The Locus Index to Science Fiction

Books, Listed by Author

SHILLITOE, TONY (stories) (continued)

• * *Guardians (Pan Australia 0-330-27243-8, 1992 [Oct ’93], A$12.95, 417pp, pb, cover by Mike Worrall) [Andrakis] Fantasy novel, first book of the “Andrakis” series. This is a 1992 book not seen until now. An Australian first edition.
• * *Kingmaker (Pan Australia 0-330-27298-5, 1993 [Oct ’93], A$12.95, 385pp, pb, cover by Mike Worrall) [Andrakis] Fantasy novel, second book of the “Andrakis” series. This is an Australian first edition.

SHIMADA, MASAHIKO (1961- ) (stories) (assoc.)

• * *Dream Messenger (Kodansha International 4-77001-543-7, Jan ’93, $22.00, 293pp, hc) Fantasy novel of a telepathic young Japanese man who sells his unique ability to enter other people’s dreams. Translated from the Japanese by Philip Gabriel. Originally published as Yumetsukai (Kodansha 1989).

SHINER, LEWIS (Gordon) (1950- ) (stories) (assoc.)

• * *Author’s Choice Monthly Issue 4: Nine Hard Questions About the Nature of the Universe (Pulphouse no ISBN, Jan ’90 [Feb ’90], $4.95, 120pp, tp, cover by George Barr) Collection of nine stories, two of them original, the others revised, with an introduction by the author. Also available in a signed hardcover edition ($25.00). A signed leatherbound deluxe edition ($50.00) was announced but not seen. (Contents)
• * *Deserted Cities of the Heart (Doubleday Foundation 0-385-24637-4, Jun ’88 [May ’88], $17.95, 273pp, hc) Fantasy novel of near-future politics and old gods in Central America. The mixture of gritty adventure and neo-’60s mysticism is odd, but the storytelling is generally compelling. (FCM)
• * _Deserted Cities of the Heart (Abacus 0-349-10001-2, Jul ’88, £3.99, 306pp, tp) Reprint (Doubleday 1988) near-future fantasy/sf novel. [First U.K. edition]
• * _Deserted Cities of the Heart (Bantam Spectra 0-553-27975-0, Mar ’89 [Feb ’89], $4.50, 335pp, pb) Reprint (Doubleday Foundation 1988) sf novel of the near future — and ancient Mayan mysticism. A Nebula nominee.
• * _Deserted Cities of the Heart (Bantam 0-553-35457-4, Nov ’91 [Oct ’91], $9.50, 272pp, tp, cover by Tom Hallman) Reprint (Doubleday Foundation 1988) fantasy novel of old gods and near-future politics in Central America. Recommended (SW).
• * *The Edges of Things (WSFA Press 0-9621725-2-9, Jun ’91 [Jul ’91], $45.00, 216pp, hc, cover by Alicia Austin) Collection of 13 stories, four original, with illustrations by Alicia Austin and an introduction by Mark L. Van Name. This is a numbered limited edition of 600 copies signed by author and artist, commemorating the two GoHs at the 1991 Disclave. (Contents)
• * *Frontera (Baen 0-671-55899-4, Aug ’84 [Jul ’84], $2.95, 286pp, pb) Sf novel, a first novel.
• * *Glimpses (Morrow 0-688-12411-9, Jul ’93, $21.00, 331pp, hc, cover by Honi Werner) Rock ’n’ roll fantasy novel about a fan who is suddenly able to hear and then bootleg tapes of dead rock stars’ performances that were never recorded. Recommended (SW).
• * _Glimpses (AvoNova 0-380-72364-6, Aug ’95 [Jul ’95], $5.50, 328pp, pb) Reprint (Morrow 1993) rock ’n’ roll alternate-world/magic realism novel. Winner of the 1994 World Fantasy Award.
• * _Private Eye Action As You Like It (with Joe R. Lansdale) See entry under Joe R. Lansdale
• * *Slam (Doubleday 0-385-26683-9, Jul ’90 [Jun ’90], $18.95, 233pp, hc, cover by Chip Kidd) Associational mainstream novel.
• * _Slam (Bantam 0-553-35449-3, Nov ’91 [Oct ’91], $8.50, 233pp, tp, cover by Tim Jacobus) Reprint (Doubleday 1990) associational mainstream novel.
• * *Twilight Time (Pulphouse 1-56146-530-5, Jul ’91, $1.95, 46pp, pb, cover by Alan Giana) Sf short story about a time traveler who goes back to his own past and finds it changed. This originally appeared in IASFM. Short story paperback #30. A 100-copy limited leatherbound edition (-917-3, $20.00) is also available.

