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November 1968
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3 |
Interior Art
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Science Fiction Review, November 1968
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Science Fiction Review, November 1968 |
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April 1971
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71 |
Short Fiction
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Feghoot
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The WSFA Journal #76, April-May 1971 |
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April 1971
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9 |
Essay
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The Future is Upon Us: Frankenstein Dept.
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The WSFA Journal #76, April-May 1971 |
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June 1971
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33 |
Review
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The Broken Sword
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The WSFA Journal #77, June-July 1971 |
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January 1972
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30 |
Review
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The World Inside
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The WSFA Journal #79, November 1971 - January 1972 |
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May 1972
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A5 |
Essay
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On Oceans and Immortality
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The WSFA Journal #80, May 1972 |
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May 1972
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Cover Art
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The WSFA Journal #80, May 1972
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The WSFA Journal #80, May 1972 |
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November 1973
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61 |
Interior Art
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Cartoon: "My expertise obsolete?"
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Algol, #21, November 1973 |
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May 1974
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44 |
Interior Art
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Algol, May 1974
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Algol, #22, May 1974 |
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July 1977
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60|60.6 |
Interior Art
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Cartoon: no caption (Algol, Summer-Fall 1977)
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Algol, #29, Summer-Fall 1977 |
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July 1982
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164 |
Review
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Long Shot for Rosinante
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Analog Science Fiction/Science Fact, July 1982 |
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October 1982
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33 |
Interior Art
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Eye of the Basilisk
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Fantasy Newsletter, #52 October 1982 |
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March 1983
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62 |
Interior Art
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Cartoon: "'You'll never take me alive!' 'That does seem to be the agreement!'"
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Amazing Science Fiction, March 1983 |
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May 1983
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62 |
Interior Art
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Cartoon: "I'll bet he knows what the meaning of life is!"
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Amazing Science Fiction, May 1983 |
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July 1983
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8 |
Interior Art
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Cartoon: "'Are you REAL?' 'You better believe it, honey chile!'"
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Amazing Science Fiction, July 1983 |
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September 1983
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47 |
Interior Art
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Cartoon: "'Glad to see you.' 'Easy Boss'"
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Amazing Science Fiction, September 1983 |
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September 1983
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82 |
Interior Art
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Cartoon: "I feel it is my duty to advise you that I am actively reviewing my options."
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Amazing Science Fiction, September 1983 |
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November 1983
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20 |
Interior Art
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Cartoon: "Mr. Smith you have terminal dandruff unless ... unless ... you are somehow reproducing by spores. Would you like a second opinion?"
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Amazing Science Fiction, November 1983 |
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November 1983
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89 |
Interior Art
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Cartoon: "You are busted to a hemi-semi-demigod. Get down there and invent agriculture!"
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Amazing Science Fiction, November 1983 |
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January 1984
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140 |
Interior Art
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Cartoon: "Whatever happened to the arrow that pointed the way?"
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Amazing Science Fiction, January 1984 |
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March 1984
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52 |
Interior Art
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Cartoon: "You mean I can make money doing this?
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Amazing Science Fiction, March 1984 |
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May 1984
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40 |
Interior Art
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Cartoon: "Don't you understand? It isn't your Helen of Troy Impersonation I Love! It's you !"
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Fantasy Review, May 1984 |
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May 1984
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81 |
Interior Art
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Cartoon: "I like it!"
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Amazing Science Fiction, May 1984 |
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May 1984
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38 |
Interior Art
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Cartoon: "This fluorocarbon emulsion blood substitute isn't bad, actually."
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Fantasy Review, May 1984 |
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May 1984
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24 |
Interior Art
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Cartoon: "This one checked his soul with the baggage on Flight 437 to Boston." "What airline?"
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Fantasy Review, May 1984 |
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May 1984
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9 |
Interior Art
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Cartoon: "We lumpenvampires carry the soil of our homeland under our fingernails"
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Fantasy Review, May 1984 |
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June 1984
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37 |
Interior Art
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Cartoon: "Existentialism?! Hah!"
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Fantasy Review, June 1984 |
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June 1984
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33 |
Interior Art
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Cartoon: "For a philosopher-king it is safer to be a bad philosopher than a bad king"
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Fantasy Review, June 1984 |
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June 1984
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31 |
Interior Art
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Cartoon: "I liked the course better before the critics did it over"
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Fantasy Review, June 1984 |
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June 1984
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26 |
Interior Art
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Cartoon: "The Only Good Indian is a dead Indian"
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Fantasy Review, June 1984 |
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June 1984
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29 |
Interior Art
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Cartoon: "What a great idea, JB!"
