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Revision as of 10:19, 16 August 2010
Phyllis Gotlieb is a poet and SF and fantasy writer. She is known as the "mother of Canadian science fiction".
Commentary
complicated - fastmoving - interesting books that explore ethical and social themes, future technologies. Very cool -
Works
Fiction
- Sunburst - 1964
- Why Should I Have All the Grief - 1969
- O Master Caliban! - 1976
- Emperor, Sword, Pentacles - 1982
- Son of the Morning and Other Stories - 1983
- The Kingdom of the Cats - 1985
- Heart of Red Iron - 1989
- Blue Apes - 1995
- Flesh and Gold - 1998
- Violent Stars - 1999
- Mind Worlds - 2002
Further reading
- Canadian Encyclopedia entry
- Locus Index to Science Fiction
- website (I love Gotlieb's books, but, my god, someone help her home page out of the morass of 1996 web "design" it has fallen into. --Liz Henry 23:51, 20 April 2007 (PDT))
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