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• * *When the Music’s Over (Bantam Spectra 0-553-28985-3, May ’91 [Apr ’91], $4.99, 322pp, pb, cover by Ken Jacobus) Original anthology of 18 “antiwar” stories, with an introduction by the editor and an afterword by Richard Kadrey. The editor’s proceeds are to be donated to Greenpeace. (Contents)

SHINEROCK, SIMON M.

• * *The Dark Lagoon (Ripping Publishing 1-899884-18-1, Sep ’97 [Nov ’97], £5.99, 412pp, pb, cover by Warren Palmer) Horror novel. A first novel.

SHINN, SHARON (Ruth) (1957- ) (stories) (assoc.)

• * *The Alleluia Files (Ace 0-441-00505-5, Apr ’98 [Mar ’98], $13.95, 474pp, tp, cover by John Jude Palencar) [Archangel] SF novel, third in the “Archangel” series.
• * *Archangel (Ace 0-441-00330-3, May ’96 [Apr ’96], $13.95, 390pp, tp, cover by John Jude Palencar) [Archangel] SF novel. Genetically engineered angels keep peace on a colony planet, until oracles require one to marry a human woman — who has other ideas.
• * _Archangel (HarperCollins/Voyager 0-00-648257-0, Nov ’96, £5.99, 390pp, pb) [Archangel] Reprint (Ace 1996) fantasy novel. [First U.K. edition]
• * _Archangel (Ace 0-441-00432-6, Apr ’97 [Mar ’97], $6.50, 390pp, pb, cover by John Jude Palencar) [Archangel] Reprint (Ace 1996) SF novel. A genetically engineered angel must marry a human woman — who has other ideas.
• * *Jovah’s Angel (Ace 0-441-00404-0, May ’97 [Apr ’97], $13.95, 389pp, tp, cover by John Jude Palencar) [Archangel] SF novel, sequel to Archangel.
• * _Jovah’s Angel (HarperCollins/Voyager 0-00-648258-9, Oct ’97, £5.99, 389pp, pb, cover by Chris Baker) [Archangel] Reprint (Ace 1997) fantasy novel. Sequel to Archangel. [First U.K. edition]
• * _Jovah’s Angel (Ace 0-441-00519-5, Apr ’98 [Mar ’98], $6.50, 358pp, pb, cover by John Jude Palencar) [Archangel] Reprint (Ace 1997) SF novel, sequel to Archangel.
• * *The Shape-Changer’s Wife (Ace 0-441-00261-7, Oct ’95 [Sep ’95], $4.99, 200pp, pb, cover by Dorian Vallejo) Fantasy novel. A student of sorcery is tempted by his master’s wife. A first novel.
• * _The Shape-Changer’s Wife (SFBC #11565, May ’96 [Apr ’96], $7.98, 200pp, hc, cover by Dorian Vallejo) Reprint (Ace 1995) fantasy novel. This hardcover edition is otherwise similar to the Ace paperback, and lacks a price and has an SFBC number on the back jacket.

SHINN, THELMA J. (Wardrop) (1942- )

• * _Worlds with Women: Myth and Mythmaking in Fantastic Literature by Women (Greenwood 0-313-25101-0, Jan ’87, £27.00, 240pp, hc) Reprint (Greenwood 1986) critical study of sf written by women. [First U.K. edition]
• * *Worlds Within Women: Myth & Mythmaking in Fantastic Literature By Women (Greenwood 0-313-25101-0, Oct ’86 [Nov ’86], $29.95, xiv + 214pp, hc) Non-fiction, critical study. Among authors discussed are Bradley, Butler, Charnas, Cherryh, Norton, Russ, and Walton.

SHIPMAN, DAVID (1932- )

• * *A Pictorial History of Science Fiction Films (Hamlyn 0-600-38520-5, 1985 [Apr ’86], $17.95, 172pp, hc) Non-fiction, reference. Lots of stills. This is a 1985 British book imported and repriced.

SHIPPEY, T. A.

• * _The Road to Middle-Earth: How J.R.R. Tolkien created a new mythology (HarperCollins UK 0-261-10275-3, Dec ’97 [Jan ’98], £8.99, 336pp, tp, cover by John Howe) Reprint (Allen & Unwin 1982) reference book. [Tolkien]

SHIPPEY, TOM; [i.e., Thomas A. Shippey] (1943- ); see pseudonyms Tom Allen & John Holm (stories) (assoc.)

