61. A Fortean Bibliography Had To Go Somewhere, 1910, February 1910. moskowitz, sam. Charles Fort A RadicalCorpuscle. Newark, New Jersey sam moskowitz, (August) 1976. Paperback. http://www.resologist.net/ryook001.htm

Ryook Phyoo A Fortean Bibliography After examining numerous listings of used books for sale and finding many erroneous references to Fort's works, I am providing the following list of various editions of the books and stories by Charles Hoy Fort to help identify what has been published. German translations of Fort's books are still available from Zweitausendeins, ( http://www.zweitausendeins.de ), along with Ulrich Magin's biography of Fort; and, Hemus reports that, though their Portuguese translation is out-of-print, O Livro dos Danados may be reprinted early in 2001. Mr. X Many Parts X, ed. "Many Parts." Fortean Studies (London), 1994 (v. 1): 8-49. Many Parts: Remnants of an Autobiography by Charles Hoy Fort. 1998-99. Edited, annotated, and introduction by X. ( http://www.resologist.net/parte01.htm The Outcast Manufacturers Pearson's Magazine (New York, American edition). Washington, D.C.: Printed Heritage Preservation Society, 1988. Foreword by Leonard Leshuk. Reprint of 1909 edition with revised texts from Pearson's Magazine . Softbound. The Outcast Manufacturers: A Hypertext Edition of Charles Hoy Fort's Book.

62. Fsayannes Magische Bibliothek: M Translate this page Bastei-Lübbe 20116. ISBN 3-404-20116-7. 282 Seiten. 11 cm × 18 cm. TB. ÜbersetzerinLore Straßl. Ausgabe 1989. moskowitz, sam siehe auch Roger Elwood. http://homepage.ruhr-uni-bochum.de/Karsten.A.Duesterloh/fsayanne/_m.htm

headertext('M');TrennNav('l',-1) Anker(11) Michael Crichton Anker(13) Maeter, Hans: John Brunner Brian Harris Anker(4) Mahn, Klaus: siehe auch unter seinem Pseudonym Kurt Mahr Anker(1) Mahr, Kurt: Pseudonym von Klaus Mahn . Siehe auch beim SciFi-Epos Perry Rhodan Anker(14) Mahr, Kurt: Die Fremden aus dem Mikronebel (1966) Der Aufbau der menschlichen Kolonie auf Flincher scheint in geordneten Bahnen zu verlaufen - bis sich ein seltsamer Materienebel auf den Planeten zubewegt. Also versuchen Julian Tifflor und Meech Hannigan der Sache auf den Grund zu gehen. Handlungsjahr: 2388. prplink(29) Wertung(3,"","mah00000.jpg") Heyne 16/00029 Anker(25) Mahr, Kurt: Anthologie sechser Geschichten um das physikalische Wunder namens Zeit. Inhalt: Jake Wedell will dem Alten Fritz per Zeitmaschine zum Sieg verhelfen, landet aber in einer Zeitlinie, wo dieser nie verlor. Der Untergang des Reichs der Atalaner. nach B statt' folgt... Wertung(4,"18.09.1998") Moewig Utopia Classics 51 Anker(45) Mahr, Kurt: Die besten Weltraum-Krimis (1998) Anthologie zweier Romane und einer Kurzgeschichte. Supernova hat mir am besten gefallen.

63. Son Of Sam known as the Son of sam because police found a bizarre note at the murder sceneof Stacy moskowitz which ended in the moniker Son of sam. Berkowitz later http://www.phs.princeton.k12.oh.us/Departments/SocialScience/bsherlock/lawart2-9

David Berkowitz: The Son of Sam Psychologists have often wondered what causes a human being to behave in the way that they behave. Is it nature, meaning the environment that they were brought up in, or is it nurture, the way that the person's parents or guardians raised them. David Berkowitz, who terrorized New York for approximately a year and a half by murdering people, exemplifies a person who is affected by nature. Berkowitz's parents were normal parents and did everything normal parents do. They brought him up the best way they knew how, and he still turned out the way he did. Berkowitz would have been a gold mine for a psychiatrist, because of how mentally ill he was. One word, and one word only could describe David Berkowitz: Insane According to Lawrence R. Klausner, who is the author of The Son of Sam , David Berkowitz was a very troubled child. For much of his life, he had been tormented by demons. He kept to himself for most of his childhood. He often locked himself in a closet for hours at a time to escape all human contact. He craved the darkness and felt an urge to flee from people. Berkowitz was a very troubled young man during his childhood, and for much of his adult life, cruel demons had complete control over his life. Berkowitz believed that animals, especially all dogs, were demons. The demons frightened him so much that he would have to sometimes sleep with his mother and father. Berkowitz would sometimes knock over furniture while having fits and seizures, and was responsible for setting fires as a youngster. He blamed all of his antics on Satan. He once claimed, "The devil made me into a murderer."

