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BROWN, Fredric - Personal Data
fredric brown vital statistics, bibliography, photo, and obituary data. VITAL STATISTICS. Name brown, fredric William Aged 65. Born October 29, 1906 Where Cincinnati, Ohio
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Extractions: Awarded: Edgar 1947 Attended Hanover College and the University of Cincinnati. (Hanover is where some of the research for these pages is being done.) Author of the delightful Martians Go Home , in 1955, and the very impressive The Lights in the Skies Are Stars , 1953. Fred also authored several outstanding short stories and his best, "Arena," was used as a Star Trek episode. Brown, like Bester, didn't write an over-welming amount of SF but what each wrote in the 50s set them apart from and above other writers. Brown spent a lot of his time writing novels in the mystery field. "Fred hated to write. But he loved having written. He would do everything he could think of to delay sitting at his typewriter: he would dust his chair, tootle on his flute, read a little, tootle some more. After a time his conscience would begin to hurt, and he would actually sit at his typewriter. He might write a line or two, or he might write a few pages. But the books got written," Elizabeth Brown. PEN NAMES: BIBLIOGRAPHY: Mine here BIOGRAPHY - ONLINE: by Alex Verstegen here.
Fredric Brown, Writer
Novels. brown, fredric, The Fabulous Clipjoint, 1947. Collections of Short Fiction.brown, fredric, Nightmares and Geezenstacks, Bantam, New York, 1961.
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The Best Of Fredric Brown, Edited By Robert Bloch
The Best of fredric brown, edited by Robert Bloch. Nelson Doubleday, Garden City,New York, 1976. Fiction Contents. brown, fredric, Arena, 1944.
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BROWN, Fredric - Personal Data
Name brown, fredric William Aged 65 Born October 29, 1906 Where Cincinnati,Ohio Died March 11, 1972 Where Tucson, Arizona SS 38709-4323 WI Interred
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Extractions: Awarded: Edgar 1947 Attended Hanover College and the University of Cincinnati. (Hanover is where some of the research for these pages is being done.) Author of the delightful Martians Go Home , in 1955, and the very impressive The Lights in the Skies Are Stars , 1953. Fred also authored several outstanding short stories and his best, "Arena," was used as a Star Trek episode. Brown, like Bester, didn't write an over-welming amount of SF but what each wrote in the 50s set them apart from and above other writers. Brown spent a lot of his time writing novels in the mystery field. "Fred hated to write. But he loved having written. He would do everything he could think of to delay sitting at his typewriter: he would dust his chair, tootle on his flute, read a little, tootle some more. After a time his conscience would begin to hurt, and he would actually sit at his typewriter. He might write a line or two, or he might write a few pages. But the books got written," Elizabeth Brown. PEN NAMES: BIBLIOGRAPHY: Mine here BIOGRAPHY - ONLINE: by Alex Verstegen here.
Booklist: Brown, Fredric. Hunter And Hunted.
brown, fredric. Hunter and Hunted The Ed and Am Hunter Novels, Part One.2002. 620p. Stewart Why Jim Thompson but not fredric brown? The
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Extractions: How to subscribe to Booklist Magazine Brown, Fredric. Hunter and Hunted: The Ed and Am Hunter Novels, Part One. 2002. 620p. Stewart Masters, 3874 Tiffany Ln., Hermitage, PA 16159, $29.99 (0-9718185-0-9). Why is one out-of-print crime writer rediscovered and another, equally deserving, left to languish? Why Jim Thompson but not Fredric Brown? The answers to questions like that breed just the kind of bitter irony on which both of these masters of pulp fiction thrived. Thankfully, ambitious small-publisher Stewart Masters has begun a project that could take Browns name off the unfairly forgotten short list. This volumepart 1 in the projected seven-volume Fredric Brown Mystery Library, which will bring all of Browns mystery fiction back into printcollects four of the authors Ed and Am Hunter novels (the remaining three will make up volume 2). There are some major differences between Brown and Thompson. Brown is far less a classic noir writer than Thompson; his stories are not nearly as dark and perverse, and his style is far more polished. Brown was a craftsman plying his hard-boiled trade, whereas Thompson was an open wound bleeding on the page. The Ed and Am Hunter novels star a nephew (Ed) and uncle (Am) who begin as amateur sleuths but eventually become professional detectives. Of the four novels collected here
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La Science-fiction - Brown, Fredric, 1906-1972
L'esprit de la chose roman / fredric brown ; trad.