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Fantasy Review, June 1984 |
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July 1984
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20 |
Interior Art
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Cartoon: "How do you keep all those arrows going?"
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Amazing Stories, July 1984 |
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July 1984
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33 |
Interior Art
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Cartoon: "Nimue? I knew her well!"
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Fantasy Review, July 1984 |
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July 1984
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94 |
Interior Art
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Cartoon: "Once more into the breach, good friend!
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Amazing Stories, July 1984 |
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August 1984
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41 |
Interior Art
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Cartoon: "Actually, a background in literary criticism is very helpful in arms control talks."
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Fantasy Review, August 1984 |
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August 1984
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23 |
Interior Art
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Cartoon: "Another reviewer educated beyond his intelligence."
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Fantasy Review, August 1984 |
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August 1984
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47 |
Interior Art
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Cartoon: "Looks like Indiana Jones clipped the coupon of doom!"
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Fantasy Review, August 1984 |
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August 1984
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19 |
Interior Art
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Cartoon: "The critics are out to get me."
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Fantasy Review, August 1984 |
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August 1984
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17 |
Interior Art
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Cartoon: "We eliminated Thuggee by finding them honest work. Literary criticism, mostly."
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Fantasy Review, August 1984 |
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September 1984
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20 |
Interior Art
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Cartoon: "'Devilish Horror Stories' regrets that we cannot use your submission at this time"
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Fantasy Review, September 1984 |
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September 1984
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29 |
Interior Art
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Cartoon: "If you're so zen, why don't your eyes slant?"
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Amazing Stories, September 1984 |
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September 1984
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25 |
Interior Art
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Cartoon: "The borderline between fantasy and science fiction"
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Fantasy Review, September 1984 |
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September 1984
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19 |
Interior Art
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Cartoon: "The Srinx, the reed flute, is very, very old."
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Fantasy Review, September 1984 |
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September 1984
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27 |
Interior Art
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Cartoon: "Well! Wait til the wicked witch of the west sees these bifocals!"
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Fantasy Review, September 1984 |
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September 1984
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33 |
Interior Art
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Cartoon: "Well... If they don't want the plans for a pyramid that won't fall down, what about the first draft of the Sermon on the Mount?"
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Fantasy Review, September 1984 |
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September 1984
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31 |
Interior Art
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Cartoon: "What's the latest on the sin that can't be named?"
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Fantasy Review, September 1984 |
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October 1984
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25 |
Interior Art
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Cartoon: "Ahhr! Time to review the kingdom again!"
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Fantasy Review, October 1984 |
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October 1984
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35 |
Interior Art
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Cartoon: "It's a good blue-green algae, but it isn't a great one."
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Fantasy Review, October 1984 |
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November 1984
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43 |
Interior Art
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Cartoon: "I can't deny it... horror is an academic growth area."
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Fantasy Review, November 1984 |
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November 1984
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31 |
Interior Art
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Cartoon: "Over there is the border between fantasy and sci-fi!"
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Fantasy Review, November 1984 |
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November 1984
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37 |
Interior Art
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Cartoon: "Well... They were reviewers after all..."
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Fantasy Review, November 1984 |
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November 1984
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22 |
Interior Art
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Cartoon: "Ygor, no more brains from California. Ok?"
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Amazing Stories, November 1984 |
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November 1984
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101 |
Interior Art
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Cartoon: "You entrepreneurs ought to listen to us economists!"
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Amazing Stories, November 1984 |
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December 1984
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31 |
Interior Art
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Cartoon: "I know a moat is traditional! But we're not going to have one!"
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Fantasy Review, December 1984 |
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December 1984
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23 |
Interior Art
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Cartoon: "I'm building a new society, using the the literary-critique methodology."
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Fantasy Review, December 1984 |
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January 1985
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15 |
Interior Art
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"What's your definition of science-fiction then?!"
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Fantasy Review, January 1985 |
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January 1985
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7 |
Interior Art
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Cartoon: "No, no, stupid. You call my name, shazam, and the magic lightning turns you into a bigger stupid."
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Amazing Science Fiction, January 1985 |
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January 1985
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7 |
Interior Art
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Cartoon: "There is treasure and then there is treasure."
