The Locus Index to Science Fiction
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- SAN SOUCI, ROBERT D. (books) (continued)
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___ Out of Misty Dreams, (pi) Realms of Fantasy Oct 1995
- * The Ghost of Misery Hill, (ss) Short & Shivery, Garden City, NY: Doubleday 1987; expanded from The Spook of Misery Hill in Charles M. Skinners Myths and Tales of Our Own Land.
- * The Ghostly Little Girl, (ss) Short & Shivery, Garden City, NY: Doubleday 1987; expanded from an account in Ghostly Tales of Old Monterey by Randall A. Reinstedt.
- * The Ghosts Cap, (ss) Short & Shivery, Garden City, NY: Doubleday 1987; based on an Icelandic folktale (1864).
- * The Goblin Spider, (ss) Short & Shivery, Garden City, NY: Doubleday 1987; a traditional Japanese story.
- * The Golden Arm, (ss) More Short & Shivery, Delacorte Press 1994; adapted and expanded from English Fairy Tales by Joseph Jacobs, London 1890.
- * The Golem, (ss) Short & Shivery, Garden City, NY: Doubleday 1987
- * The Greedy Daughter, (ss) More Short & Shivery, Delacorte Press 1994; adapted from the story in The Folk-Lore of Rome by R.H. Busk.
- * The Green Mist, (ss) Short & Shivery, Garden City, NY: Doubleday 1987; derived from Legends of the Lincolnshire Cars (1891) by M. C. Balfour.
- * The Halloween Pony, (ss) Short & Shivery, Garden City, NY: Doubleday 1987; based on The Goblin Pony, a French folktale.
- * The Haunted Inn, (ss) More Short & Shivery, Delacorte Press 1994; classical Chinese tale.
- * The Headrest, (ss) More Short & Shivery, Delacorte Press 1994; retold from Papuan Fairy Tales by Annie Ker, c. 1912.
- * Hold Him, Tabb!, (ss) More Short & Shivery, Delacorte Press 1994; African-American ghost story from Virginia originally published in the Southern Workman and Hampton School Record v.26 #6, June 1897.
- * The Hunter in the Haunted Forest, (ss) Short & Shivery, Garden City, NY: Doubleday 1987; from three Teton Sioux tales in Myths and Legends of the Great Plains by Katharine Berry Judson.
- * Introduction, (in)
- * Island of Fear, (ss) More Short & Shivery, Delacorte Press 1994; retold from The Island of the Cannibal in Seneca Myths & Folk Tales by Arthur C. Parker, Buffalo, NY: Buffalo Historical Society 1923.
- * Jack Frost, (ss) Short & Shivery, Garden City, NY: Doubleday 1987; adapted from the Russian.
- * King of the Cats, (ss) More Short & Shivery, Delacorte Press 1994; adapted from More English Fairy Tales by Joseph Jacobs, London 1894.
- * Knock... Knock... Knock, (ss) More Short & Shivery, Delacorte Press 1994; retold from The Vanishing Hitchhiker: American Urban Legends & Their Meaning by Jan Harold Brunvand, New York: W.W. Norton & Co. 1981.
- * Lady Eleanors Mantle, (ss) Short & Shivery, Garden City, NY: Doubleday 1987; based on the story by Nathaniel Hawthorne (Democratic Review, Dec 1838).
- * Lavender, (ss) Short & Shivery, Garden City, NY: Doubleday 1987; based on an American urban legend.
- * Loft the Enchanter, (ss) More Short & Shivery, Delacorte Press 1994; adapted from accounts in Ghosts, Witchcraft and the Other World: Icelandic Folktales I translated by Alan Boucher, Reykjavik, Iceland: Iceland Review Library 1977.
- * The Loup-Garou, (ss) Short & Shivery, Garden City, NY: Doubleday 1987; based on a French-Canadian legend.
- * The Lovers of Dismal Swamp, (ss) Short & Shivery, Garden City, NY: Doubleday 1987; based on an American folktale from colonial times.
- * Me, Myself, (ss) More Short & Shivery, Delacorte Press 1994; adapted from Popular Tales of the West Highlands, Orally Collected: New Edition by J.F. Campbell, London: Alexander Gardner Publisher 1890.
