John Varley

John Herbert Varley

(b.1947)

Bio:

Several of his works have been adapted for the screen

Awards: Hugo, Nebula

Series

The Barbie Murders: Short story collection, 1980; aka Picnic on Nearside
Blue Champagne: Short story collection, 1989; 1986, Dark Harvest. Berkley edition
Demon: Third of the Gean Trilogy; 1984; November 1992 Ace Books Mass Market Paperback Reissue Edition; February 1999, Panguin USA Paperback Reissue Edition ISBN:0-441-14267-2 smazon
The Golden Globe: October 1998, Ace Hardcover ISBN:0-441-00558-6 amazon
Millenium: 1983, Ace; November 1993, Ace Books Mass Market Paperback ISBN:0-441-53183-0 amazon
The Ophiuchi Hotline: 1977; October 1993 Ace Books Mass Market Paperback ISBN:0-441-63484-2 amazon
Options
The Persistence of Vision: 1978, Short story collection; aka In the Hall of the Martian Kings (?)
Steel Beach: parts published as "Her Girl Friday"
Tango Charlie and Foxtrot Romeo
Titan: 1979; 1980 Locus Award; First of the Gean Trilogy
Wizard: 1980; Second of the Gean Trilogy

"Air Raid": Basis for the film Millenium in 1989
"Beatnik Bayou": 1980, New Voices III
"Blue Champagne": Copyright 1981 by John Varley; 1981, New Voices IV Edited by George R.R. Martin; 1989, Blue Champagne
"Lollipop and the Tar Baby": Copyright reassigned to John Varley 1985; 1977, Orbit 19 Edited by Damon Knight; 1989, Blue Champagne
"The Manhattan Phone Book (Abridged)": Copyright 1984 by John Varley; "Westercon 37" edited by Debbie Cross; 1989, Blue Champagne
"Options": 1979, Universe 9; 1989, Blue Champagne
"Overdrawn at the Memory Bank": May 1976, Galaxy; 1977 in The 1977 Annual World's Best SF edited by Donald A. Wollheim & Arthur W. Saha; 1978 in The Persistence of Vision; 1980 in Galaxy ed. Frederik Pohl, Martin H. Greenberg & Joseph D. Olander,; 1980 in Galaxy: The Best of My Years ed. James Baen; 1981 in Galaxy Volume 2 ed. Frederik Pohl, Martin H. Greenberg & Joseph D. Olander,
"The Persistence of Vision": novella, Hugo, Nebula
"Press Enter": 1984, Isaac Asimov's Science Fiction Magazine; 1989, Blue Champagne
"The Pusher": Copyright 1981 Mercury Press, Inc.; The Magazine of Fantasy and Science Fiction; 1989, Blue Champagne
"Tango Charlie and Foxtrot Romeo": Copyright 1985 by John Varley.; 1989, Blue Champagne
"The Unprocessed Word": Copyright 1985 by John Varley; 1989, Blue Champagne