• * _The Road to Middle-Earth (Grafton 0-261-10275-3, Nov ’92 [Oct ’92], £6.99, 337pp, tp, cover by Alan Lee) Reprint (Allen & Unwin 1982) critical study of J.R.R. Tolkien. This edition is revised and contains a new preface. [Tolkien]

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• * _Fiction 2000: Cyberpunk and the Future of Narrative (with George E. Slusser) See entry under George E. Slusser
• * *Fictional Space: Essays on Contemporary Science Fiction (Basil Blackwell/Humanities Press 0-391-03688-2, Jun ’91, $70.00, 227pp, hc) Criticism, a collection of eight essays on sf. This is a world-wide edition.
• * *The Oxford Book of Fantasy Stories (Oxford University Press 0-19-214216-X, Feb ’94 [Jan ’94], £17.95, xxii+499pp, hc, cover by Pete Lyon) Anthology of 31 stories tracing the development of fantasy from Richard Garnett in 1888 to Terry Pratchett in 1992. (Contents)
• * +The Oxford Book of Fantasy Stories (Oxford University Press 0-19-214216-X, Mar ’94, $25.00, 499pp, hc, cover by Pete Lyon) Anthology of 31 fantasy stories tracing the development of fantasy from the 1880s to the present, with an introduction by the editor and a selected bibliography. First American Edition (Oxford UK 1994).
• * _The Oxford Book of Fantasy Stories (Oxford University Press 0-19-282398-1, Mar ’95, £7.99, 499pp, tp, cover by Pete Lyon) Reprint (Oxford 1994) anthology of 31 stories tracing the development of fantasy from Richard Garnett in 1888 to Terry Pratchett in 1992.
• * _The Oxford Book of Fantasy Stories (Oxford University Press 0-19-282398-1, May ’95 [Jun ’95], $14.95, 499pp, tp, cover by Pete Lyon) Reprint (Oxford UK 1994) anthology of 31 fantasy stories tracing the development of fantasy from the 1880s to the present, with an introduction by the editor and a selected bibliography.
• * *The Oxford Book of Science Fiction Stories (Oxford University Press 0-19-214204-6, Oct ’92 [Aug ’92], $22.50, 587pp, hc, cover by Victor Stabin) Anthology of 30 sf stories written from 1903 to 1990, with an introduction by Shippey and a selected bibliography. (Contents)
• * _The Oxford Book of Science Fiction Stories (Oxford University Press 0-19-283167-4, Oct ’93, £6.99, 582pp, tp, cover by David A. Hardy) Reprint (Oxford 1992) anthology of 30 sf stories.

SHIRLEY, JEAN

• * _L. Frank Baum: Royal Historian of Oz (with Angelica Shirley Carpenter) See entry under Angelica Shirley Carpenter.

SHIRLEY, JOHN (Patrick) (1953- ); see house pseudonym D. B. Drumm (stories) (assoc.)

