Cory Panshin

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Cory Seidman Panshin (born 1947 ) is an American science fiction writer and critic.

She has been married to Alexei Panshin , who is also a science fiction writer and critic, since 1969 . She has worked with him regularly since 1975. So she wrote the fantasy novel Earth Magic (1978) with him , which was originally published in sequels in Fantastic magazine under the title The Son of Black Morca .

The collaboration between Cory and Alexei Panshin mainly relates to their critical work. Together they wrote a large number of reviews and essays. Their main work in this area, on which they both worked for many years, is The World Beyond the Hill , an extensive science fiction story that appeared in 1989 and for which both won the Hugo Award for best non-fiction book in 1990. The World Beyond the Hill took second place at the Locus Awards in 1990 .

bibliography

novel
  • The Son of Black Morca (1973, also as Earth Magic , 1978, with Alexei Panshin)
    • German: Erdmagie. Translated by Rosemarie Hundertmarck. Bastei-Lübbe-Taschenbuch # 20027, 1980, ISBN 3-404-20027-6 .
Short stories
  • Sky Blue (1972, with Alexei Panshin)
  • Lady Sunshine and the Magoon of Beatus (1975, with Alexei Panshin)
Non-fiction
  • SF in Dimension: A Book of Explorations (1976, with Alexei Panshin)
  • Mondi interiori: Storia della Fantascienza (1978; introduction by Carlo Pagetti, translated by Riccardo Valla; Italian translation of a series of contributions from Fantastic by Cory and Alexei Panshin)
  • The World Beyond the Hill: Science Fiction and the Quest for Transcendence (1989, with Alexei Panshin)

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personal data
SURNAME Panshin, Cory
ALTERNATIVE NAMES Panshin, Cory Seidman (full name); Seidman, Cory (maiden name)
BRIEF DESCRIPTION American science fiction writer and critic
DATE OF BIRTH 1947