people]] | ||
[[Category:2007 Tiptree jurors]] | |||
[[Category:WisCon Guests of Honor]] | |||
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Latest revision as of 06:07, 19 July 2010
Geoff Ryman is a writer.
Works
- The Diary of the Translator (1976 short story)
- The Unconquered Country (1984 short story)
- O Happy Day! (1985 short story)
- The Warrior Who Carried Life (1985 novel)
- The Unconquered Country (1986 novel)
- Love Sickness in two parts (1987)
- Love Sickness (1987 short story)
- The Child Garden: A Low Comedy (1989 novel)
- "Omnisexual" (1990 short)
- Was (1992 novel)
- Unconquered Countries: Four Novellas (1994 collection)
- "Dead Space for the Unexpected" (1994 short story)
- "Fan" (1994 short story)
- "A Fall of Angels, or On the Possibility of Life Under Extreme Conditions" (1994 short story)
- "Warmth" (1995 novel)
- "Home" (1995 novel)
- "Family, or The Nativity and Flight into Egypt considered as episodes of I Love Lucy" (1998 short story)
- 253 or Tube Theatre (on the web; then 1998)
- "Everywhere" (1999 short story)
- "Have Not Have" (2001 short story)
- Lust: Four Letters, Infinite Possibilities (2001 novel)
- "V.A.O." (2002 short story)
- "Birth Days" (2003 short story)
- "The Last Ten Years in the Life of Hero Kai" (2005 short story)
- "Pol Pot's Beautiful Daughter" (2006 short story)
- The King's Last Song (2006 novel)
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