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Lavie Tidhar
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Lavie Tidhar grew up on a kibbutz in Israel, life started in Israel
and South Africa, travelled widely in Africa and Asia, and currently
lives in London. He is the winner of the 2003 Clarke-Bradbury Prize
(awarded by the European Space Agency), was the editor of Michael Marshall
Smith: The Annotated Bibliography (PS Publishing 2004) and the anthology
A Dick & Jane Primer for Adults (The British Fantasy Society, forthcoming
2006), and is the author of An Occupation of Angels (Pendragon Press,
Dec. 2005), a supernatural cold war thriller which James Lovegrove called
"a novella of blistering, ballistic energy and ferocious cleverness"
and Adam Roberts called a "powerfully phantasmagoric fantasy, Sharp,
witty, violent and liable to disturb your dreams." His stories
appear in Sci Fiction, Chizine, Postscripts, Nemonymous, Infinity Plus,
Aeon, The Book of Dark Wisdom, Fantasy Magazine, Fortean Bureau and
several others, and in translation in seven languages.
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Bibliography |
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An Occupation
of Angels, Pendragon Press (UK), 2005 |
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As Editor |
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A Dick &
Jane Primer for Adults, British Fantasy Society (UK), 2006 (forthcoming) |
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Michael Marshall
Smith: The Annotated Bibliography, PS Publishing (UK), 2004 |
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Short Stories |
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'Revolution Time',
Fantasy Magazine, 2006 |
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'Midnight Folk,'
Aeon Magazine, 2006 |
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'The Dope Fiend',
Sci Fiction, 2005 (novelette) |
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'Baobabs,' Fortean
Bureau, 2005 |
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'Alienation and
Love in the Hebrew Alphabet,' Chizine, 2005 |
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'The Heist,'
The Horror Express, 2005 |
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'Thrilling Wonder
Stories #52: The Invasion of the Zog,' Apex Digest, 2005 |
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'Crucifixation,'
Apex Digest, 2005 |
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'The Gimatria
of Pi,' Fortean Bureau, 2004 |
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'Cell,' Continuum
Science Fiction, 2004 |
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'Post-Human
Pat,' Abyss & Apex, 2004 |
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'The Curious
Case of the Micro-Cynicon,' Fortean Bureau, 2004 |
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'Transylvanian
Mission,' Dark Lurkers, 2004 |
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'The Ballerina,'
Nemonymous, 2003 |
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