Michael Swanwick Online: The Author Himself

His stories have appeared in Omni, Penthouse, Amazing, Asimov's, High Times, New Dimensions, Starlight, Universe, Full Spectrum, Triquarterly and elsewhere. Many have been reprinted in Best of the Year anthologies, and translated for Japanese, Dutch, German, Italian, Portuguese, Spanish, Swedish, French and Croatian publications.

His books include In the Drift, an Ace Special; Vacuum Flowers; Griffin's Egg; Stations of the Tide; The Iron Dragon's Daughter, a New York Times Notable Book, and Jack Faust; his short fiction has been collected in Gravity's Angels, A Geography of Unknown Lands, Moon Dogs, Tales of Old Earth, and a collection of short-shorts, Cigar-Box Faust and Other Miniatures.

He lives in Philadelphia with his wife, Marianne Porter, and their son, Sean.

03/2001

Here:

The Scribbledehobbledehoydenii - an autobiographical essay

The Chameleon Eludes the Net by Gardner Dozois

Interview for Reality Break by Dave Slusher

Petition Against the war in Iraq

Elsewhere:

Interview for TheModernWord.com by Ismo Santala

Interview for Strange Horizons by Lynne Jamneck

The Periodic Prime of Michael Swanwick - Interview for Crescent Blues by Stephen Smith

Interview for SF Weekly by Nick Gevers

Conversations with a Dark God - Interview at SF Site by Lou Anders

The Literary Alchemist - Interview in Infinity Plus by Nick Gevers

Michael Swanwick Rarely Asked Questions by James Patrick Kelly

Transcript of 1997 Club Wired Chat

Transcript of 1998 Scifi.com Chat with Michael Swanwick and Gardner Dozois

The Author Himself
home author truth unca mike's advice news fiction non-fiction bibliography reviews & analysis gallery links who & how contact	Michael Swanwick has received the Hugo, Nebula, Theodore Sturgeon, and World Fantasy Awards for his work. Stations of the Tide was honored with the Nebula Award and was also nominated for the Hugo and Arthur C. Clarke Awards. "The Edge of the World," was awarded the Theodore Sturgeon Memorial Award in 1989. It was also nominated for both the Hugo and World Fantasy Awards. "Radio Waves" received the World Fantasy Award in 1996. "The Very Pulse of the Machine" received the Hugo Award in 1999, as did "Scherzo with Tyrannosaur" in 2000.
		Photo © 2000 Allen Batson
	His stories have appeared in Omni, Penthouse, Amazing, Asimov's, High Times, New Dimensions, Starlight, Universe, Full Spectrum, Triquarterly and elsewhere. Many have been reprinted in Best of the Year anthologies, and translated for Japanese, Dutch, German, Italian, Portuguese, Spanish, Swedish, French and Croatian publications. His books include In the Drift, an Ace Special; Vacuum Flowers; Griffin's Egg; Stations of the Tide; The Iron Dragon's Daughter, a New York Times Notable Book, and Jack Faust; his short fiction has been collected in Gravity's Angels, A Geography of Unknown Lands, Moon Dogs, Tales of Old Earth, and a collection of short-shorts, Cigar-Box Faust and Other Miniatures. He lives in Philadelphia with his wife, Marianne Porter, and their son, Sean. 03/2001 Here: The Scribbledehobbledehoydenii - an autobiographical essay The Chameleon Eludes the Net by Gardner Dozois Interview for Reality Break by Dave Slusher Petition Against the war in Iraq Elsewhere: Interview for TheModernWord.com by Ismo Santala Interview for Strange Horizons by Lynne Jamneck The Periodic Prime of Michael Swanwick - Interview for Crescent Blues by Stephen Smith Interview for SF Weekly by Nick Gevers Conversations with a Dark God - Interview at SF Site by Lou Anders The Literary Alchemist - Interview in Infinity Plus by Nick Gevers Michael Swanwick Rarely Asked Questions by James Patrick Kelly Transcript of 1997 Club Wired Chat Transcript of 1998 Scifi.com Chat with Michael Swanwick and Gardner Dozois
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