- * The Midnight Mass of the Dead, (ss) Short & Shivery, Garden City, NY: Doubleday 1987; based on Norse folklore.
- * The Mouse Tower, (ss) More Short & Shivery, Delacorte Press 1994; adapted from accounts in Curious Myths of the Middle Ages by Sabine Baring-Gould, London: Rivingtons 1866.
- * Nuckelavee, (ss) Short & Shivery, Garden City, NY: Doubleday 1987; adapted from Orkney Folklore and Traditions by Walter Traill Dennison.
- * The Pirate, (ss) More Short & Shivery, Delacorte Press 1994; adapted from the poem The Buccaneer by Richard H. Dana.
- * The Robber Bridegroom, (ss) Short & Shivery, Garden City, NY: Doubleday 1987; based on a tale from the Brothers Grimm.
- * The Rolling Head, (ss) More Short & Shivery, Delacorte Press 1994; American Indian legend.
- * Scared To Death, (ss) Short & Shivery, Garden City, NY: Doubleday 1987; based on The Leaning Tombstone by Margaret Rhett Martin.
- * The Serpent Woman, (ss) More Short & Shivery, Delacorte Press 1994; condensed and rewritten from the story in Spanish Legendary Tales by Mrs. Middlemore.
- * Sister Death and the Healer, (ss) More Short & Shivery, Delacorte Press 1994; Hispanic tale from the Mexican-American border.
- * The Skeletons Dance, (ss) Short & Shivery, Garden City, NY: Doubleday 1987; based on a Japanese folktale.
- * The Soldier and the Vampire, (ss) Short & Shivery, Garden City, NY: Doubleday 1987; based on a traditional Russian folktale.
- * The Stolen Prince, (ss) Weirdbook #23 1988
- * Swallowed Alive, (ss) Short & Shivery, Garden City, NY: Doubleday 1987; based on an account by John Bunyan (1680).
- * Tailypo, (ss) Short & Shivery, Garden City, NY: Doubleday 1987; based on a classic American tale.
- * The Thing in the Woods, (ss) More Short & Shivery, Delacorte Press 1994; adapted from an account in Gumbo Ya-Ya: A Collection of Louisiana Folk Tales by Lyle Saxon, Robert Tallant, and Edward Dryer, Louisiana Writers Project Publications 1945.
- * Three Who Sought Death, (ss) More Short & Shivery, Delacorte Press 1994; adapted from The Pardoners Tale in The Canterbury Tales by Geoffrey Chaucer.
- * Twice Surprised, (ss) More Short & Shivery, Delacorte Press 1994; retold from the version in Ancient Tales in Modern Japan: An Antholohy of Japanese Folk Tales by Fanny Hagin Mayer, Bloomington: Indiana University Press 1984.
- * Two Snakes, (ss) More Short & Shivery, Delacorte Press 1994; retord from Two Snakes in 100 Chinese Myths and Fantasies by Ding Wangdao, Beijing: Foreign Language Teaching and Research Press, n.d.
- * The Vampire Cat, (ss) More Short & Shivery, Delacorte Press 1994; retold from an account in Tales of Old Japan by A.B. Mitford, London 1871.
- * The Waterfall of Ghosts, (ss) Short & Shivery, Garden City, NY: Doubleday 1987; based on Yurei-Daki (1902) by Lafcadio Hearn.
- * Windigo Island, (ss) More Short & Shivery, Delacorte Press 1994; retold from the poem The Wendigo by William Henry Drummond.
- * The Witch Cat, (ss) Short & Shivery, Garden City, NY: Doubleday 1987; based on an American folktale.
- * The Witches Eyes, (ss) More Short & Shivery, Delacorte Press 1994; folktale from the southwestern U.S. and Mexico.
- * The Yara, (ss) More Short & Shivery, Delacorte Press 1994; adapted from The Yara by Brazilian journalist and historian Affonso Arinhos de Melo Franco.
