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SHEFFIELD, CHARLES (chron.) (continued)
- * Guilt Trip, (ss) Analog Aug 1987
- * A Handful of Heresies, (ar) Analog Dec 1995
- * Harlan, Come Home: An Open Letter to Harlan Ellison, (ar) Thrust Fll 1977
- * Health Care System, (nv) Isaac Asimov’s Science Fiction Magazine Sep 1990
- * The Heart of Ahura Mazda [Erasmus Darwin], (nv) Alfred Hitchcock’s Mystery Magazine Nov 1988
- * The Hidden Matter of McAndrew [Arthur Morton McAndrew], (nv) Analog Jun 1992
- * Hidden Variable, (nv) Destinies v2 #4 1980
- * Higher Education (with Jerry E. Pournelle), (n.) Analog Feb, Mar, Apr, May 1996; revised from Future Quartet, ed. Anon., Morrow AvoNova, 1994.
- * The Hostages of Zark, (ss) Analog mid-Dec 1984
- * Hotel Hunting, (ss) Rod Serling’s The Twilight Zone Magazine Dec 1986
- * How Did a Nice Guy Like You Finish Up in a Place Like This? One Step from Pornography: A Personal Odyssey, (ar) Thrust Win 1990
- * How to Build a Beanstalk, (ar) Destinies v1 #4 1979
- * Humanity Test, (nv) Analog Mar 1989
- * Humpty-Dumpty Death, (ss) Amazing Stories Aug 1978
- * “I Can Remember It for You Wholesale (But Why Should I?)”, (ar) Quantum Spr/Sum 1993
- * The Invariants of Nature [Arthur Morton McAndrew], (nv) Analog Apr 1993
- * Killing Vector [Arthur Morton McAndrew], (ss) Galaxy Science Fiction Mar 1978
- * Ladies Night at the OK Corral, (ss) Interzone Oct 1992
- * The Lady Vanishes, (ss) Science Fiction Age Nov 1996
- * The Lambeth Immortal [Erasmus Darwin], (na) Alfred Hitchcock’s Mystery Magazine Jun 1979
- * Legacy [Behrooz Wolf], (nv) Galaxy Science Fiction Jun 1977
- * Letter to the Editor, (lt) The Science Fiction and Fantasy Writers of America Bulletin #120 1993
- * The Long Chance, (nv) Galaxy Science Fiction Nov 1977
- * The Long-Term Future of the Universe, (ar) Analog Jul 1995
- * Looking About in Space (with Yoji Kondo), (ar) Destinies v3 #2 1981
- * The Man Who Stole the Moon, (nv) Destinies v2 #3 1980
- * The Manna Hunt [Arthur Morton McAndrew], (nv) Analog Sep 1982
- * Marconi, Mattin, Maxwell [Waldo Burmeister; Henry Carver], (ss) Galaxy Science Fiction May 1977
- * The Marriage of True Minds, (nv) The Magazine of Fantasy and Science Fiction Nov 1980
- * McAndrew and the Fifth Commandment [Arthur Morton McAndrew], (nv) Analog Sep 1999
- * Moment of Inertia [Arthur Morton McAndrew], (nv) Analog Oct 1980
- * The Mote in NASA’s Eye, (ar) Analog Oct 1991
- * The Mouths of Earth, (ss) Rigel Science Fiction #6 1982
- * Murder in Triplicate, (gp) Amazing Stories Aug 1978
- * The New Laureate Speaks, (vi) Nature Apr 6 2000
- * The New Physics, (ss) Analog Sep 1980
- * New Worlds for Old, (ar) Far Frontiers Vol. VI, ed. Jerry Pournelle & Jim Baen, Baen 1986
- * Nightmares of the Classical Mind, (nv) Isaac Asimov’s Science Fiction Magazine Aug 1989
- * Nine Days’ Wonder [Merle Walters], (ss) Analog Oct 1984
- * Nuremberg Joys, (nv) Asimov’s Science Fiction Mar 2000
