John Sladek
(John Thomas Sladek)aka
Thom Demijohn (with Thomas M Disch), Cassandra Knye (with Thomas M Disch)
About John Sladek
John Sladek was born in America in 1937 but moved to the UK in 1966, where he became involved with the British New Wave movement. He began writing sf with 'The Happy Breed' which appeared in Dangerous Visions in 1967. He is now recognized as one of the most brilliant satirists of out time. His novels and short story collections include The Muller Fokker Effect, Tik Tok, Roderick and The Lunatics of Terra. He moved back to Minneapolis in the mid 1980s, where he died in March 2000.
Novels
The House That Fear Built (1966) (writing as Cassandra Knye)
Black Alice (1968) (writing as Thom Demijohn)
Mechasm (1968)
aka The Reproductive System
The Muller-Fokker Effect (1970)
Black Aura (1974)
Invisible Green: A Thackeray Phin Mystery (1977)
Tik-Tok (1983)
Bugs (1989)
Black Alice (1968) (writing as Thom Demijohn)
Mechasm (1968)
aka The Reproductive System
The Muller-Fokker Effect (1970)
Black Aura (1974)
Invisible Green: A Thackeray Phin Mystery (1977)
Tik-Tok (1983)
Bugs (1989)
Collections
The Steam-Driven Boy: And Other Strangers (1970)
Keep the Giraffe Burning (1977)
The Best of John Sladek (1980)
Alien Accounts (1982)
The Lunatics of Terra (1984)
The Book of Clues (1984)
Maps: The Uncollected John Sladek (2001)
The Complete Roderick (2001)
Keep the Giraffe Burning (1977)
The Best of John Sladek (1980)
Alien Accounts (1982)
The Lunatics of Terra (1984)
The Book of Clues (1984)
Maps: The Uncollected John Sladek (2001)
The Complete Roderick (2001)
Non fiction
Anthologies containing stories by John Sladek
Dangerous Visions 3 (1967)
Mind at Bay (1969)
Mind in Chains (1970)
New Worlds 7 (1974)
Antigrav: Cosmic Comedies by SF Masters (1975)
New Worlds 9 (1975)
The Best from Galaxy, Volume IV (1976)
A Book of Contemporary Nightmares (1977)
The Best Science Fiction of the Year 13 (1984)
Random Access Messages of the Computer Age (1984)
The Year's Best Fantasy Stories 11 (1985)
The Ascent of Wonder (1994)
Mind at Bay (1969)
Mind in Chains (1970)
New Worlds 7 (1974)
Antigrav: Cosmic Comedies by SF Masters (1975)
New Worlds 9 (1975)
The Best from Galaxy, Volume IV (1976)
A Book of Contemporary Nightmares (1977)
The Best Science Fiction of the Year 13 (1984)
Random Access Messages of the Computer Age (1984)
The Year's Best Fantasy Stories 11 (1985)
The Ascent of Wonder (1994)
Short stories
| The Best-Seller (1966) | |||
| Is There Death on Other Planets? (1966) | |||
| The Secret of the Old Custard (1966) | |||
| 1937 A.D.! (1967) | |||
| The Happy Breed (1967) | |||
| The Design (1968) | |||
| A Report on the Migrations of Educational Materials (1968) | |||
| The Singular Visitor from Not-Yet (1968) | |||
| The Aggressor (1969) | |||
| The Commentaries (1969) | |||
| The Momster (1969) | |||
| The Sublimation World (1969) | |||
| Pemberly's Start-Afresh Calliope (1971) | |||
| The Short, Happy Wife of Mansard Eliot (1971) | |||
| Broot Force (1973) | |||
| Engineer to the Gods (1973) | |||
| The Great Wall of Mexico (1973) | |||
| Joy Ride (1973) | |||
| The Moon is Sixpence (1973) | |||
| One Damned Thing After Another (1973) | |||
| The Purloined Butter (1973) | |||
| Ralph 4F (1973) | |||
| Secret Identity (1973) | |||
| Solar Shoe-salesman (1973) | |||
| The Steam-Driven Boy [short story] (1973) | |||
| The Transcendental Sandwich (1973) | |||
| The Kindly Ones (1974) | |||
| Another Look (1975) | |||
| Elephant with a Wooden Leg (1975) | |||
| The Hammer of Evil (1975) | |||
| Heavens Below (1975) | |||
| Scenes from Rural Life (1975) | |||
| Scenes from the Country of the Blind (1976) | |||
| Undecember (1976) | |||
| The Face (1977) | |||
| A Game of Jump (1977) | |||
| Space Shoes of the Gods (1977) | |||
| Answers (1984) | |||
| Love Among the Xoids (1984) | |||
| Stop Evolution in Its Tracks (1988) | |||
| Anxietal Register B | |||
| Flatland | |||
| The Locked Room | |||
| The Master Plan | |||
| The Poets of Millgrove, Iowa |
Awards
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Books about John Sladek
John Sladek recommends
Man Plus (1976) Frederik Pohl "One of the most exciting, brilliantly conceived, and capably written SF novels." |
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