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Dean Whitlock
 

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Bibliography

"Sky Carver," my first novel, was published by Clarion Press in 2005. "Raven," which takes place in the same world, was published in 2007. "Sky Carver," and "Raven" are young adult fantasies, aimed at kids in fifth to ninth grade. (Older kids and adults will enjoy it, too, if they can relax about reading "younger" literature.)

My first published short story, "The Million Dollar Wound," appeared in the January 1987 issue of the Magazine of Fantasy & Science Fiction. It was reprinted in the anthology The Year's Best Science Fiction, Fifth Annual Collection, edited by Gardner Dozois, St. Martin's Press, 1988.

My most recent short story, "Nanosferatu," was published in the Jan/Feb 2010 issue of Fantasy & Science Fiction.

My short stories are all aimed at an adult readership. They include:

"The Million Dollar Wound," Magazine of Fantasy & Science Fiction, Jan. 1987.

"Containment," Aboriginal Science Fiction, Feb./Mar. 1987

"Roadkill," Isaac Asimov's Science Fiction Magazine, Nov. 1987

"Miriam, Messiah," Magazine of Fantasy & Science Fiction, Jan. 1988 (Reprinted in Das Weihnacts-Buch Der Phantasie, Dec. 1988)

"Winter Solstice," Asimov's Science Fiction Magazine, Dec. 1988

"Iridescence," Asimov's Science Fiction Magazine, Jan. 1989 (Reprinted in Aliens, Berkeley Press, 1991; voted one of the year's top ten in Asimov's annual readers poll for best short story)

"All or Nothing," Magazine of Fantasy & Science Fiction, Feb. 1989

"The Scent of Cloves," The Gate, Spring 1990

"The Fax Man," Magazine of Fantasy & Science Fiction, Sept. 1990

"On the Death of Daniel," Magazine of Fantasy & Science Fiction, Mar. 1991

"The Woman, the Pilot, the Raven," Magazine of Fantasy & Science Fiction, Aug. 1991

"The Man Who Loved Kites," Magazine of Fantasy & Science Fiction, Dec. 1991

"Sliding the Edge," Aboriginal Science Fiction, Summer 1992

"Three Gifts" Magazine of Fantasy & Science Fiction, Feb. 1995

"Waiting for the Girl from California," in the anthology The Touch, conceived by Steven-Elliot Altman, edited by Patrick Merla, and published by iBooks in 2000. (Re-released in a mass paperback edition in 2003. The Touch is a Write Aid literary work; the authors donated their works and the publisher donated profits to fund research into cures for AIDS and cancer.)

"Changeling," Fantasy & Science Fiction, January 2009. (Translated into French by Pierre-Alexandre Sicart and published in the 2011 anthology Changelin, Natalie Dau, editor, from Argemmios Editions.

"Nanosferatu," Fantasy & Science Fiction, January/February 2010.

I have also written two full-length and two one-act plays for our local community theater group, six murder-mystery weekends produced at a local inn, and a handful of video scripts for local producers (two of which won industry awards).

 

Download one of my novelettes!

"Starkers" is a combination fantasy, farce, romance, and political satire with a definite skew to the left.
Click here to download a PDF copy.

My older stories can be had by ordering back issues from the magazine web sites. You can also try on-line booksellers, and there's always your local library system!

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