Hilary Bailey

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Hilary Denham Bailey (born September 19, 1936 in Bromley , Kent ; died January 11, 2017 in London ) was a British writer and editor.

Life

Bailey studied English literature at Cambridge University . In 1962 she married the writer Michael Moorcock . Moorcock's novel The Black Corridor is based on a concept by Bailey, although she is not named as a co-author. In 1978 the marriage was divorced again.

She is best known as the editor of the New Worlds Quarterly (# 7 to 10) anthology series, which emerged from the science fiction magazine New Worlds . Most of her short stories and essays also appeared in New Worlds .

bibliography

Novels
  • Polly Put the Kettle On (1975)
  • Mrs. Mulvaney (1978)
  • All the Days of My Life (1984)
  • Hannie Richards: Or the Intrepid Adventures of a Restless Wife (1985)
  • Vera Brittain (biography, 1987)
  • As Time Goes By (1988)
  • A Stranger to Herself (1989)
  • In Search of Love, Money and Revenge (1990)
  • The Cry from Street to Street (1992)
  • Cassandra: Princess of Troy (1993)
  • The Strange Adventures of Charlotte Holmes: Sister of the More Famous Sherlock (1994)
  • Miles and Flora (1997)
  • Mrs. Rochester (1997)
  • Elizabeth and Lily (1997)
  • After the Cabaret (1998)
  • Connections (2000)
  • with Emma Tennant : Autobiography of the Queen (2007)
  • Fifty-First State (2008)
  • with Emma Tennant: Hitler's Girls (2013)
Collections
  • Frankenstein's Bride (2007, collective edition)
Short stories
  • Breakdown (1963, in: New Worlds Science Fiction, October )
  • The Fall of Frenchy Steiner (in: New Worlds SF, July-August 1964 )
    • English: The lost innocence of Frenchy Steiner. In: Ronald M. Hahn (Ed.): Worlds of Probability. Ullstein Science Fiction & Fantasy # 31061, 1983, ISBN 3-548-31061-3 .
  • Be Good Sweet Man (in: New Worlds SF, October 1966 )
  • Devil of a Drummer (1967, in: Douglas Hill (Ed.): The Devil His Due )
  • The Little Victims (in: The Magazine of Fantasy and Science Fiction, November 1967 )
  • Dr. Gelabius (in: New Worlds, # 181 April 1968 ; with Ursula Clemeur)
  • Agatha Blue (in: New Worlds, # 199 March 1970 )
  • In Reason's Ear (1970, in: Michael Moorcock (Ed.): Best SF Stories from New Worlds 6 )
  • Dogman of Islington (1970, in: Marilyn Hacker and Samuel R. Delany (Eds.): Quark / 1 )
  • Twenty-Four Letters from Underneath the Earth (1971, in: Marilyn Hacker and Samuel R. Delany (Eds.): Quark / 3 )
  • A Chronicle of Blackton (1972, in: Michael Moorcock (Ed.): New Worlds Quarterly 3 )
  • Bella Goes to the Dark Tower (1973, in: Michael Moorcock and Charles Platt (Eds.): New Worlds 6 )
  • The Ramparts (1974, in: Terry Carr (Ed.): Universe 5 )
  • On Board the Good Ship Venus (in: Corridor # 5, 1974 )
  • Sisters (1976)
    • German: sisters. In: René Oth (ed.): Time of women. Luchterhand (Luchterhand Collection # 633), 1986, ISBN 3-472-61633-4 .
  • Everything Blowing Up: An Adventure of Una Persson, Heroine of Time and Space (1980, in: Ursula K. Le Guin and Virginia Kidd (Eds.): Interfaces )
    • German: When everything goes up: An adventure by Una Persson, the heroine in space and time. In: Ursula K. Le Guin , Virginia Kidd: interfaces. Heyne Science Fiction & Fantasy # 4175, 1985, ISBN 3-453-31140-X .

literature

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personal data
SURNAME Bailey, Hilary
ALTERNATIVE NAMES Bailey, Hilary Denham (full name)
BRIEF DESCRIPTION British writer and editor
DATE OF BIRTH September 19, 1936
PLACE OF BIRTH Bromley , Kent
DATE OF DEATH January 11, 2017
Place of death London