- * Obsolete Skill, (ss) The Magazine of Fantasy and Science Fiction Dec 1987
- * On “Georgia on My Mind”, (ms) The Science Fiction and Fantasy Writers of America Bulletin #122/123 1994
- * On Timeline Singularities, Space, and Human History, (ar) Far Frontiers Vol. VII, ed. Jerry Pournelle & Jim Baen, Baen 1986
- * Out of Copyright, (nv) The Magazine of Fantasy and Science Fiction May 1989
- * Parasites Lost [Waldo Burmeister; Henry Carver], (nv) Proteus, ed. Richard S. McEnroe, Ace 1981
- * The Peacock Throne, (nv) Asimov’s Science Fiction Feb 1996
- * Perfectly Safe, Nothing to Worry About [Waldo Burmeister; Henry Carver], (ss) Galaxy Science Fiction Aug 1977
- * Phallicide, (nv) Science Fiction Age Sep 1999
- * The Phantom of Dunwell Cove [Erasmus Darwin], (nv) Asimov’s Science Fiction Aug 1995
- * Power Failure, (nv) Fantastic Apr 1978
- * The Price of Civilization, (nv) Amazing Stories Sep 1992
- * Probability Zero:
* ___ C-Change, (vi) Analog Nov 1992
- * Proteus Unbound [Behrooz Wolf], (n.) Analog Aug, Sep, Oct, Nov 1988
- * Rogueworld [Arthur Morton McAndrew], (nv) The Magazine of Fantasy and Science Fiction May 1983
- * Running Out, (ar) New Destinies, Vol. 2, ed. Jim Baen, Baen 1987
- * Saved from the Shredder, (vi) Science Fiction Eye #3 1988
- * Science (with Arlan Andrews, Sr. & Geoffrey A. Landis, (cl) Science Fiction Age Nov 1992
- * Science (with Arlan Andrews, Sr., Gregory Benford & Geoffrey A. Landis, (cl) Science Fiction Age Jan 1994
- * Science (with Arlan Andrews, Sr.), (cl) Science Fiction Age Sep 1994
- * Science (with Arlan Andrews, Sr. & Yoji Kondo, (cl) Science Fiction Age Jan 1995
- * Science (with Roger MacBride Allen), (cl) Science Fiction Age May 1995
- * Science (with Lawrence Watt-Evans), (cl) Science Fiction Age Jul 1995
- * Science (with Doug Beason), (cl) Science Fiction Age Mar 1996
- * Science (with Yoji Kondo), (cl) Science Fiction Age Mar 1997
- * Science (with R. Michael Hord), (cl) Science Fiction Age Jan 1998
- * Science (with Eric Kotani & Geoffrey A. Landis, (cl) Science Fiction Age Jan 1999
- * Science (with Geoffrey A. Landis & Robert A. Metzger, (cl) Science Fiction Age May 2000
- * The Serpent of Old Nile, (nv) Isaac Asimov’s Science Fiction Magazine May 1989
- * The Seventeen-Year Locusts, (vi) Isaac Asimov’s Science Fiction Magazine Jan 1983
- * Sight of Proteus [Behrooz Wolf], (nv) Amazing Stories May 1978
- * Skystalk, (nv) Destinies v1 #4 1979
- * The Softest Hammer, (ss) The Magazine of Fantasy and Science Fiction Feb 1981
- * The Solborne Vampire [Erasmus Darwin], (nv) Alfred Hitchcock’s Mystery Magazine Jan 1998
- * Space Opera [Waldo Burmeister; Henry Carver], (ss) Analog mid-Dec 1988
- * Space Talking, (ar) Far Frontiers Vol. III, ed. Jerry Pournelle & Jim Baen, Baen 1985
- * Space Transportation Without Rockets, (ar) Far Frontiers Vol. V, ed. Jerry Pournelle & Jim Baen, Baen 1986; from a speech delivered October 15th, 1985.
