It was somewhat of a shock, when, in 1976, it was revealed that James
Tiptree, Jr. was (gasp) a woman.  Personally, I've enjoyed what little work
I've read ("The Girl Who Was Plugged In", "Houston, Houston, Do You Read?"
& "Love Is the Plan, the Plan is Death"), but I've never felt compelled to
seek out any more.  So how's the rest of her work?

[C] == Short Story Collection.

/John

arpa: [email protected]

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Sheldon, Alice B. [,Ph.D.] [U.S.A., 8/24/1915-5/19/1987]
   [Hugo 1974, 1977 & Nebula 1973, 1976]
   [as James Tiptree, Jr.]
   Ten Thousand Light Years from Home [1973] [C]
   Warm Worlds and Otherwise [1975] [C]
   Star Songs for an Old Primate [1978] [C]
   Up The Walls of the World [1978]
   Out of Everywhere and Other Extraordinary Visions [1981] [C]
   Brightness Falls from the Air [1985]
   Byte Beautiful [1985] [C]
   Tales of the Quintana Roo [1986] [C]
   The Starry Rift [1986] [C]
   Crown of Stars [1988] [C]
McIntyre, Vonda & Tiptree Jr., James
   Screwtop / The Girl Who Was Plugged In [1989] [Tor Double]
Tiptree Jr., James & Russ, Joanna
   Houston, Houston, Do You Read? / Souls [1989] [Tor Double]

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