64. BBC - Crime Case Closed - David Berkowitz On the night of 31 July 1977 Stacy moskowitz went out on a first date with handsomeBobby Violante. Son of sam's hunting grounds were Bronx and Queens so the http://www.bbc.co.uk/crime/caseclosed/berkowitz1.shtml

CATEGORIES TV RADIO COMMUNICATE ... INDEX SEARCH TUESDAY 25th March 2003 Text only BBC Homepage Home Crimewatch ... Help Like this page? Send it to a friend! David Berkowitz, Son of Sam Serial killers are a subject of fascination for many and there are numerous websites dedicated to the gruesome exploits of Jack The Ripper, Jeffrey Dahmer and the Boston Strangler. But David Berkowitz, who has been incarcerated now for 25 years, is one of the few serial killers to have his own personal website, which he uses mainly to spread his message of remorse and faith. printer friendly version 365 years in prison ... Of course the prisons of America are full of men and women who have committed horrific crimes but now claim to be born-again Christians. Cynics claim these people are using religion to gain parole or, like Karla Faye Tucker, to escape execution. But Berkowitz, who was jailed for 365 years in 1977, insists he does not want his freedom. Every June he is entitled to a parole hearing but, in a letter to New York Governor George Pataki that is posted on his website, Berkowitz writes that he is disappointed there is going to be a hearing and adds: "I have absolutely no interest in parole." He writes: "Frankly, I can give you no good reason why I should even be considered for parole. I can, however, give you many reasons why I should not be. The loss of six lives and the wounding of even more are reasons enough."

65. Non-scientologist Faq On "Start A Religion" Winter of 1946/47. Around this time he was invited to address a sciencefiction group in Newark hosted by the writer, sam moskowitz. http://www.don-lindsay-archive.org/scientology/start.a.religion.html

"The way to make a million dollars is to start a religion." L. Ron Hubbard is widely rumored to have said "The way to make a million dollars is to start a religion." There are also variant rumors. For some reason, this is often mentioned on Usenet. Evidence is discussed below, but the short answer is that it's almost certainly true. The Church of Scientology has actually taken German publishers to court for printing this story. Stern won (see below). One form of the rumor is that L. Ron Hubbard made a bar bet with Robert A. Heinlein. This is definitely not true. It's uncharacteristic of Heinlein, and there's no supporting evidence. There is, however, inconclusive evidence that Robert Heinlein suggested some parts of the original Dianetics Another variant is that Hubbard talked of starting a religion to avoid taxes. Jay Kay Klein reports that Hubbard said this in 1947. The Church's media guide tells reporters that the rumor is confused, and that it was George Orwell who said it. In 1938, Orwell did write "But I have always thought there might be a lot of cash in starting a new religion...". However, Robert Vaughn Young, who was Scientology's spokesman for 20 years, says that Hubbard learned about the Orwell quote from him . Young further states that he met three people who could remember Hubbard saying more-or-less the famous quote. Nor did Hubbard write a rebuttal of the rumor Young claims to have ghost-written the rebuttal in the Rocky Mountain News interview. I found the following in books about Hubbard and Scientology:

66. Revue Alibis, Numéro 2: Le Corbeau Et Le Polar Translate this page moskowitz, sam, A Man Who Called Himself Poe, New York, Doubleday,1969. Anthologie thématique, hommage à Poe. Rééditée, en http://www.revue-alibis.com/numero/2002/2-corbeau-polar.htm