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Extractions: Brown, Fredric, 1906-1972 L'esprit de la chose / Frederic [sic] Brown ; [trad. de l'anglais par Chantal Jayat]. Paris : Presses de la Cité, 1978. 189 p. ; 17 cm. (Futurama ; 14) ISBN 2-258-00362-8. SDM: 7901669 [A 4] [Titre original: The mind thing.] Ce n'est pas le meilleur récit de science-fiction de cet écrivain, par ailleurs jamais indifférent. Ce titre de 1961 recèle une entité assez horrifiante qui parasite les humains et les vampirise. Lecture agréable grâce au métier et à l'humour de l'auteur. L'esprit de la chose : roman / Fredric Brown ; trad. de l'américain par Chantal Jayat. Paris : Nouvelles éditions Oswald, 1988. 189 p. ; 21 cm. (Fantastique, science-fiction, aventure ; 211) ISBN 2-7304-0503-8. SDM: 8811323 [A 4] [Titre original: The mind thing.] Ce n'est pas le meilleur récit de science-fiction de cet écrivain, par ailleurs jamais indifférent. Ce titre de 1961 recèle une entité assez horrifiante qui parasite les humains et les vampirise. Lecture agréable grâce au métier et à l'humour de l'auteur. [Yvon Allard] L'esprit de la chose : roman / Fredric Brown ; traduit de l'américain par Chantal Jayat. Paris : Editions Manitoba : Les Belles lettres, 2000. 217 p. ; 18 cm. (Le cabinet noir ; 44) ISBN 2-251-77147-6. SDM: A016356 [A 4]
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Extractions: En Formato ZIP 73 Kb BLACKWOOD, ALGERNON DICK , PHILIP K. EL OJO DE LA SIBILA DUNSANY, LORD EN TIERRA BALDIA DUNSANY, LORD LA FORTALEZA INVENCIBLE FAST, HOWARD EL ARO HOWARD, ROBERT E. EN EL BOSQUE DE VILLEFERE L'ISLE ADAM, VILLIERS DE FLORES DE LAS TINIEBLAS LOVECRAFT, H.P. LOVECRAFT, H.P. EL DEMONIO DE LA PESTE LOVECRAFT, H.P. EN LA NOCHE DE LOS TIEMPOS En Formato ZIP 71 Kb LOVECRAFT, H.P. y DERLETH, AUGUST EL DIA DE NAHUM WENTWORTH LOVECRAFT, H.P. y DERLETH, AUGUST LA VENTANA EN LA BUARDILLA LOVECRAFT, H.P. y HAZELl HEALD HORROR EN EL MUSEO POE, EDGAR ALLAN EL DEMONIO DE LA PERVERSIDAD POE, EDGAR ALLAN MORELLA SAKI TOBERMORY SHERIDAN LE FANU, JOSEPH THOMAS CARMILLA En Formato ZIP 51 Kb SILVERBERG, ROBERT
Fredric Brown
Page 1 of 2 fredric brown 19061972 fredric William brown was bornin Cincinnati, Ohio. After finishing high school in 1922, he
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Extractions: Page 1 of 2 Fredric Brown Fredric William Brown was born in Cincinnati, Ohio. After finishing high school in 1922, he attended Hanover College and the University of Cincinnati. In 1929, he married Helen Ruth Brown. They moved to Milwaukee where their two sons were born. Brown attempted several jobs before joining the Milwaukee Allied Authors Club and started writing for trade magazines. From 1937 until 1945, he was a proofreader for the Milwaukee Journal . In 1937, he sold his first detective story 'Monday's Off Night'. His breakthrough came a year later with the publication of 'The Moon for a Nickel' in Detection Story . In the Forties, he sold hundreds of stories to the detective and science fiction pulp magazines. In 1947, his first novel was published which brought him fame and money. He quit his job to become a full-time writer. He divorced Helen and soon remarried. In 1949, the Browns moved to Mexico where they stayed for three years. In 1952, they moved to the Los Angeles area, but in 1954, on the advice of Brown's doctors, they moved back to Tucson. Brown was suffering from asthma. In 1961, they went to California where Fredric wrote screenplays and scripts. In the late Sixties, his health was declining fast and he drank heavily. His first wife died in 1970 and Brown passed away two years later in hospital. Titles and year of publication:
Short Fiction & Poetry About Mars
brown, fredric Martians, Go Home . In Astounding Science Fiction. Vol. brown, fredric Sex Life on the Planet Mars . in Sex Life on the Planet Mars . (1986).
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Extractions: Go to Mars Home page Here is a list, arranged by author and then date, of over 270 short fiction works and poems about or involving Mars, published over the last hundred years or so. Where possible I have included full bibliographic information about each entry, as well as noting all appearances of the work in other publications.. If you have other recomendations. or can bring to my attention any errors, corrections, or additional bibliographic information about the entries, please e-mail me at cerebus@engin.umich.edu . Thanks. "Our Office Boy's Fairy Tale". In The Funny Wonder 1895. British illus. comic series of a family on Mars. Ackerman, James Forrest "A Trip to Mars". In the San Francisco Chronicle. 1929 Adkisson, Michael G. "Valles Marineris". In New Pathways into Science Fiction and Fantasy. May 1986 Anderson, Kevin J. "Canals in the Sand". In War of the Worlds: Global Dispatches (Bantam/Spectra: 1996). Anderson, Kevin J. "Human, Martian - One, Two, Three". In Full Spectrum 4 (Bantam :1993), ed. by Lou Aronica, Amy Stout, and Betsy Mitchell.
