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	Kim Stanley Robinson interviewed - infinity plus non-fiction
		KSR: I encountered Aldiss himself at a recent convention and he described the story of his Mars novel to me, and it sounded unlike my novel, and unlikely to be a response to my novel, as I do not think he has read my work.
		Kim Stanley Robinson is one of SF's most acclaimed authors, and with good reason.
		KSR: Well, it began as a companion volume or miscellany, of stories that could not fit into the novel because they concerned different histories for Mars, or did not fit tonally or in other ways.
	www.iplus.zetnet.co.uk /nonfiction/intksr.htm (3831 words)

	kim
		Kim, (1901), a combined spy novel and picaresque novel by Rudyard Kipling written against the background of "the Great Game" -- the cat-and-mouse activities of Russia and Britain in northern India and Afghanistan in the 19th century.
		Kim's trip with the Lama along the Great Trunk Road is the first great adventure in the novel.
		Kim is a half-caste orphan son of a British soldier and a nursemaid who runs free on the streets of Lahore and who incidentally makes contact with the British secret service.
	www.fact-library.com /kim.html (332 words)

	Kim Newman - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia
		Kim Newman (born July 31, 1959) is an English journalist, film critic, and fiction writer.
		Newman's first published novel was The Night Mayor (1989), set in a virtual reality based on old black-and-white detective movies.
		The novel is set in 1888, during Jack the Ripper's killing spree — but a different 1888 to the one we know, in which Dracula succeeded in becoming the ruler of England.
	en.wikipedia.org /wiki/Kim_Newman (835 words)

	Kim Newman Bibliography
		An expert on horror and sci-fi cinema (his books of film criticism include Nightmare Movies and Millennium Movies), Kim Newman's novels draw promiscuously on the tropes of horror, sci-fi and fantasy.
		His pseudonymous novels, as Jack Yeovil, play elegant games with genre cliche--perhaps the best of these is the sword-and-sorcery novel Drachenfels which takes the prescribed formulae of the games company to whose bible it was written and make them over entirely into a Kim Newman novel.
		Life's Lottery, his most mainstream novel, consists of multiple choice fragments which enable readers to choose the hero's fate and take him into horror, crime and sf storylines or into mundane reality.
	www.fantasticfiction.co.uk /authors/Kim_Newman.htm (332 words)

	Kim Scott Announced as winner of the Kate Challis Raka award
		Kim Scott's novel, Benang is the 2001 winner of the Kate Challis RAKA Award for fiction written by an indigenous writer over the past five years.
		A brilliant and mature work, Benang is simply one of the best Australian novels of recent years, and Kim Scott has emerged as a major literary talent."
		Kim Scott is a descendant of people who have always lived along the south-east coast of Western Australia and is glad to be living in times when it is possible to explore the significance of that fact and be one among those who call themselves Nyoongar.
	www.abc.net.au /message/blackarts/word/s641465.htm (599 words)

	Kim Newman: Judgment of Tears: Anno Dracula 1959
		Newman openly bases the novel on Federico Fellini's film La Dolce Vita, which provides him with a wonderfully decadent background for the intrigues of his undead and human characters.
		With a detour to write a short story set in the universe, "Coppola's Dracula," Newman has now written the third "Anno Dracula" novel, Judgment of Tears: Anno Dracula 1959.
		Newman's crop of vampires is brought into the mystery almost immediately as journalist cum vampire Kate Reed witnesses the double murder of Count Karnassy and his "niece," Malinka within hours of their arrival in Rome.
	www.sfsite.com /%7Esilverag/newman.html (784 words)

	Publications
		Carr JK, JN Torimiro, ND Wolfe, MN Eitel, B Kim, E Sanders-Buell, LL Jagodzinski, D Gotte, DS Burke, DL Birx, FE McCutchan (2001) The AG recombinant IbNG and novel strains of group M HIV-1 are common in Cameroon.
		Carr JK, ND Wolfe, B Kim, J Torimiro, E Mpoudi-Ngole, D Burke, D Birx, F McCutchan (2002) Genetic diversity of HIV-1 strains from rural Cameroon.
		Carr JK, JN Torimiro, MN Eitel, ND Wolfe, LL Jagodzinski, DS Burke, DL Birx, FE McCutchan (2000) Recombinants and novel genetic forms of HIV-1 predominate in Cameroon.
	www.jhsph.edu /cameroon/publications.html (784 words)