Le Corbeau et le Polar Dossier bibliographique Ce bref essai bibliographique portant sur les rapports d’Edgar Allan Poe (et de son univers) avec la littérature policière, à la fois comme père fondateur du genre et comme personnage de fiction, est un supplément à l’article paru dans la revue Alibis, no 2, printemps 2002. Note : quand les oeuvres citées, romans ou nouvelles, ont été traduites, nous mettons le titre français d’abord, avec le titre original ensuite. 1. Poe est-il le père fondateur de la littérature policière ? Les récits de ratiocination : Personnage : le Chevalier C. Auguste Dupin « Double Assassinat dans la rue Morgue » (The Murders in the Rue Morgue) :1841 « Le Mystère de Marie Roget » (The Mystery of Mary Roget) : 1842 « La Lettre volée » (The Purloined Letter) : 1844 Ces récits sont disponibles dans d’innombrables anthologies ou recueils de nouvelles. Parmi les plus récentes, je conseillerais la suivante, à cause de l’important bagage critique et pédagogique qui accompagne le texte des récits : POE, Edgar Allan

67. Mars SF Novel Bibliography: ROCKWELL - YOUNG Weinbaum, Stanley G. and sam moskowitz A Martian Odyssey . Weinbaum, StanleyG. and sam moskowitz A Martian Odyssey and Other Science Fiction Tales . http://www-personal.umich.edu/~cerebus/mars/bib1f.html

Go to Mars Home page Go back to the Novel Page Science Fiction Novels ROCKWELL - YOUNG Please e-mail Gene Alloway with any additions, corrrections, or sugestions. - R (continued) - Rockwell, Carey Stand By For Mars! Rockwood, Roy Through Space to Mars Or the Longest Journey on Record . Whitman:1910. 1st ed. Russell, Eric Frank Men, Martians and Machines . Dobson:1955. Anthology. Contains: Jay Score, Mechanistria, Mesmerica, Symbiotica. - S - Seddon, Andrew M. Red Planet Rising Serviss, Garrett P. Edison's Conquest of Mars . Carcosa House:1947. 1st edition. Sharkey, Jack The Secret Martians . Ace:1960. Half of Ace Double #471 with Sanctuary of the Sky by John Brunner. Shiner, Lewis Frontera . Baen:1984. 1st edition. Silverberg, Robert Lost Race of Mars . Scholastic Book Services:1960. 1st ed. juvenile paperback. Silverberg, Robert Mars of Time Silverberg, Robert Vornan-19 Stabenow, Dana Red Planet Run . Ace:1995. 1st ed. paperback. Steele, Allen Labyrinth of Night . Century:1992. 1st British edition. Published in hardback before the 1st U.S. edition. Steele, Allen

68. Touched By An Angel Episode 304: "Written In Dust" Produced by Martha Williamson, Jon Andersen, and Robert J. Visciglia, Jr.Guest Cast sam moskowitz, Harold Gould. Henry moskowitz, Corey Parker. http://www.touched.com/episodeguide/seasonthree/304.html

SEASON: X99-Promised Land 301-Sins of The Father 302-A Joyful Noise 303-Random Acts ... 327-A Delicate Balance Episode #304 "Written In Dust" Original Air Date: October 6, 1996 Teleplay by: Ken LaZebnik Story by: Directed by: Peter Hunt Produced by: Martha Williamson, Jon Andersen, and Robert J. Visciglia, Jr. Guest Cast: Sam Moskowitz Harold Gould Henry Moskowitz Corey Parker Edison Russell Means Dillon New Eagle Adam Beach Rosemary Fitzgerald-Moskowitz Holly Fulger *Write/Read A Review Of This Episode*

69. Index To Volume 27 Five Steps to Science Fiction Sanity, sam moskowitz, 281. George moskowitz,sam, Five Steps to Science Fiction Sanity, 281. Motifs http://fp.dl.kent.edu/extrap/Index27.htm

