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Mary A. Turzillo
My Nebula winning story, "Mars Is No Place for Children," and my novel An Old-Fashioned Martian Girl, (Analog, July - November 2004) have been selected as recreational reading on the International Space Station. My poetry and fiction appears in Asimov's, Astropoetica, Interzone, Oceans of the Mind, Star*Line, Strange Horizons, Goblin Fruit, and anthologies and magazines in the US, Great Britain, Japan, Italy, Germany, and the Czech Republic. My poetry collection, Your Cat & Other Space Aliens, was a Pushcart nominee. My most recent book is The Dragon Dictionary, with Marge Simon (Sam's Dot, 2010). I have work coming out in Ladies of Trade Town and The Worlds of Philip José Farmer.
I live with four aliens and a mad scientist named Geoff Landis in Cleveland, Ohio. My hobbies include wringing my hands and wondering where the time has gone. I also like to go to restaurants and order strange things without actually knowing what they are.
Programming for Mary A. Turzillo
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| Thu | 11:00 | (D04) | 1 hr |
Astrobiology and the Problem of the Fermi Paradox
The emerging field of astrobiology has brought an interdisciplinary approach to the Fermi paradox and the question of whether this is extraterrestrial life. If there is, why haven't we found it? |
| Thu | 13:00 | (Hall 2 Autographs) | 1 hr |
Autographing: Thu 13:00
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| Thu | 16:00 | (A13) | 1 hr |
SF and Fantasy Poetry
There is a lot of SF and fantasy poetry being written. Sometimes it seems that there is a yawning chasm between SF poetry and fantasy poetry. The panel looks at SF and fantasy poetry, and discusses the differences and similarities. |
| Thu | 18:00 | (A05) | 1 hr |
Who Was the Most Influential Doctor?
Who was the most influential Doctor? Patrick Troughton? Tom Baker? David Tennant? One of the other 8? Maybe the answer is what is more cool - a very long scarf or a fez? |
| Fri | 11:00 | (A10) | 1 hr |
What is Consciousness?
Modern neuroscience and psychology have radically changed the way we view consciousness. The panel discusses modern ideas of what consciousness is as well as how this has been explored in science fiction. |
| Fri | 14:30 | (A14) | 30 min |
Reading: Mary A. Turzillo
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| Sat | 15:00 | (A10) | 1 hr |
Analog Doesn't Publish Women?
The Analog Mafia, not just for men... |
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