• * *Black Butterflies: A Flock on the Dark Side (Mark V. Ziesing 0-929480-86-4, May ’98 [Apr ’98], $16.95, 252pp, tp, cover by John Bergin) Collection of 17 horror stories, divided into stories of “This World” and nine surreal or supernatural stories of “That World”. Illustrated by John Bergin. Foreword by Paula Guran. Order from Mark V. Ziesing, PO Box 76, Shingletown CA 96088. (Contents)
• * _City Come A-Walkin’ (Eyeball Books 0-9642505-1-9, Aug ’96, $10.00, 216pp, tp, cover by Rick Berry) Surreal/proto-cyberpunk SF/rock’n’roll novel, revised from the 1980 Dell edition. An avatar of the City of San Francisco comes to the help of a beleaguered rock club owner. Foreword by William Gibson. Order from Eyeball Books, PO Box 18539, Asheville NC 28814.
• * _Dracula in Love (Zebra 0-8217-3001-0, May ’90 [Apr ’90], $3.95, 283pp, pb) Reissue (Zebra 1979) vampire novel; second printing.
• * *Eclipse (Bluejay 0-312-94130-7, Oct ’85 [Sep ’85], $8.95, 339pp, pb) [Song Called Youth] Sf novel, first volume in the “Punk saga” of “A Song Called Youth”.
• * _Eclipse (Methuen 0-413-41920-7, Nov ’86, £2.50, 310pp, pb) [Song Called Youth] Reprint (Bluejay 1985) sf novel, #1 in the “Song Called Youth” trilogy.
• * _Eclipse (Popular Library Questar 0-445-20506-7, Nov ’87 [Oct ’87], $3.50, 310pp, pb) [Song Called Youth] Reprint (Bluejay 1985) sf novel, first in trilogy “A Song Called Youth.” A post-holocaust “apolyptic, pop-inflected, rock-driven vision!” (or so it says on the cover, which also dubs this “The Ultimate Cyberpunk Saga”).
• * *Eclipse Corona (Popular Library Questar 0-445-20510-5, Apr ’90 [Mar ’90], $4.95, 293pp, pb, cover by Barclay Shaw) [Song Called Youth] Cyberpunk sf novel, third book of the “Eclipse” series.
• * *Eclipse Penumbra (Popular Library Questar 0-445-20508-3, May ’88 [Apr ’88], $3.95, 322pp, pb) [Song Called Youth] Sf novel, second in the “Song Called Youth” series.
• * *The Exploded Heart (Eyeball Books 0-9642505-0-0, Aug ’96, $10.00, 309pp, tp, cover by Rick Berry) Collection of 14 stories (one previously unpublished, the rest revised from previous publication) and the lyrics to six songs. There is a foreword by Bruce Sterling. Order from Eyeball Books, PO Box 18539, Asheville NC 28814. (Contents)
• * *Heatseeker (Scream/Press 0-910489-26-2, Apr ’89, $25.00, 246pp, hc) Collection of 19 stories including three originals and revised texts of others. Also announced in a limited edition. (Contents)
• * _Heatseeker (Grafton 0-586-20837-2, Sep ’90, £3.99, 364pp, pb, cover by Chris Moore) Reprint (Scream/Press 1989) collection of 19 sf stories including three originals and revised texts of others.
• * *In Darkness Waiting (NAL Onyx 0-451-40080-1, Apr ’88 [Mar ’88], $3.50, 269pp, pb) Horror novel.
• * _In Darkness Waiting (Grafton 0-586-21010-5, Jan ’91, £3.99, 348pp, pb, cover by Steve Crisp) Reprint (Onyx 1988) horror novel.
• * *Kamus of Kadizhar: The Black Hole of Carcosa (St. Martin’s 0-312-91173-4, Oct ’88 [Sep ’88], $2.95, 184pp, pb) [Kamus of Kadizhar] Sf detective novel based on a character created by Michael Reaves for The Darkworld Detective.
• * *New Noir (Black Ice Books 0-932511-55-4, Mar ’93, $7.00, 115pp, tp, cover by Tim Ferret) Associational collection of six stories in the noir tradition, with illustrations by Ferret. Order from Fiction Collective Two, c/o English Department, Publications Center, College Box 494, University of Colorado at Boulder, Boulder CO 80309-0494. (Contents)
• * *Silicon Embrace (Mark V. Ziesing 0-929480-44-9, Nov ’96 [Oct ’96], $29.95, 282pp, hc, cover by Paul Mavrides) Near-future SF novel of cybernetic shamanism and secrets in a civil-war-torn US, and the truth about what’s going on in Area 51. A signed, limited edition (-44-7, $65.00) was announced but not seen. Order from Mark V. Ziesing, PO Box 76, Shingletown CA 96088.
• * *A Splendid Chaos (Franklin Watts 0-531-15065-8, Apr ’88 [Mar ’88], $17.95, 358pp, hc) Sf novel, illustrated by Ferret. Kidnapped by aliens, groups of humans (and others) struggle to survive on a bizarre planet with weird native life forms.
• * _A Splendid Chaos (Mandarin 0-7493-0047-7, Jul ’89, £3.99, 357pp, pb) Reprint (Franklin Watts 1988) sf novel. [First U.K. edition]
• * _Three-Ring Psychus (Zebra 0-8217-3286-2, Nov ’90 [Oct ’90], $3.95, 240pp, pb) Reissue (Zebra 1982) sf novel; second printing.
• * _Traveler # 2: Kingdom Come [as by D. B. Drumm] See entry under D. B. Drumm
• * _Traveler # 3: The Stalkers [as by D. B. Drumm] See entry under D. B. Drumm
• * _Traveler # 4: To Kill a Shadow [as by D. B. Drumm] See entry under D. B. Drumm
• * _Traveler # 5: Road War [as by D. B. Drumm] See entry under D. B. Drumm
• * _Traveler # 6: Border War [as by D. B. Drumm] See entry under D. B. Drumm
• * _Traveler # 8: Terminal Road [as by D. B. Drumm] See entry under D. B. Drumm
• * *Wetbones (Mark V. Ziesing 0-929480-63-5, Feb ’92, $25.00, 274pp, hc, cover by Arnie Fenner) Horror novel of urban evil in contemporary America. A signed limited edition (-64-3, $65.00) was announced but not seen. Order from Mark V. Ziesing, Box 76, Shingletown CA 96088.
• * _Wetbones (Blake Publishing 1-857820-32-0, May ’93, £4.99, 332pp, pb) Reprint (Ziesing 1992) horror novel. [First U.K. edition]