Index to Volume 27 ABRASH, MERRITT, "Sparring with the Universe: Heroism and Futility in Philip K. Dick's Protagonists," 116 "Ambiguity of Innocence: The Turn of the Screw ," Dennis Chase, 197 "Bellerophon Myth and Forbidden Planet , The," John Jolly, 84 BLEILER, E. F., "Jules Verne and Cryptography," 5 BLEILER, E. F., "Pieter Gillis and More's Utopia ," 304 BRAY, MARY KAY, "The Naming of Things: Men and Women, Language and Reality in Suzette Haden Elgin's Native Tongue ," 49 BYRD, DEBORAH, "Gynocentric Mythmaking in Joan Vinge's The Snow Queen ," 234 CHASE, DENNIS, "The Ambiguity of Innocence: The Turn of the Screw ," 197 CHEEVER, LEONARD A., "Is Russell Hoban's Pilgermann a Science Fiction Novel?" 334 EGAN, JAMES, " 'A Single Powerful Spectacle': Stephen King's Gothic Melodrama," 62 ERISMAN, FRED, "Zenna Henderson's 'People' and the Quest for Self-Identity," 320 "Female Heroism in the Ice Age: Jean Auel's Earth Children," Diane S. Wood, 33 "Five Steps to Science Fiction Sanity," Sam Moskowitz, 281

70. EXTRAPOLATION Henrik Dahl Juve and the Second Gernsback Dynasty, sam moskowitz, 5. moskowitz,sam, Henrik Dahl Juve and the Second Gernsback Dynasty, 5. http://fp.dl.kent.edu/extrap/Index30.htm

Index to Volume 30 ABRASH, MERRITT, "Looking Backward.- Marxism Americanized," 237 ABRASH, MERRITT, "Utopia Subverted: Unstated Messages in Childhood's End," "Adoptive versus Biological Mothering in Aliens," Robin Roberts, 353 "Adult Telepathy: Babel-17 and The Left Hand of Darkness," Susan Stone-Blackburn, 243 " 'And Every Star Perhaps a World of Destined Habitation': Milton and Moonmen," John S. Tanner, 267 "A Road Not Taken," Mark R. Hillegas, 364 "Arthur C. Clarke and the Alien Encounter: The Background of Childhood's End, Bruce A. Beatie, 53 BARTTER, MARTHA A., "The Hand That Rocks the Cradle," 254 BEATIE, BRUCE A., "Arthur C. Clarke and the Alien Encounter: The Background of Childhood’s End ," 53 BLEILER, E. F., "From the Newark Steam Man to Tom Swift," 101 BLEILER, E. F., "What Price SF Authors?" 324 BLEILER, RICHARD, "Forgotten Giant: A Brief History of Adventure Maga zine," 309 BRYANT, PAULA, "Extending the Fabulative Continuum: DeLillo, Mooney, and Federman," 156

71. M moskowitz, Dora. 19Feb-00. Adar I 13. moskowitz, Rose. 22-Nov-99. Kislev 13. moskowitz,sam. 17-Jan-00. Shevat 10. Moss, Charles. 24-Oct-99. Heshvan 14. Muderick, Ben. http://www.akse.org/Yahrtzeit/Yahrtzeitp13.htm

ADAS KODESCH SHEL EMETH YAHRZEIT LISTING Note: The following listing covers September 11, 1999 - September 29, 2000 Maisel, Frances 10-Jun-00 Sivan 7 Maisel, Gussie 12-Apr-00 Nisan 7 Maisel, John I 24-Dec-99 Tevet 15 Maisel, Joseph 08-Apr-00 Nisan 3 Maisel, Moses 22-Feb-00 Adar I 16 Maisel, Sara 13-Feb-00 Adar I 7 Mark, Alfred 14-Jun-00 Sivan 11 Mark, Edith 10-Feb-00 Adar I 4 Markel, Julius 29-Feb-00 Adar I 23 Markowitz, Cantor Morris 27-Sep-00 Elul 27 Marks, Abraham Nathan 20-Apr-00 Nisan 15 Marks, Jennie E 14-Aug-00 Av 13 Marrero, Valerie 22-Mar-00 Adar II 15 Masser, Harry 13-Sep-00 Elul 13 Masser, Mary 03-Jun-00 Iyar 29 Mattes, Joseph 11-Dec-99 Tevet 2 Mattes, Kate 12-Sep-99 Tishri 2 McNamara, Terry B 03-Jul-00 Sivan 30 Medwedski, Blume 12-Oct-99 Heshvan 2 Meisel, Rubin 21-Jun-00 Sivan 18 Meizell, Gussie 19-Sep-00 Elul 19 Meizell, Harry 30-Jul-00 Tammuz 27 Meizell, Solomon 04-Oct-99 Tishri 24 Melamed, Sara Tziral 13-Sep-00 Elul 13 Melamed, Yankel David 24-Sep-00 Elul 24 Meltz, Isadore 06-Mar-00 Adar I 29 Meltz, Nettie 21-Dec-99 Tevet 12 Melwager, Max 17-Oct-99 Heshvan 7 Meritz, Herman Meyer

