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Paul Di Filippo

USA  (1954 - )
aka
Philip Lawson (with Michael Bishop)
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About Paul Di Filippo
Paul Di Filippo is the author of Ribofunk, Fractal Paisleys, and The Steampunk Trilogy. He was a two-time finalist for the Nebula Award and a finalist for the Philip K. Dick Award. He lives in Providence, Rhode Island.
 
Series
Steampunk
The Steampunk Trilogy (omnibus) (1995)
The Steampunk Trilogy
 
Will Keats (writing as Philip Lawson)
1. Would It Kill You to Smile? (1998)
2. Muskrat Courage (2000)
Would It Kill You to Smile?Muskrat Courage
 
Beyond the Farthest Precinct
 
Anthologies containing stories by Paul Di Filippo
The Best from Fantasy and Science Fiction: The 50th Anniversary AnthologyNebula Awards 28Universe 3The Best of Interzone
Disco 2000Nanotech
 
Short stories
Rescuing Andy (1985)
Kid Charlemagne (1987)Nebula (nominee)
Any Major Dude (1991)
Lennon Spex (1992)Nebula (nominee)
World Wars III (1992)
Mama Told Me Not to Come (1993)
McGregor (1994)
Plumage from Pegasus: Have Gun, Will Edit (1996)
Singing Each to Each (2000)


Awards
Nebula Best Short story nominee (1988) : Kid Charlemagne
Nebula Best Short story nominee (1993) : Lennon Spex
Philip K Dick Award Best Collection nominee (1998) : Lost Pages
World Fantasy Best Collection nominee (1998) : Fractal Paisleys


Links to other websites
pauldifilippo.com


Paul Di Filippo recommends
Old House of Fear
Old House of Fear (1961)
Russell Kirk
"Plainly modelled on the thrillers of John Buchan... no paranormal events actually occur."
Masque of Dreams: Tales of Illusion and Identity
Masque of Dreams: Tales of Illusion and Identity (2001)
Bruce Boston
"...turns out short meticulously assembled stories informed by a poet's precision and clarity of image"
Flats / Quake
Flats / Quake (2009)
Rudolph Wurlitzer
"If you can legitimately judge a writer by fellow scribes who honestly extol his work, and count on his inhabiting a plane of popularity and celebrity similar to the one where his endorsers dwell, then Rudolph Wurlitzer should be a name on the lips of sage critics and fans of zesty, transgressive postmodernist fiction everywhere. Wurlitzer might be the closest thing we have to an actual cult author, a highly talented fiction writer."



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