Kit Reed
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Kit Reed (born June 7, 1932) is an American author primarily of fantasy, horror, and science fiction. Although she has also done some non-genre works. Her first story was published by Anthony Boucher.[1] A good deal of her work is feminist science fiction and she has been nominated for the James Tiptree, Jr. Award three times.[2]
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[edit] Bibliography
[edit] Novels
- Mother isn't Dead She's Only Sleeping (1961)
- Armed Camps (1969)
- Magic Time (1980)
- Fort Privilege (1985)
- The Revenge of the Senior Citizens (1986)
- Blood Fever (1986) [as by Shelley Hyde]
- Catholic Girls (1987)
- Little Sisters of the Apocalypse (1994)
- @expectations (2000)
- Thinner Than Thou (2004)
- Weird Women, Wired Women (2004)
- Bronze (2005)
- The Baby Merchant (2006)
[edit] Collections
- Mister Da V. and Other Stories (1967)
- The Killer Mice (1976)
- Other Stories and...The Attack of the Giant Baby (1981)
- Thief of Lives (1992)
- Weird Women, Wired Women (1997)
- Seven for the Apocalypse (1999)
- Dogs of Truth : New and Uncollected Stories (2005)
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