72. TIMELINE Page Of ULTIMATE SCIENCE FICTION WEB GUIDE 1968) MILLIES Science Fiction Primer for Teachers , Suzanne Millies (Dayton OHPflaum, 1975) moskowitz 1 The Immortal Storm , sam moskowitz (AFSO Press http://www.magicdragon.com/UltimateSF/timeline.html

TIMELINE Return to Table of Contents TIMELINE This is a CHRONOLOGY of the History of Science Fiction, a virtual encyclopedia oriented towards seeing who wrote what when, and how the field evolved from year to year, decade to decade, and century to century. May be posted electronically provided that it is transmitted unaltered, in its entirety, and without charge. There are hotlinks in this page, but over 308 in the other Timeline pages (over 1,100 KiloBytes total) to authors, magazines, films, and television items elsewhere in the Ultimate Science Fiction Web Guide or beyond. Most recently updated: 23 Sep 2000: New 4th Millennium BC, updates to 3rd Millennium BC, 2nd Millennium BC Major Expansion: 23 July 2000 : New "Cosmic History" (from 13,000,000,000 BC); Major Expansion of 3rd Millennium BC, 2nd Millennium BC, 1st Millennium BC; Major expansion of 7th, 8th, 9th, 10th, 11th, 12th, 13th, 14th, 15th Centuries) Introduction Prehistory Cosmic History 4th Millennium BC ... 19th Century : Future Prizewinners Where to Go for More Return to Ultimate SF Table of Contents Compiled by Magic Dragon Multimedia Go to Ultimate Mystery/Detective Web Guide May be posted electronically provided that it is transmitted unaltered, in its entirety, and without charge.

73. Son Of Sam - Nostalgia Central On July 31 1977, Stacy moskowitz went out on a first date with handsome Bobby Violante.Son of sam's hunting grounds were known to be the Bronx and Queens so http://www.nostalgiacentral.com/pop/sonofsam.htm

Home Introduction Features The 1960s ... search Son of Sam The murder of Donna Lauria on July 29 1976 was one of around 20,000 murders in the US that year and did not merit a great deal of attention in New York, especially as it happened in an area of the Bronx in which the Mafia held power. The city's cynical journalists paid little heed to the killing, assuming perhaps that she had seen something or said something which had annoyed La Cosa Nostra. Two more murders were committed, and several other people seriously injured, before a press conference at the NYPD's headquarters at One Police Plaza on March 10 informed the nation that the same .44 caliber revolver had been responsible for the murders of Miss Lauria, and Virginia Voskerichian, a 19-year-old Armenian-American, who had been killed two days before. Police Commissioner Mike Codd said the gun had also been responsible for the murder of Christine Freund and two other shootings in the Bronx and neighboring Queens. The New York tabloid press seized on the story and within days everyone in the city was aware of the existence of the man known at the time as The .44 Killer.

74. Son Of Sam - From The Crime Library, Son Of Sam - From The Crime Library murder, the Son of sam took his last victims. In the early morning of Sunday, July31, 1977, a pretty, vivacious young woman named Stacy moskowitz sat with her http://www.crimelibrary.com/serial_killers/notorious/berkowitz/victims_4.html

var openThis = 1; You are in: SERIAL KILLERS/ MOST NOTORIOUS SON OF SAM The Final Victims New York City Mayor Abraham Beame called what he saw as a much needed press conference to discuss the Son of Sam case. It was the kind of name that the press would really grab on to and create a media persona. Beame dreaded the whole thing: "The killings were a horror. The police were under terrible strain. Everyone was beginning to question his ability to capture the gunman. The letter fused everything together. It was a man against an entire city. He had written this one policeman, but I knew it wasn't that captain he was writing about. It was every cop who was after him, all twenty-five thousand of them." Two letters left by Berkowitz (CORBIS) Dr. Martin Lubin, former head of forensic psychiatry at Bellevue, along with some forty-five other psychiatrists, convened to contribute to the psychological profile of the man they were seeking. In May of 1977, the police knew they were looking for a paranoid schizophrenic, who may have considered himself possessed of a demonic power. The killer was almost certainly a loner who had difficulty with relationships, particularly relationships with women. The Omega task force was flooded with calls. Everyone, it seemed, knew the killer: he was the neighbor who came home late every night, the odd brother-in-law who played with guns all the time, the weird guy in the bar who hated pretty girls. The list of suspects was endless. Every one of these thousands of leads had to be checked out and disqualified a huge chore for any task force.

