John Kessel

Bio

Born in Buffalo, NY. Resident of Raleigh. Professor of American Literature and Creative Writing at North Carolina State University. Nebula Winner.

Awards: Nebula (1983 novella), Tiptree (2002 Short Fiction)

Another Orphan: Nebula Award, 1982 best novella; March 1989, Tor Double ISBN:0-812-55963-0
Corrupting Dr. Nice: First chapter; Ferbuary 1997, Tor Books Hardcover ISBN:0-312-86116-8
Freedoom Beach: with James Patrick Kelly; September 1985, Bluejay Books Hardcover ISBN:0-312-94167-6
Good News From Outer Space: August 1989, Tor Books Hardcover ISBN:0-312-93178-6; August 1990, Tor Books Mass Market Paperback ISBN:0-812-50905-6; April 1995, Orb Books Trade Paperback ISBN:0-312-89041-9 Amazon
Meeting in Infinity: Short story collection. World Fantasy Award nominee.; 1992, Arkham House ISBN:0-87054-164-1
The Pure Product: Short story collection.; December 1997, Tor Books Hardcover ISBN:0-312-86117-6; August 199, Tor Books Trade Paperback ISBN:0-312-86680-1 Amazon

Intersections: The Sycamore Hill Anthology: (c) copyright 1996 by John Kessel, Mark L. Van Name and Richard Butner.; Anthology; 1996, Tor Books hardcover ISBN:0-312-86090-0; Includes stories by: Richard Butner, Carol Emshwiller, Karen Joy Fowler, Robert Frazier, Gregory Frost, Alexander Jablokov, James Patrick Kelly, John Kessel, Nancy Kress, Jonathon Lethem, Maureen F. McHugh, Michaela Roessner, Bruce Sterling, and Mark L. Van Name

"Another Orphan": Novella. Nebula winner, Hugo nominee Fictionwise ebook; 1982, Fantasy & Science Fiction
"Buddha Nostril Bird": Fictionwise; 1990, Asimov's
"Buffalo": Campbell winner, Hugo and Nebula nominee Fictionwise ebook; January 1991, The Magazine of Fantasy and Science Fiction
"The Einstein Express": Fictionwise; 1993, Omni
"Every Angel is Terrifying": Fictionwise; 1998, Fantasy & Science Fiction
Gulliver at Home: Fictionwise; 1997 in The Pure Product
"Herman Melville, Space Opera Virtuoso": January 1980, The Magazine of Fantasy & Science Fiction
"Home": Cottonwood Review
"In an Alien Wood": May 1979, Galileo
"The Incredible Living Man": September 1978, Galileo
"The Juniper Tree": Fictionwise; 2000Science Fiction Age
"Just Like a Cretin Dog": January 1979, The Magazine of Fantasy and Science Fiction
"The Miracle of Ivar Avenue": Fictionwise; 1996 in Intersections edited by Kessel, Mark L. Van Name and Richard Butner
"On the 250th Anniversary of Apollo 11": Starlog's SF Yearbook
"The Pure Product": March 1986, IASFM
"The Silver Man": May 1978, Galileo
"Some Like It Cold": Fall 1995, Omni
"Stories for Men": 2002 Tiptree Award; Oct/Nov 2002, Asimov's
"Uncle John and the Saviour": December 1980, The Magazine of Fantasy and Science Fiction