Stephen L. Burns

Stephen L. Burns is a science fiction and fantasy author. In short fiction he is most associated with Analog Science Fiction and Fact and has won their "Anlab" readers poll four times.^[1] He has also won the Compton Crook Award and in 2000 was nominated for the Philip K. Dick Award.

Bibliography

Novels

• Flesh and Silver (1999)
• Call from a Distant Shore (2000)

Short stories

• "Taking Heart" (1984)
• "A Touch Beyond" (1985)
• "The Man of Peace" (1985)
• "Redeemer's Riddle" (1987)
• "In the Kingdom at Morning" (1987)
• "The Reading Lesson" (1988)
• "Pleased to Meat You" (1988)
• "The Arrow's Flight" (1989)
• "The Nearly Infinite Possibilities of Junk" (1989)
• "The Bridge Over Darikill Fel" (1990)
• "Angel" (1990)
• "A Roll of Round Dice" (1991)
• "Tranquillity Rose" (1992)
• "Green Fuse" (1992)
• "Leap" (1993)
• "White Room" (1993)
• "Showdown at Hell Creek" (1993)
• "Song from a Broken Instrument" (1994)
• "Down Under Crater Billy" (1995)
• "Capra's Keyhole" (1995)
• "Alexandrian Librarians" (1996)
• "The Wait" (1997)
• "Pitstop" (1997)
• "Masks of Flesh and Brass" (1998)
• "Roll Over Vivaldi" (1998)
• "The Coverture Incident" (1998)
• "Vultures" (1999)
• "You May Already Be a Winner" (1999)
• "Soapbox Cop Blues" (2000)
• "Night Voices" (2000)
• "Eden Tag" (2000)
• "Going, Going, Gone" (2001)
• "Look Away" (2002)
• "Green Light, Red Light" (2002)
• "Capture Radius" (2003)
• "Short Line Loco" (2004)
• "Smiling Faces in Hog Heaven" (2005)
• "Nothing to Fear But" (2006)
• "The Face of Hate" (2007)
• "Righteous Bite" (2008)
• "The Fourth Thing" (2008)
• "Mea Culpa". Analog 128 (11): 99–101. (Nov 2008). 
• "Chain" (2009)

Web source

1. ^ Locus Index to SF Awards

External links

• Stephen L. Burns's website
• Stephen L. Burns at the Internet Speculative Fiction Database