75. Chapter Three, Part 2/b back 1946 as the `NullA Men', making it also one of oldest sf organizations inthe 1960s club was actually dominated by sam moskowitz Mike McInerney, a http://www.smithway.org/history/chap3b.html

Chapter Three: "Fractured Fandoms" The proliferation of U.S. fan organizations (-CONTINUED FROM PART 1-) Back to Chapter Three, Part 1 On to Part 3

76. Apak 78 | In The Midst Of Life, Dr. Fandom sam moskowitz died on April 15th. The date is moderately ironic. Those the book,the issues of the magazine were my introduction to sam moskowitz. http://www.efanzines.com/Apparatchik/78-white.html

Issue #78, May 8th, 1997 In the Midst of Life, Dr. Fandom by Ted White Lou Stathis is dead. Like most of my friends, I have a hard time dealing with this. It was not unexpected, especially after he was moved into a Brooklyn hospice, but Lou was young (well, younger than I) and, in his healthy days, so full of that peculiar energy and drive that I identify with native New Yorkers. I met Lou in the seventies, more or less through his Queens roommate, Barry Smotroff. It is doubly ironic that Barry was murdered in his apartment only a few years after that. Lou and I became close friends in the seventies, and I saw in him great talent as a writer, which I encouraged editorially. I first published him, as a (brief) columnist, in Fantastic. Then, when I moved to Heavy Metal, I launched his career as a music writer by giving him a rock (or, as he spelled it in those days, "rok") column. After I left HM, Lou succeeded Brad Balfour as HM's "magazine section" editor responsible for the short text bits that ran as a section in the magazine. And that launched his editorial career, which continued through High Times (Senior Editor), Reflex (editor), and, more recently DC Comics as an editor of the Vertigo line. I always knew Lou could do it although his columns always butted against deadlines (and, once, missed) he had the talent and the drive. His grungy little penthouse apartment on West End Avenue was a frequent refuge for me. Many a night after working at HM until 8 or 9 I'd go up there and hang out with Lou until midnight, reluctantly returning to the apartment I was sharing with Brad (and several others). And, both before and after HM, when I visited New York City, it was with Lou that I stayed.

77. Keidaner Assn. Of New York Members Translate this page Goldstein, Falk, moskowitz, Hyman. Agular, sam, Goldstein, Harry, moskowitz, Morris.Alexander, Eli, Goldstein, Jacob, moskowitz, Oscar. Alper, S. Goldstein, sam No. http://mywebpages.comcast.net/acassel/keidan/ka-members2.html

Home Contents History Images ... "A Hole in the Heart" More Memoirs and Stories "The Old Bridge" "Summer Swimming" "The Talmud Society" Theater in Keidan ... From the poem "Lithuania" by Myra Sklarew More History: "The City of Keidan" by B.C. Cassel (1930) From "Jewish Cities and Towns in Lithuania" by Berel Kagan "Worlds Gone By:" Scenes from Keidan by H.Y. Epstein "The Destruction of Keidan" by Dovid Wolpe Still more about Keidan "A Hole in The Heart" home page Images of Keidan, then and now Yizkor Book Table of Contents The Keidan Cemetery Database ... Other links of interest This site is linked to at JewishGen: The Home of Jewish Genealogy Members of the Keidaner Association of New York, 1930 [From the English section of the anniversary book, "Keidan"] Adler, Wm. Goldstein, Falk Moskowitz, Hyman Agular, Sam Goldstein, Harry Moskowitz, Morris Alexander, Eli Goldstein, Jacob Moskowitz, Oscar Alper, S. Goldstein, Sam No. 1 Myer, Jack Anenberg, H. Goldstein, Sam, No. 2 Neimark, D. Annenberg, Jos. Goldstein, Simon Novasky, Nathan Arenowitz, Sam