- * Summertide [Heritage Universe], (na) Destinies v3 #2 1981
- * Thematic Aberration, (ss) New Destinies, Vol. IX, ed. Jim Baen, Baen 1990
- * Tomorrow and Tomorrow, (n.) Bantam Spectra Jan 1997
- * Trader’s Blood [Mike Asparian], (na) Analog Apr 1986
- * Trader’s Cross [Mike Asparian], (nv) Analog Mar 1987
- * Trader’s Partner [Mike Asparian], (nv) Analog Jul 1987
- * Trader’s Secret [Mike Asparian], (nv) Analog Aug 1985
- * Transition Team, (nv) Destinies v1 #1 1978
- * Trapalanda, (nv) Isaac Asimov’s Science Fiction Magazine Jun 1987
- * The Treasure of Odirex [Erasmus Darwin], (na) Fantastic Jul 1978
- * The Trill, (ss) Amazing Stories Aug 1978
- * Tunicate, Tunicate, Wilt Thou Be Mine?, (nv) Isaac Asimov’s Science Fiction Magazine Jun 1985
- * Unclear Winter, (ar) New Destinies, Vol. IV, ed. Jim Baen, Baen 1988
- * The Unlicked Bear-Whelp, (ar) New Destinies, Vol. IX, ed. Jim Baen, Baen 1990
- * Waiting for the Riddlers, (ss) Analog Mar 1997
- * The Waste Land, (nv) Asimov’s Science Fiction Mar 2003
- * We Hold These Truths to Be Self-Evident, (nv) Fantastic Dec 1977
- * What Song the Sirens Sang, (ss) Galaxy Science Fiction Apr 1977
- * What Would You Like to Know?, (ss) Science Fiction Age Mar 1997
- * The Winding Road: To Room-Temperature Super-Conductivity via Absolute Zero, (ar) New Destinies, Vol. III, ed. Jim Baen, Baen 1988
- * With McAndrew, Out of Focus [Arthur Morton McAndrew], (ss) Science Fiction Age Mar 1999
- * [letter], (lt) Science Fiction Review #28 1978, #31 1979, #35 1980
- * [letter], (lt) The Bulletin of the Science Fiction Writers of America #70 1979
- * [letter], (lt) Analog Apr 27 1981, Jan 1983, Jan 1986, Jan 1989, Mar, Jul 1996, Dec 1997
- * [letter], (lt) Science Fiction Eye #8 1991, #10 1992
- * [response to Harlan Ellison], (ms) Thrust Spr 1978
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_____, [ref.]
- * “Aftermath” reviewed by Paul J. McAuley, (br) Interzone Oct 1998
- * “Between the Strokes of Night” reviewed by Gene DeWeese, (br) Science Fiction Review #57 1985
- * “Biolog: Charles Sheffield” by Jay Kay Klein, (bg) Analog Oct 1980
- * “The Borderlands of Science” reviewed by Geoffrey A. Landis, (br) The Bulletin of the Science Fiction and Fantasy Writers of America #145 2000
- * “Charles Sheffield”, uncredited, (bg) The Science Fiction and Fantasy Writers of America Bulletin #122/123 1994
- * “Charles Sheffield, 1935-2002” by Stanley Schmidt, (ob) Analog Jun 2003
- * “Cold as Ice” reviewed by John Clute, (br) Interzone Jul 1992
- * “The Ganymede Club” reviewed by Paul J. McAuley, (br) Interzone Apr 1996
- * “Georgia on My Mind and Other Places” reviewed by Paul J. McAuley, (br) Interzone May 1995
- * “Godspeed” reviewed by Paul J. McAuley, (br) Interzone Jan 1994
- * “Hidden Variables” reviewed by Peter J. Andrews, (br) Beyond Fll 1981