SHIRREFS, MARK

• * _The Girl from Tomorrow (with John Thomson) (Knight 0-340-55760-5, Jan ’92, £2.99, 210pp, pb) Reprint (Australia: Hodder & Stoughton 1990) young-adult sf novelization, based on the TV series. [First U.K. edition]
• * _Spellbinder: Book I: Riana’s World (with John Thomson) (Hodder Children’s Books 0-340-66737-0, Apr ’96, £3.99, 350pp, pb) [Spellbinder] Reprint (Hodder Headline Australia 1995) young-adult fantasy novelisation of the Spellbinder TV serial; first in a series. [First U.K. edition]
• * _Spellbinder: Book II: Paul’s World (with John Thomson) (Hodder Children’s Books 0-340-66738-9, Apr ’96, £3.99, 367pp, pb) [Spellbinder] Reprint (Hodder Headline Australia 1995) young-adult fantasy novelisation of the Spellbinder TV serial; second in a series. [First U.K. edition]

SHOEMAKER, MICHAEL T., ed. (stories)

• * _Guinevere and Lancelot & Others See entry under Arthur Machen.

SHORTLAND, MICHAEL (stories) (assoc.)

• * _Close Encounters? Science and Science Fiction (with Robert Lambourne & Michael Shallis) See entry under Robert Lambourne.

SHREVE, SUSAN RICHARDS (1939- )

• * _Queen of Hearts (Sphere 0-7474-0033-4, Nov ’88, £3.50, 354pp, pb) Reprint (Michael Joseph 1987) occult novel.

SHULER, LINDA LAY (stories) (assoc.)

• * *Let the Drum Speak (Morrow 0-688-12834-3, Jun ’96 [Jul ’96], $25.00, 446pp, hc, cover by Bryant Eastman) [Time Circle] Prehistoric Native American novel with fantasy elements, third in the “Time Circle Quartet”.
• * _Let the Drum Speak (Penguin/Signet 0-451-19095-5, Dec ’97 [Nov ’97], $6.99, 495pp, pb) [Time Circle] Reprint (Morrow 1996) prehistoric Native American novel with fantasy elements, third in the “Time Circle Quartet”.
• * *She Who Remembers (Morrow/Arbor House 0-87795-892-0, Jul ’88 [Jun ’88], $18.95, 400pp, hc) [Time Circle] Historical American Indian fantasy novel set in a 13th-century Anasazi world. A first novel.
• * _She Who Remembers (Macmillan 0-333-47343-4, Sep ’88, £12.95, 395pp, hc) [Time Circle] Reprint (Arbor House 1987) historical American Indian fantasy novel set in a 13th century Anasazi world. [First U.K. edition]
• * _She Who Remembers (NAL Signet 0-451-16053-3, Aug ’89 [Jul ’89], $4.95, 471pp, pb) [Time Circle] Reprint (Arbor House 1988) American Indian historical fantasy set in a 13-century Anasazi world.
• * _She Who Remembers (Pan 0-330-30889-0, Nov ’89 [Oct ’89], £6.99, 427pp, tp, cover by Andrew Wheatcroft) [Time Circle] Reprint (Arbor House 1988) Amerindian fantasy novel. Volume 1 in the “Time Circle” trilogy.
• * _She Who Remembers (Pan 0-330-31557-9, May ’90, £3.99, 427pp, pb, cover by Andrew Wheatcroft) [Time Circle] Reprint (Arbor House 1988) historical quest fantasy novel.
• * *Voice of the Eagle (Morrow 0-688-09519-4, Jul ’92 [Jun ’92], $21.50, 654pp, hc, cover by Deborah Jones) [Time Circle] Fantasy novel set in the American Southwest two hundred years before Columbus, a sequel to She Who Remembers.
• * _Voice of the Eagle (Century 0-7126-5409-7, Jan ’93, £9.99, 654pp, tp, cover by Gordon Crabb) [Time Circle] Reprint (Morrow 1992) prehistoric fantasy novel. A hardcover edition (-5414-3, £14.99) was announced but not seen. [First U.K. edition]
• * _Voice of the Eagle (Penguin/Signet 0-451-17681-2, Sep ’93 [Aug ’93], $5.99, 620pp, pb, cover by Bart Bemus) [Time Circle] Reprint (Morrow 1992) fantasy novel set in the American Southwest two hundred years before Columbus, a sequel to She Who Remembers.