	kim
		Kim, (1901), a combined spy novel and picaresque novel by Rudyard Kipling written against the background of "the Great Game" -- the cat-and-mouse activities of Russia and Britain in northern India and Afghanistan in the 19th century.
		Kim is a half-caste orphan son of a British soldier and a nursemaid who runs free on the streets of Lahore and who incidentally makes contact with the British secret service.
		Kim is recognized by chaplain of his father's army regiment and sent to school, but keeps in touch with the Lama and also with his secret service connections.
	www.fact-library.com /kim.html (332 words)

	kim
		Kim, (1901), a combined spy novel and picaresque novel by Rudyard Kipling written against the background of "the Great Game" -- the cat-and-mouse activities of Russia and Britain in northern India and Afghanistan in the 19th century.
		Kim is a half-caste orphan son of a British soldier and a nursemaid who runs free on the streets of Lahore and who incidentally makes contact with the British secret service.
		Kim is recognized by chaplain of his father's army regiment and sent to school, but keeps in touch with the Lama and also with his secret service connections.
	www.fact-library.com /kim.html (332 words)

	Guardian Unlimited Books By genre Interview: Kim Stanley Robinson
		Sci-fi author Kim Stanley Robinson's latest novel, Fifty Degrees Below, is set in a flood-ridden America facing the consequences of global warming.
		I phone Kim Stanley Robinson - Stan - at his home in California to talk about his latest novel, at the end of my day and the beginning of his.
		Kim Stanley Robinson: 'It will be a difficult century, and ugly, but I don't think people are so stupid as to kill themselves off'.
	books.guardian.co.uk /departments/sciencefiction/story/0,6000,1569830,00.html (1721 words)

	Locus Online: Kim Stanley Robinson interview excerpts
		Kim Stanley Robinson's first novel, The Wild Shore (1984), won the Locus Award for Best First Novel and was the first book in his "Orange County" trilogy, followed by The Gold Coast (1988) and John W. Campbell Memorial Award-winning Pacific Edge (1990).
		Kim Stanley Robinson: The Years of Rice and Salt
		His most celebrated novels form another trilogy, about the terraforming of Mars: Red Mars (1992), which won the Nebula, followed by Green Mars (1993) and Blue Mars (1996), which won the Hugo and Locus Awards.
	www.locusmag.com /2002/Issue01/KSR.html (592 words)

	Kim Newman
		Kim is currently working on a new novel An English Ghost Story, and with Eugene Byrne, a novel cycle entitled The Matter of Britain.
		Kim Newman is a highly respected film writer and broadcaster, well known for his regular appearances on television and radio.
		In this collection, Kim Newman re-opens some of the great closed cases of fantasy and horror fiction, returning us to the worlds of Dr Jekyll and Mr Hyde, Edgar Allan Poe, the Victorian ghost story, and Count Dracula.
	www.twbooks.co.uk /authors/kimnewman.html (1440 words)

	Kim
		Kim, (1901), a combined spy novel and picaresque novel by Rudyard Kipling written against the background of "the Great Game" -- the cat-and-mouse activities of Russia and Britain in northern India and Afghanistan in the 19th century.
		Kim is a half-caste orphan son of a British soldier and a nursemaid who runs free on the streets of Lahore and who incidentally makes contact with the British secret service.
		Kim is recognized by chaplain of his father's army regiment and sent to school, but keeps in touch with the Lama and also with his secret service connections.
	www.icyclopedia.com /encyclopedia/k/ki/kim.html (782 words)

	Dr. Young-Ah Kim
		Inhibition of osteoclast differentiation and bone resorption by a novel lysophosphatidylcholine derivative, SCOH, H. Kwak, S. Lee, Y.-J. Lic, Y.-A. Kim, S.-Y. Han, G.-J. Jhon, H.-H. Kim and Z. Lee, Biochemical Pharmacology 2004, 67, 1239-1248.
		Synthesis of Novel Lysophosphatidylcholine Analogs Using Serine as Chiral Template, Y.-A. Kim, H.-M. Chung, J.-S. Park, W. Choi, J. Min, N.-H. Park, K.-H. Kim, G.-J. Jhon, and S.-Y. Han, J.
		Studies toward a Synthesis of C3-Epimauritine D: Construction of the Macrocycle, Y.-A. Kim, H.-N. Shin, M.-S. Park, S.-H. Cho, and S.-Y. Han, Tetrahedron Lett.
	www.rx.uga.edu /main/home/chugroup/PageYkim.html (782 words)

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