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(1928- ) | '''Pauline Ashwell''' (1928- ) is a writer. | ||
==Names== | |||
* [[Paul Ash]] ([[pseudonym]]) | |||
* [[Pauline Whitby Ashwell]] | |||
* [[Pauline Whitby]] (birth name) | |||
==Works== | |||
===Novels=== | ===Novels=== | ||
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* Big Sword (1958) (writing as Paul Ash) | * Big Sword (1958) (writing as Paul Ash) | ||
* Unwillingly to School (1958) Astounding Jan 1958 | * Unwillingly to School (1958) Astounding Jan 1958 | ||
* The Lost Kafoozalum (1960) | * The Lost Kafoozalum (1960) Analog Oct 1960 Analog (UK) Feb 1961 | ||
* The Wings of a Bat (1966) (writing as Paul Ash) | * The Wings of a Bat (1966) (writing as Paul Ash) | ||
* Man Opening a Door (1991) (writing as Paul Ash) | * Man Opening a Door (1991) (writing as Paul Ash) | ||
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* Thingummy Hall [Thingummy Hall], Analog Jun 1988 | * Thingummy Hall [Thingummy Hall], Analog Jun 1988 | ||
* Time’s Revenge, Analog Jun 1995 | * Time’s Revenge, Analog Jun 1995 | ||
* Hearts United, Yankee Love Shorts #9 1942 | |||
* Madness and Love, Romance Shorts #8 1943 | |||
===Awards=== | ===Awards=== | ||
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* Minds Meet, Analog Feb 1966 | * Minds Meet, Analog Feb 1966 | ||
* From Mind to Mind, ed. Stanley Schmidt, Davis 1984 | * From Mind to Mind, ed. Stanley Schmidt, Davis 1984 | ||
* Invasion from Venus, Yankee Science Fiction #21 1942 | * Invasion from Venus, Yankee Science Fiction #21 1942 (as Paul Ashwell) | ||
=== Panels, etc === | === Panels, etc === | ||
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(Pauline Ashwell, Suzy McKee Charnas, Candas Jane Dorsey, Alexandra Honigsberg) | (Pauline Ashwell, Suzy McKee Charnas, Candas Jane Dorsey, Alexandra Honigsberg) | ||
== | ==further reading== | ||
* [http://www.fantasticfiction.co.uk/a/pauline-ashwell/ fantasticfiction.co.uk] | |||
* [http://www.scifan.com/writers/aa/AshwellPauline.asp scifan.com] | |||
* [http://www.locusmag.com/index/s28.html locus magazine] | |||
* “Biolog: Pauline Whitby Ashwell” by Jay Kay Klein, Analog Jul 1989 | * “Biolog: Pauline Whitby Ashwell” by Jay Kay Klein, Analog Jul 1989 | ||
* “Project FarCry, Pauline Ashwell” by Shira Daemon, Locus v35:4 No.417 Oct 1995 | * “Project FarCry, Pauline Ashwell” by Shira Daemon, Locus v35:4 No.417 Oct 1995 | ||
* About ‘Man Opening a Door’, The Science Fiction and Fantasy Writers of America Bulletin Spr 1992 | |||
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Latest revision as of 21:21, 10 December 2010
Pauline Ashwell (1928- ) is a writer.
Names
- Paul Ash (pseudonym)
- Pauline Whitby Ashwell
- Pauline Whitby (birth name)
Works
Novels
- Unwillingly to Earth (1992)
- Project Farcry (1995)
Short stories
- Big Sword (1958) (writing as Paul Ash)
- Unwillingly to School (1958) Astounding Jan 1958
- The Lost Kafoozalum (1960) Analog Oct 1960 Analog (UK) Feb 1961
- The Wings of a Bat (1966) (writing as Paul Ash)
- Man Opening a Door (1991) (writing as Paul Ash)
- Boneheads, Analog Jul 1996
- Fatal Statistics, Analog Jul 1988
- Hunted Head, Analog Aug 1995
- Shortage in Time, Analog Dec 1988
- Thingummy Hall [Thingummy Hall], Analog Jun 1988
- Time’s Revenge, Analog Jun 1995
- Hearts United, Yankee Love Shorts #9 1942
- Madness and Love, Romance Shorts #8 1943
Awards
- Hugo Best Novelette nominee (1959) : Unwillingly to School
- Hugo Best Short story nominee (1961) : The Lost Kafoozalum
- Nebula Best Novella nominee (1992) : Man Opening a Door
Written as Paul Ash
- The Hornless Ones, Analog Aug 1990
- Interference, Analog Mar 1988
- Man Opening a Door, Analog Jun 1991
- The Man Who Stayed Behind, Analog Jul 1993
- Minds Meet, Analog Feb 1966
- From Mind to Mind, ed. Stanley Schmidt, Davis 1984
- Invasion from Venus, Yankee Science Fiction #21 1942 (as Paul Ashwell)
Panels, etc
Worldcon 1995: The traditional family is often a central theme of fantasy but not in SF. Why?" (Pauline Ashwell, Suzy McKee Charnas, Candas Jane Dorsey, Alexandra Honigsberg)
further reading
- “Biolog: Pauline Whitby Ashwell” by Jay Kay Klein, Analog Jul 1989
- “Project FarCry, Pauline Ashwell” by Shira Daemon, Locus v35:4 No.417 Oct 1995
- About ‘Man Opening a Door’, The Science Fiction and Fantasy Writers of America Bulletin Spr 1992