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===Short Story Collections===
===Short Story Collections===
*''[[With Her Body]]'' (2004)
*''[[With Her Body]]'' (2004) ([[Aqueduct Press]], ISBN 0-9746559-4-5)
 
** "Touching Fire" (first pubd ''Interzone'', 1993)
** "Song of Bullfrogs, Cry of Geese" (first pubd ''Interzone'', 1991)
** "Yaguara" (first pubd in slightly different form in ''Little Deaths'', ed. [[Ellen Datlow]], 1994)
** Afterword by [[L. Timmel Duchamp]]


===Edited Anthologies===
===Edited Anthologies===
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===Scholarship===
===Scholarship===
Essays to appear in PARA*DOXA, and SF EYE, and NEBULA AWARDS 30). Description of interests: gender, alienation, science fiction in general, gendered language, sex-battle texts--and related utopias and dystopias, evolution of a philosophy of art, the changing definitions of genius...and so on
Essays to appear in PARA*DOXA, and SF EYE, and NEBULA AWARDS 30). Description of interests: gender, alienation, science fiction in general, gendered language, sex-battle texts--and related utopias and dystopias, evolution of a philosophy of art, the changing definitions of genius...and so on


==Biography==
==Biography==

Revision as of 11:12, 11 March 2007

Award-winning author of Ammonite and Slow River. Editor, with Stephen Pagel, of the Bending the Landscape trilogy of queer fantasy, SF, and horror (respectively). Two non-SF novels: The Blue Place and the sequel Stay.


Bibliography

Novels

Aud Torvingen series:

Short Story Collections

  • With Her Body (2004) (Aqueduct Press, ISBN 0-9746559-4-5)
    • "Touching Fire" (first pubd Interzone, 1993)
    • "Song of Bullfrogs, Cry of Geese" (first pubd Interzone, 1991)
    • "Yaguara" (first pubd in slightly different form in Little Deaths, ed. Ellen Datlow, 1994)
    • Afterword by L. Timmel Duchamp

Edited Anthologies

Scholarship

Essays to appear in PARA*DOXA, and SF EYE, and NEBULA AWARDS 30). Description of interests: gender, alienation, science fiction in general, gendered language, sex-battle texts--and related utopias and dystopias, evolution of a philosophy of art, the changing definitions of genius...and so on

Biography

Partner with Kelley Eskridge







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