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Fantasy Review, January 1985 |
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February 1985
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140 |
Interior Art
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Cartoon: "Good Afternoon. I represent Mr. Bunker Hunt, a "White Knight," you should pardon the expression, in the attempted takeover of yer hoard."
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The Magazine of Fantasy & Science Fiction, February 1985 |
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May 1985
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13 |
Interior Art
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Cartoon: "But suppose a knight should get lucky? Don't you want your loved ones taken care of?"
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Fantasy Review, May 1985 |
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May 1985
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25 |
Interior Art
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Cartoon: "Evolution is all very well, but I'm not ready to give up my immortality!"
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Fantasy Review, May 1985 |
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May 1985
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19 |
Interior Art
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Cartoon: "My electronic grandfathers clock!"
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Amazing Stories, May 1985 |
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June 1985
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33 |
Interior Art
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Cartoon: "'Some things man was not meant to know!' What sort of an error message is that?"
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Fantasy Review, June 1985 |
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June 1985
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27 |
Interior Art
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Cartoon: "That's stupid. Castles don't gain weight!"
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Fantasy Review, June 1985 |
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June 1985
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15 |
Interior Art
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Cartoon: "Yuck! A mock virgin make out of salt water taffy!"
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Fantasy Review, June 1985 |
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July 1985
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22 |
Interior Art
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Cartoon: "'I'm the best there is.' 'Right. And if you want to stay that way, put the star back on my magic wand!'"
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Amazing Stories, July 1985 |
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July 1985
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21 |
Interior Art
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Cartoon: "Unicorn Designed by a Committee"
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Fantasy Review, July 1985 |
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October 1985
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26 |
Interior Art
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Cartoon: "No, can't say as how I ever wondered what was over the edge of the world. Why to you ask?"
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Fantasy Review, October 1985 |
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November 1985
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131 |
Interior Art
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Cartoon: "She loves me, she loves me not!"
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Amazing Stories, November 1985 |
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November 1985
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75 |
Interior Art
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Cartoon: "Some Blondes Have More Fun in Republics Your Majesty."
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The Magazine of Fantasy & Science Fiction, November 1985 |
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January 1986
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83 |
Interior Art
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Cartoon: "According to the instructions, that is a pretty girl!"
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Amazing Stories, January 1986 |
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March 1986
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24 |
Interior Art
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Cartoon: "'Inarticulate imbecile.' 'Glib cretin.'"
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Amazing Stories, March 1986 |
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May 1986
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17|17.3 |
Review
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Wizenbeak
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Locus, #304 May 1986 |
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June 1986
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20 |
Review
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Wizenbeak
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Fantasy Review, June 1986 |
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September 1986
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31 |
Interior Art
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Cartoon: "Fafnir's taste for exotic food was his undoing."
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The Magazine of Fantasy & Science Fiction, September 1986 |
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September 1986
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126 |
Interior Art
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Cartoon: "Yes there are taboos in science fiction. You can't even mention them in cartoons."
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Isaac Asimov's Science Fiction Magazine, September 1986 |
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December 1986
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71 |
Interior Art
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Cartoon: "That was the third person this week asking to see the dungeon master. Could there have been a reorganization?"
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The Magazine of Fantasy & Science Fiction, December 1986 |
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December 1986
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180 |
Review
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Wizenbeak
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Analog Science Fiction/Science Fact, December 1986 |
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January 1987
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190 |
Interior Art
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Cartoon: "'Thou shalt not adulturate science fiction with fantasy?' 'Don't push yer luck, Moses!"
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Isaac Asimov's Science Fiction Magazine, January 1987 |
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January 1987
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44 |
Interior Art
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Cartoon: "We've been under siege by the critics."
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Fantasy Review, January-February 1987 |
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May 1987
|
69 |
Review
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Wizenbeak
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Amazing Stories, May 1987 |
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September 1987
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191 |
Interior Art
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Cartoon: "Dungeons and Flagons? You go into this cellar and try to drink the other suckers under the table."
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Isaac Asimov's Science Fiction Magazine, September 1987 |
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April 1988
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37 |
Interior Art
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Cartoon (Locus #327)
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Locus, #327 April 1988 |
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September 1988
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11 |
Interior Art
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untitled (Star*Line, September-December 1988)
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Star*Line, September-December 1988 |
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November 1988
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133 |
Interior Art
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Cartoon: "I don't like flying and I don't like insects. I want to dig tunnels in the earth and eat earthworms!"
