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[[ | '''Kelley Eskridge''' (born [[1960]]), American writer. Partner of [[Nicola Griffith]]. | ||
Her work has been adapted for [[Alien Jane (Welcome to Paradox episode)|television]], and her novel ''[[Solitaire (novel)|Solitaire]]'' will be made into a [[Solitaire (film)|film]]. | |||
== Bibliography == | |||
=== Fiction === | |||
==== Novels ==== | |||
* ''[[Solitaire (novel)|Solitaire]]'' ([[2002]]) | |||
==== Collections ==== | |||
* ''[[Dangerous Space]]'' ([[2007]]) (forthcoming) | |||
==== Short Fiction ==== | |||
* "[[The Hum of Human Cities]]" ([[1990]]) | |||
* "[[Somewhere Down the Diamondback Road]]" ([[1993]]) | |||
* "[[Strings (short story)]]" ([[1994]]) | |||
* "[[And Salome Danced]]" ([[1994]]) (1995 Tiptree Award Shortlist) | |||
* "[[Alien Jane (short story)|Alien Jane]]" ([[1995]]) ((winner of the Astraea National Lesbian Action Foundation Writer's Award, finalist for Nebula) | |||
* "[[The Eye of the Storm (novella)|The Eye of the Storm]]" ([[1998]]) | |||
=== Nonfiction === | |||
* "Identity and Desire" ([[1999]]); full text link under External Links below | |||
* "As We Mean To Go On" ([[2005]]) (with [[Nicola Griffith]]); full text link under External Links Below | |||
== External Links == | |||
* [http://www.kelleyeskridge.com/ Official Kelley Eskridge website] | |||
* "[http://www.kelleyeskridge.com/essays/identity-and-desire/ Identity and Desire]" ([[1999]]) | |||
* "[http://www.nicolagriffith.com/goon.html As We Mean To Go On]" ([[2005]]) (with [[Nicola Griffith]] | |||
* "[http://www.kelleyeskridge.com/essays/the-erotics-of-gender-ambiguity/ The Erotics of Gender Ambiguity], an online symposium with [[L. Timmel Duchamp]], [[Janet Barron]], [[Jeanne Gomoll]], [[Nicola Griffith]], [[Suzy McKee Charnas]], [[Rebecca Holden]], [[Elisabeth Vonarburg]], [[Janet Lafler]], [[Sylvia Kelso]], and [[Brian Attebery]] | |||
* [http://www.strangehorizons.com/2002/20021028/strings.shtml The Musical Reality Behind Kelley Eskridge's "Strings], essay at [[Strange Horizons]] | |||
* [http://aqueductpress.blogspot.com/2007/12/speculating-gender-interview-with.html Speculating Gender: An Interview with Kelly Eskridge] at [[Ambling Along the Aqueduct] | |||
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Latest revision as of 09:39, 15 July 2010
Kelley Eskridge (born 1960), American writer. Partner of Nicola Griffith.
Her work has been adapted for television, and her novel Solitaire will be made into a film.
Bibliography
Fiction
Novels
Collections
- Dangerous Space (2007) (forthcoming)
Short Fiction
- "The Hum of Human Cities" (1990)
- "Somewhere Down the Diamondback Road" (1993)
- "Strings (short story)" (1994)
- "And Salome Danced" (1994) (1995 Tiptree Award Shortlist)
- "Alien Jane" (1995) ((winner of the Astraea National Lesbian Action Foundation Writer's Award, finalist for Nebula)
- "The Eye of the Storm" (1998)
Nonfiction
- "Identity and Desire" (1999); full text link under External Links below
- "As We Mean To Go On" (2005) (with Nicola Griffith); full text link under External Links Below
External Links
- Official Kelley Eskridge website
- "Identity and Desire" (1999)
- "As We Mean To Go On" (2005) (with Nicola Griffith
- "The Erotics of Gender Ambiguity, an online symposium with L. Timmel Duchamp, Janet Barron, Jeanne Gomoll, Nicola Griffith, Suzy McKee Charnas, Rebecca Holden, Elisabeth Vonarburg, Janet Lafler, Sylvia Kelso, and Brian Attebery
- The Musical Reality Behind Kelley Eskridge's "Strings, essay at Strange Horizons
- Speculating Gender: An Interview with Kelly Eskridge at [[Ambling Along the Aqueduct]