- SANTIAGO, JOAQUIN
- SANTORO, LAWRENCE
- SANTOS, WAYNE
- SANTOS-FEBRES, MAYRA
- * Marinas Fragrance, (ss) Urban Oracles, Lumen Editions/Brookline Books 1997
- SAPIR, RICHARD (Ben) (1936-1987) (books)
- _____, [ref.]
- * Obituary: Sapir, Richard Ben, (ob) Locus v20:3 No.314 Mar 1987
- SAPLAK, CHARLES M(ichael)
- * Afternoon at Pops, (ss) Tales of the Unanticipated #12 1993
- * At the Fair, (pm) Star*Line v16 #6/7 1993
- * Autumn, (pm) Gaslight Apr 1993
- * Backstage, (vi) The Urbanite #5 1995
- * Backwater by the Time Stream, (ss) Manifest Destiny Win 1993
- * Brain Artist: A Romance, (ss) Science Fiction Age Mar 1996
- * Captain Bain: Reflections in Maroon and Starlight, (pm) Tales of the Unanticipated #11 1993
- * Carver in the City of Ghosts, (ss) Mindsparks #4 1994
- * Castle, Cathedral, Soldier, Saint, (nv) The Leading Edge #26 1992
- * Catechism for Granma, (ss) AHMM mid-Dec 1990
- * Celebrated Skeleton, (ss) Proud Flesh Fll 1994
- * Cemetery Seven, (ss) Terminal Fright Nov/Dec 1993
- * Creeper in the Shroud, (ss) The Urbanite #9 1997
- * The Crux, (ss) Terminal Fright Spr 1996
- * Demon Rum, (ss) Pirate Writings Spr 1995
- * Desert Flowers Story, (ss) The Argonaut #18 1993
- * Discourse on Post-Modern Maters, (pm) The Argonaut #19 1994
- * Dropscout Becomes Matrix, (ss) Expanse #1 1993
- * Dry Skin, (vi) 100 Wicked Little Witch Stories, ed. Stefan Dziemianowicz, Robert Weinberg & Martin H. Greenberg, Barnes & Noble 1995
- * Earlier Today in the Park, (pm) Space & Time #81 1993
- * An Evening at the Brunnion Home, (ss) The End #4 1996
- * Fisherman, (pm) The Magazine of Speculative Poetry Spr 1997
- * God of the Lower Level, (ss) The Urbanite #4 1994
- * Happy Little Land of Autumn, (ss) Palace Corbie v2 #2 1993
- * In a Revision Once I See, (ss) TransVersions #2 1995
- * Ladys Portrait, Executed in Archaic Colors, (nv) L. Ron Hubbard Presents Writers of the Future Volume IX, ed. Dave Wolverton, Bridge 1993
- * Many Goodnights of Mennagin and Son, (vi) Rare Constellations #2 1993
- * Maybe Angel, (ss) Aberrations #24 1994
- * Meatman, (ss) Vicious Circle Win/Spr 1993
- * Melancholy of Human Reflection, (vi) Dead of Night Fll/Win 1993
- * Minio (The Magnificent) and the Marvelous Wishing Vest, (ss) Vision #14 1992
- * Nineteen Years and Seven Months, (ss) Tomorrow Feb 1996
- * Nostalgia on the Mindgrid, (vi) Midnight Zoo v3 #1 1993
- * The Numismatist, (ss) The Urbanite #6 1995
- * A Page from Your Book, (ss) The Zone #1 1994
- * Pegasus Lament, (pm) Dreams & Nightmares #40 1993
- * Practical Problems in Temporal Navigation, (ss) Vision #15 1992
- * Reunion, (ss) Tomorrow Jun 1995
- * Robotsville, (pm) Vision #17 1993
- * The Scourge, (ss) Cthulhus Heirs, ed. Thomas M. K. Stratman, Chaosium 1994
- * Screamer, Stillness, and Sunshine, (ss) A Theater of Blood #4 1992
- * The Sin Eater, (ss) Nightstalker
- * So Spin a Tale of Dick and Jane, (ss) Sinistre, ed. George Hatch, Horrors Head Press 1993
- * Solace, (pm) Rare Constellations #2 1993
- * Spiders Offer, (nv) Sword and Sorceress #13, ed. Marion Zimmer Bradley, DAW 1996
- * The Storyteller Syndrome, (ss) Prisoners of the Night #5 1991
- * Sunday Visits, (ss) Terminal Fright Fll 1995
- * The Syncretic Priests Confession, (ss) Beyond Fantasy & Science Fiction #2 1995
- * Think Tank, (vi) Premonitions #4 1995
- * The Unintentional Riddle and the Creature of Wit, (ss) Fortress #2 1996
- * untitled (The one word the time traveler...), (vi) Rare Constellations #2 1993
- * Violet Twilight, (ss) Tales of the Unanticipated #15 1995
- * Visanna, (ss) TransVersions #4 1995
- * Why We Shun Reflection, Why We Fear the Light, (vi) Prisoners of the Night #6 1992; given as by Charles A. Saplak in toc.