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Isaac Asimov's Science Fiction Magazine, November 1988 |
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December 1991
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46 |
Essay
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Letter (Science Fiction Review, December 1991)
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Science Fiction Review, December 1991 |
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December 1991
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47 |
Interior Art
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Letters to SFR (Science Fiction Review, December 1991) [2]
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Science Fiction Review, December 1991 |
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January 1992
|
72 |
Essay
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E. Dorothea Gilliland
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Locus, #372 January 1992 |
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October 1992
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174 |
Interior Art
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Cartoon: "'SF!? This is demented trash.' 'Yes, but is it demented enough?'"
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Isaac Asimov's Science Fiction Magazine, October 1992 |
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May 1993
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174 |
Interior Art
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Cartoon: "It was either be a drag queen or found Christianity."
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Asimov's Science Fiction, May 1993 |
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March 1994
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38 |
Essay
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Threshold: Building Castles in Space
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Gateways, Spring 1994 |
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1996
|
10 |
Interior Art
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Cartoon "Vespaluus calls you the 'increasingly absurd Gilliland'"
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Science Fiction Eye, #14, Spring 1996 |
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April 2003
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9 |
Interior Art
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Cartoon: "'Who's the new guy?' 'One of them dot com cowboys.'"
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Asimov's Science Fiction, April 2003 |
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May 2003
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8 |
Interior Art
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Cartoon: "Have the lights gone out or am I emitting miasmic evil again?"
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Asimov's Science Fiction, May 2003 |
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June 2003
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130 |
Interior Art
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Cartoon: "Well sure, some of my courtiers are crooks! Now and then I need shit an honest man could not provide!
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Asimov's Science Fiction, June 2003 |
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July 2003
|
9 |
Interior Art
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Cartoon: "'Be reasonable, Max, if I didn't write turgid, jargon-clotted prose, the mendacity of my theory would be obivous!' 'Winning an argument is no excuse to write that badly!'"
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Asimov's Science Fiction, July 2003 |
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September 2003
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136 |
Interior Art
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Cartoon: "'How goes the plan for the perfect state?' 'Talk to my detail guy, here!'"
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Asimov's Science Fiction, September 2003 |
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September 2003
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15 |
Interior Art
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Cartoon: "'So we mount the hand grenade on a plaque as an award for the best critic.' 'And when we present it, the pin falls out?'"
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Asimov's Science Fiction, September 2003 |
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October 2003
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9 |
Interior Art
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Cartoon: "'The granduer of science fiction rubs off on those who write it!' 'That's 'grandeur,' Max, and don't forget to wash up for dinner!'"
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Asimov's Science Fiction, October-November 2003 |
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February 2004
|
141 |
Interior Art
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Cartoon: "'We need more power Scotty! Use technobabble!' 'I canna give ye more power, Captain, we're in Kabbalababble space!'"
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Asimov's Science Fiction, February 2004 |
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June 2004
|
141 |
Interior Art
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Cartoon:"'What makes you think the flint knife is not genuine?' 'The digital watch in the handle!'"
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Asimov's Science Fiction, June 2004 |
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July 2004
|
141 |
Interior Art
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Cartoon: "So there I was, caught between the Scylla of overripe metaphor and the Charybdus of polemical hypostasization!
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Asimov's Science Fiction, July 2004 |
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October 2004
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26 |
Interior Art
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Cartoon: "'How does taking off in a stolen spaceship prove our innocence of anything?' 'Ask the scriptwriters!'"
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Asimov's Science Fiction, October-November 2004 |
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October 2004
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149 |
Interior Art
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Cartoon: "'Plot deplausiblizers on line, Captain!' 'Stick to standard technobabble, Max!'"
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Asimov's Science Fiction, October-November 2004 |
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October 2004
|
129 |
Interior Art
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Cartoon: "'The script calls for full frontal nudity!?' 'No problem, Captain, my sex organs are internal!'
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Asimov's Science Fiction, October-November 2004 |
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December 2004
|
9 |
Interior Art
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Cartoon: "'Can we set the phaser lower than stun?' 'Yes, we can do confuse, disorient, and speaking in tongues!'"
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Asimov's Science Fiction, December 2004 |
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August 2005
|
141 |
Interior Art
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Cartoon: "The string was to ... to remind me to check the fuse? But we have circuit breakers!"
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Asimov's Science Fiction, August 2005 |
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2006
|
17 |
Essay
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Science Once Again Nudges Science Fiction Towards Fantasy
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The SFWA Bulletin, Spring 2006 |