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(SF?) 1978 ANGELS AND SPACESHIPS brown,fredric 1954 Armageddon ? brown,fredric
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1973. Paradox Lost. 1976. The Best of fredric brown. 1985. Carnival of Crimethe Best Mystery Stories of fredric brown. 1990. Happy Ending. Come And Go Mad.
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All Books By Fredric Brown / Mon Mar 24 5:09:22 MET 2003
All books by fredric brown. All books by fredric brown, From These AshesThe Complete Short SF of fredric brown by fredric brown , fredric brown
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Fredric Brown Op De Boekenplank
brown, fredric (William). Verenigde Staten, (Cincinnati, Ohio), 19061972. Lees ook.The Book Case of fredric brown met toestemming van de auteur Alex Verstegen.
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Stories, Listed By Author
Stories, Listed by Author. Previous Tableof-Contents brown, fredric (books)(continued) Town Wanted, (ss) Detective Fiction Weekly Sep 7 '40
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Extractions: Previous Table-of-Contents BROWN, FREDRIC (books) (continued) Trouble in a Teacup, (ss) Detective Fiction Weekly Jul 13 '40; also as "Teacup Trouble". The Undying Ones, (ss) Super Science Stories Sep '50; also as "Obedience". Unfortunately, (vi) Oct '58 Vengeance Fleet ["Vengeance, Unlimited"], (vi) Super Science Stories Jul '50 Vengeance, Unlimited, (vi) Super Science Stories Jul '50; also as "Vengeance Fleet". A Voice Behind Him, (ss) Mystery Book Magazine Jan '47 Voodoo, (vi) Beyond Fantasy Fiction Sep '54; Double Whammy, gp. The Waveries, (ss) Astounding Jan '45 Invaders of Earth , ed. Groff Conklin, Vanguard, 1952
Stories, Listed By Author
Stories, fredric brown, Random House, 1973. brown, fredric (William)(19061972) (books) Abominable, (vi) Dude Mar '60; Portfolio, gp.
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Stories, Listed By Author
brown, Random House, 1973. brown, fredric (William) (19061972) (books)(chron.) * Abominable, (vi) Dude Mar 60; Portfolio, gp.
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Extractions: Previous Table-of-Contents BRODERICK, DAMIEN (books) (chron.) (continued) BRODEUR, PAUL (Adrian, Jr.) (chron.) BRODSKY, STANLEY L. (books) (chron.) * A Touch of Sanity, (vi) Win 1970-71 BRODY, LARRY (chron.) BRONDFIELD, JEROME (books) (chron.) BRONK, WILLIAM (chron.) BRONSON, DONNA ; pseudonym of Scott Edelstein (chron.) * Canis Familiaris (with Robin E. Wallace
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Wings of Wax, (ss) AHMM Dec 1998. brown, fredric (William) (19061972) (books)(chron.) * After Armageddon, (pm) Happy Ending, Dennis McMillan 1990;
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Extractions: Previous Table-of-Contents BRETT, SIMON (chron.) (continued) Heavenly Bodies, (nv) Funny Bones , ed. Joan Hess, Signet 1997 The Mystery Guild Anthology , ed. John Waite, Constable 1980 Letter to His Son, (ss) , ed. Hilary Hale, London: Macmillan 1986 The Librarian, (ss) Death by Horoscope A Little Learning, (ss) A Classic English Crime , ed. Tim Heald, Pavilion 1990 A Little Thank-You, (ar) Encounters with Lord Peter , ed. Christopher Dean, The Dorothy L. Sayers Society 1991 The Man Who Got the Dirt, (nv) The Man Who... , ed. H. R. F. Keating, Macmillan 1992 The Metaphor for Murder, (nv) EQMM Feb 25 1981 A Note of Note, (ss)
SF > Reviews > Fredric Brown
Susan Stepney's Home Page SF reviews index fredric brown. In The Best of fredricbrown. Novels/Collections reviews. fredric brown. The Best of fredric brown.
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Extractions: Novels/collections Short fiction Search Web for Fredric Brown Google search Alta Vista search The Mind Thing What Mad Universe "Death on the Mountain". In The Best Short Stories of Fredric Brown "Granny's Birthday". In The Best Short Stories of Fredric Brown "Great Lost Discoveries II - Invulnerability". In The Best Short Stories of Fredric Brown "The Little Lamb". In The Best Short Stories of Fredric Brown "Me and Flapjack and the Martians". In The Best Short Stories of Fredric Brown "Horse Race". In The Best Short Stories of Fredric Brown "Hobbyist". In The Best Short Stories of Fredric Brown "Daymare". In The Best Short Stories of Fredric Brown "Dark Interlude". In The Best Short Stories of Fredric Brown "Great Lost Discoveries I - Invisibility". In The Best Short Stories of Fredric Brown "Nightmare in Gray". In The Best Short Stories of Fredric Brown "Dead Letter". In The Best Short Stories of Fredric Brown "The Ring of Hans Carvel". In

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