michael bishop

Michael Bishop (born November 12 1945) is an American science-fiction writer. He also writes as Philip Lawson. Born in Lincoln, Nebraska, Bishop received a bachelor's degree from the University of Georgia in 1967 before going on to complete a master's degree in English. His first published work was the short story "Pion Fall" in 1969. He won Nebula awards in 1989, 1990 and 1991 and has been nominated for numerous Hugo awards.

Bibliography

A Funeral for the Eyes of Fire (1975)
And Strange at Ecbatan the Trees (1976) (also titled Beneath the Shattered Moons)
Stolen Faces (1977)
A Little Knowledge (1977), the first book in the "Urban Nucleus" series
Beneath the Shattered Moons and The White Otters of Childhood (1978), anthology
Catacomb Years (1978), the second book in the "Urban Nucleus" series
Transfigurations (1979)
Eyes of Fire (1980)
Under Heaven's Bridge (1981) (with Ian Watson), the third book in the "Urban Nucleus" series
No Enemy But Time (1982)
Blooded on Arachne (1982), anthology
Who Made Stevie Crye? (1984)
One Winter in Eden (1984), anthology
Ancient of Days (1985)
Close Encounters With the Deity (1986), anthology
Philip K Dick Is Dead, Alas (1987) (also titled The Secret Ascension)
Unicorn Mountain (1988)
Emphatically Not SF, Almost (1990), anthology
Count Geiger's Blues (1992)
Brittle Innings (1994)
At the City Limits of Fate (1996), anthology
Would It Kill You to Smile? (1998), the first book in the "Will Keats" series
Muskrat Courage (2000), the second book in the "Will Keats" series
Blue Kansas Sky (2000), anthology
Brighten to Incandescence: 17 Stories (2003), anthology

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