- * Window of Opportunity, (ss) Fantastic Worlds v1 #0 1995
- * Words in Water, (ss) Magic Realism Spr 1992
- * Xeroderma (And Its Tragic Effect on Modern Communities), (ss) The Urbanite #3 1993
- * You Can Go in Now, (vi) Space & Time #83 1994
- SAPPER; pseudonym of H. C. McNeile, (1888-1937); see under McNeile, H. C.
- * The Old Dining-Room, (ss) Hutchinsons Magazine Dec 1920
- * Touch and Go, (ss) The Strand Feb 1926
- SARA, SHANNON M.
- SARA, SHANON M.
- SARAFIN, JAMES
- SARAMAGO, JOSÉ; (1922- ) (books)
- _____, [ref.]
- * Blindness, José Saramago by Gary K. Wolfe, (br) Locus v41:6 No.455 Dec 1998
- SARANG, VILAS
- * An Interview with M. Chakko, (ss) The London Magazine Dec 1982
- SARBAN; pseudonym of John W. Wall, (1910-1989)
- * A Christmas Story, (ss) Ringstones and Other Stories, London: Davies 1951
- * The Doll Maker, (n.) The Doll Maker and Other Tales of the Uncanny, London: Davies 1953
- SARDAN, ZUCA (1933- )
- SARET, RIMA; pseudonym of Mary Ann Landers
- * The Ever-Sounding Harp, (ss) MZBFM Spr 1991
- * The Last Bard, (ss) Once Upon a World #3 1990
- * The Life-Nut, (ss) Amazing Experiences Dec 1990
- * Marayds Escape, (ss) Sword and Sorceress #8, ed. Marion Zimmer Bradley, DAW 1991
- * Market Day: Information for Writers, (cl) Midnight Zoo v1 #6 1991, v2 #1 1992
- * Nymphs of the World Forest, (ss) The Magic Within, ed. Emily Alward, Diane Holmes & Alicia Rasley, WorldEdge Press 1994
- * The Wayfarers Talisman, (ss) The Best of the Midwests Science Fiction, Fantasy & Horror, Volume II, ed. Brian Smart, ESA Books 1993
- * The World Next Door, (ss) Gaslight Dec 1992
- _____, reviews:
- SARGEANT, HELEN
- SARGENT, GENE
- SARGENT, PAMELA (1948- ) (books) (assoc.)
- * All Rights, (ss) Amazing Fll 1994
- * Amphibians, (nv) Asimovs Jun 1995
- * Behind the Eyes of Dreamers, (na) Amazing Nov 1990
- * Big Roots, (nv) Return to the Twilight Zone, ed. Carol Serling & Martin H. Greenberg, DAW 1994
- * Bond and Free, (nv) F&SF Jun 1974
- * The Broken Hoop, (ss) Twilight Zone Jun 1982
- * Climb the Wind, (nv) Asimovs Mar 1994
- * Clone Sister [Paul Swenson (& clones)], (nv) Eros in Orbit, ed. Joseph Elder, Trident 1973
- * Collectors, (nv) Castle Fantastic, ed. John DeChancie & Martin H. Greenberg, DAW 1996
- * Danny Goes to Mars, (nv) IASFM Oct 1992
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