- * “An Interview with Charles Sheffield” by Karl T. Pflock, (iv) Science Fiction Review #33 1979, #34 1980
- * “The McAndrew Chronicles” reviewed by Gene DeWeese, (br) Science Fiction Review #48 1983
- * “Proteus Unbound” reviewed by Dave Langford, (br) Foundation Win 1989/’90
- * “Proteus Unbound” reviewed by Ken Brown, (br) Interzone May/Jun 1989
- * “Sight of Proteus” reviewed by Ken Brown, (br) Interzone May/Jun 1989
- * “Sight of Proteus” reviewed by Steve Brown, (br) Science Fiction Review #30 1979
- * “Summertide” reviewed by Steven Sawicki, (br) Quantum Sum 1990
- * “Summertide” reviewed by Steven Sawicki, (br) Science Fiction Review #4 1991
- * “Visions of the Future - C.J. Cherryh, Charles Sheffield, Robert Silverberg, Alfred E. Van Vogt” by Jeffrey Elliot, (iv) Questar Oct 1980
- * “The Web Between the Worlds” reviewed by Richard E. Geis, (br) Science Fiction Review #33 1979
SHEFFIELD, FRANCES HENRIETTA (fl. 1860s-1870s) (chron.)
- * Alice, (pm) Peterson’s Magazine Jan 1865
- * “At Home”, (pm) Peterson’s Magazine Jun 1861
- * The Dead Are Calm ’Neath Starry Skies, (pm) Peterson’s Magazine Sep 1865
- * Fancy’s Land, (pm) Peterson’s Magazine Aug 1864
- * The Future, (pm) Peterson’s Magazine Nov 1871
- * Helena, (pm) Peterson’s Magazine Apr 1863
- * Lillian, (pm) Peterson’s Magazine Aug 1862
- * Lines (“Ah, no! I cannot clasp thy hand...”), (pm) Peterson’s Magazine Aug 1874
- * Lines (“I cannot think there’s consolation...”), (pm) Peterson’s Magazine Sep 1868
- * Lines (“I have not cast thy horoscope...”), (pm) Peterson’s Magazine Nov 1870
- * Lines (“Lightly! full lightly...”), (pm) Peterson’s Magazine Feb 1865
- * Lines (“Live, with honor, if thou may’st...”), (pm) Peterson’s Magazine Jul 1864
- * Lines (“Oh! Tempt not fate, oh! Tempt not fate!...”), (pm) Peterson’s Magazine Sep 1862
- * Lines (“The winds are singing to the moon...”), (pm) Peterson’s Magazine Jun 1863
- * Lines (“Tiny fingers grasping vainly...”), (pm) Peterson’s Magazine Nov 1861
- * Lines (“We leave our girlhood’s land of dreams...”), (pm) Peterson’s Magazine Feb 1869
- * Madalena, (pm) Peterson’s Magazine Jul 1861
- * Mary of Glen Garry, (pm) Peterson’s Magazine Nov 1865
- * Mother and Father, (pm) Peterson’s Magazine Nov 1873
- * My Country, (pm) Peterson’s Magazine Aug 1863
- * My Planets—Mars, Jupiter, Venus, (pm) Peterson’s Magazine Sep 1869
- * Nelly Lee, (pm) Peterson’s Magazine May 1865
- * The Night Wind, (pm) Peterson’s Magazine Jun 1866
- * On the Water, (pm) Peterson’s Magazine Oct 1869
- * The Patriot Dead, (pm) Peterson’s Magazine Mar 1863
- * Planchette, (pm) Peterson’s Magazine Nov 1869
- * The Poet, (pm) Peterson’s Magazine Aug 1869
- * A Portrait, (pm) Peterson’s Magazine Oct 1861
- * The Seasons Come with Bloom and Smiles, (pm) Peterson’s Magazine Apr 1865
- * To Pauline, (pm) Peterson’s Magazine Mar 1870
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