The files in this directory are all related to the SF author Daniel
Keys Moran. Most of the files are stories or parts of books written by
the author. A couple of the files are archives of the continuing-time
mailing-list, discussing the works of DKM. For more information on the
mailing-list, send email to "
[email protected]".
The following are the files to be found in this directory:
README This file.
afterword.txt AFTERWRD.ASC
ai_war.txt First chapter of upcoming novel posted by DKM.
archive.001 First archive of continuing-time email list.
archive.002 Second archive of continuing-time email list.
badnews.txt BADNEWS.ASC
correspondence.txt CORRSPO.ASC
dream.txt DREAM.ASC
face.txt FACE.ASC
given.txt GIVEN.ASC
long_run.txt LONGRUN.ASC
lord_november.txt LORDNOV.ASC
realtime.txt REALTIME.ASC
terminal_freedom.txt First three chapters of Terminal Freedom, a
novel co-written with his sister. Posted to
the list by DKM.
timeline94.txt CONTTIME.94
Here are Daniel Keys Moran's descriptions of the files he contributed
via floppy disk.
o AFTERWRD.ASC is a collection of Afterwards from Emerald Eyes, The Long
Run, and The Last Dancer. All were edited, against my wish, by Bantam.
o BADNEWS.ASC is an article about the genesis of The Ring movie novel-
ization. It was originally written for SFWA Bulletin, but ended up
not being sent to them due to Bantam's unhappiness with the article.
o CONTTIME.94 is a news release explaining the state of the Continuing
Time as of December 1994.
o CORRSPO.ASC is a short story written 6 or 7 years ago by my sister and
me. It's one of the rare short stories I've ever written; and, looking
at it all these years later, it's practically incoherent. I still enjoy
it, though. "Correspondence" takes place on the "Sunset Strip" timeline
shown at the back of "The Last Dancer." There's also a comic strip set
in this universe that my sister and I hope to get back to some day.
o DREAM.ASC is another piece of writing by my sister and me. It was a spec
screenplay for what was at that time our favorite television show,
HBO's "DREAM ON." We never even got past first base with this one --
despite having a high-power Hollywood agent submit it, we never heard back.
We took it as a "no."
o FACE.ASC is "The Face of Night." It was a proposal, originally, for a
graphic novel at DC -- an editor over there was quite interested in it,
but again, no joy.
o GIVEN.ASC is "Given the Game," a short story that originally appeared as
the cover story of Aboriginal SF.
o LONGRUN.ASC is the ASCII of "The Long Run" screenplay.
o LORDNOV.ASC is the ASCII of the prolog and first two chapters of "Lord
November: The Man-Spacething War."
o REALTIME.ASC is the text of the short story "Realtime," which was the
May 1985 cover of Isaac Asimov's Science Fiction Magazine.