78. Interzone Index - Articles The Big Sellers L. Ron Hubbard 35, May 90 Moorcock, Michael The “Fictionmags”Rants 151, Jan 00 moskowitz, sam Farewell to sam 121, Jul 97 Nicholls http://www.netspace.net.au/~gregegan/IZ/arts.htm

Interzone index Articles B C D E ... O-Z Back to: Index summary Interzone home page A dams, Douglas: The Big Sellers - Douglas Adams #30, Jul/Aug 89 Aldiss, Brian: Bury My Heart at W.H. Smith's #38, Aug 90 Aldridge, Susan: Medical Mystery Tour: Robin Cook's medical thrillers #51, Sep 91 Andrews, Graham: Alan E. Nourse Bibliography #73, Jul 93 Keith Laumer Bibliography #79, Jan 94 Chad Oliver: An Annotated Bibliography #118, Apr 97 James White: An Annotated Bibliography #150, Dec 99 Anstey, F.: F. Anstey and Vice Versa #74, Aug 93 Ashley, Mike: Interzone: A Bridge So Far #57, Mar 92 Farewell to Sam #121, Jul 97 Asimov, Isaac: Isaac Asimov 1920-1992 #61, Jul 92 B allard, J.G.: #27, Jan/Feb 89 Project for a Glossary of the 20th Century #72, Jun 93 Ballard on Judith Merril #106, Apr 96 Ballard on his own fiction #106, Apr 96 Millennial dreamer - profile of J.G. Ballard #114, Dec 96 Barrett, David V.: Workshops and Writing #44, Feb 91 Baxter, Stephen: Rusting Gantries and Lawn Ornaments #105, Mar 96 Diary of a Collaborator #108, Jun 96 Bayley, Barrington J.:

79. Science Fiction News Of The Week Legendary SF fan sam moskowitz dead at 76. am moskowitz, an authority on sciencefiction and author or editor of 62 books, died April 15 of a heart attack. http://www.scifi.com/sfw/issue45/news.html

RECENT NEWS April 21, 1997 April 7, 1997 March 24, 1997 March 10, 1997 ... Oct. 7, 1996 Robinson, Sterling, Bujold head 1997 Hugo nominees oneStarCon2, the 1997 World Science Fiction Convention, announced the 1997 Hugo nominees for outstanding achievement in the science fiction field. The Hugos are nominated by members of the current World Science Fiction Convention. LoneStarCon2 received a total of 429 valid ballots (ballots cast for each category are noted). Best Novel (356 ballots) Blue Mars by Kim Stanley Robinson (HarperCollins Voyager; Bantam Spectra) Holy Fire by Bruce Sterling (Orion; Bantam Spectra) Memory by Lois McMaster Bujold (Baen) Remnant Population by Elizabeth Moon (Baen) Starplex by Robert J. Sawyer (Ace; Analog Best Novella (209 ballots) "Abandon in Place" by Jerry Oltion ( "Blood of The Dragon" by George R. R. Martin ( Asimov's "The Cost to Be Wise" by Maureen F. McHugh ( Starlight 1 "Gas Fish" by Mary Rosenblum ( Asimov's "Immersion" by Gregory Benford ( SF Age "Time Travelers Never Die" by Jack McDevitt ( Asimov's (There are six nominees due to a tie vote.)

80. Touched By An Angel - Written In Dust Guest Stars Harold Gould (sam moskowitz), Corey Parker (Henry moskowitz), RussellMeans (Edison), Adam Beach (Dillon New Eagle), Holly Fulger (Rosemary http://www.john-dye.com/television/tbaa/304.htm

Written in Dust Season: Episode: Original Air Date: October 6, 1996 Director: Peter Hunt Writers: Ken LaZebnik, Jack LaZebnik Producers: Martha Williamson, Jon Andersen, Robert J. Visciglia, Jr. Network: CBS Cast: Roma Downey (Monica), John Dye (Andrew) , Della Reese (Tess) Guest Stars: Harold Gould (Sam Moskowitz), Corey Parker (Henry Moskowitz), Russell Means (Edison), Adam Beach (Dillon New Eagle), Holly Fulger (Rosemary Fitzgerald-Moskowitz) touched.com Clicking on an image enlarges it. All images and text on this page are the property of CBS, Inc. They may be downloaded or printed for your own personal use, or published on another not for profit web site. They may not be used for profit without the written permission of CBS.

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