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	Fictionwise eBooks: Simon R. Green
		Agents of Light and Darkness [A Novel of the Nightside] by Simon R. Green [Fantasy]
		Hex and the City [A Novel of the Nightside] by Simon R. Green [Dark Fantasy]
		Nightingale's Lament [A Novel of the Nightside] by Simon R. Green [Dark Fantasy]
	www.fictionwise.com /eBooks/SimonRGreeneBooks.htm (547 words)

	Telegraph \| News \| Lt Col Sir Simon Lycett Green, Bt
		Simon Lycett Green was born on July 11 1912, the younger son of Sir Edward Lycett Green, 3rd Bt, who died in 1941, to be succeeded by Simon's elder brother, Stephen.
		Simon's grandfather (the inventor's son), also Edward Green, married a Mary Lycett and bought the property of Ken Hill in Norfolk, where the architect J J Stevenson, a proponent of the "Pont Street Dutch" style, designed a house which was begun in 1877.
		Simon Lycett Green's childhood was spent between Sandal in Yorkshire and Ken Hill, and at a young age he developed a keen interest in country pursuits.
	www.telegraph.co.uk /news/main.jhtml?xml=/news/2003/12/26/db2601.xml&sSheet=/portal/2003/12/26/ixportal.html (889 words)

	Simon Jabanunga Green - SCC20011846, 20110698
		Simon Green, who was with his wife, Agnes, caught up with her. Simon Green apologised for what he had done in taking her away from Batchelor. He said he would find a way for Miliwanga Sandy to return to Batchelor. Simon and Agnes Green took Miliwanga Sandy back to their house.
		Mr Green is described in the psychologist’s report as a well groomed man, even in prison clothes. He appeared intelligent and articulate. There were no indications of any mental illness, nor of any bizarre beliefs and delusions. He did not appear to have any hallucinations or delusions. He presented as normal.
		Mr Green has expressed a willingness to undertake these programs. He is now approaching late middle age. I do not exclude the possibility of rehabilitation. I acknowledge the difficulties and his present inability to effect a change in his behaviour.
	www.nt.gov.au /ntsc/doc/sentencing_remarks/2003/02/green_13022003.html (2069 words)

	Simon R. Green Agents of Light and Darkness Reviewed by Rick Kleffel
		Apparently, my wish is Green's command, because I had hoped back then that it would turn out to be the beginning of a series, and here's the second book quicker than I could have hoped.
		Green's Nightside is a delightful mixture of fantasy, horror and science fiction, all seamlessly integrated by Taylor's entertaining monologue.
		Green's vision of the Nightside trends towards horror, with lots of scenes that should be more disturbing than they are.
	trashotron.com /agony/reviews/2003/green-agents_of_light.htm (670 words)

	Science Fiction Book Reviews
		One thing Green does especially well, considering this book is part of a series, is fill in the back history without distracting from the current events.
		Green is often genuinely witty, and uses the humor effectively as a break between action sequences, but he occasionally gets a little too playful with his prose when trying to be funny.
		Perhaps a bigger flaw with the humorous sequences is that Green uses them to define the supporting characters a little too often, especially Rose, Brett and Saturday, and they seem more like caricatures than people essential to the story.
	www.scifi.com /sfw/issue353/books.html (677 words)

	UW-Green Bay, News Archive, March 2002
		GREEN BAY -- Tickets are still available for a bus trip to visit the Milwaukee Art Museum and its new Quadracci Pavilion on Saturday, April 13, sponsored by the Office of Outreach and Extension at the University of Wisconsin-Green Bay.
		GREEN BAY -- Students who are sophomores in high school now can apply for an intensive six-week pre-college summer program at the University of Wisconsin-Green Bay aimed at helping them investigate and prepare for health science careers.
		GREEN BAY - Students, faculty, staff and alumni are invited to join in the celebration of the American Intercultural Center's first 30 years at the University of Wisconsin-Green Bay.
	www.uwgb.edu /univcomm/news/archive/2002march.htm (10280 words)

	Catalog S-2 (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-09-30)
		Simon mixes philosophy and humor with the facts, though some of the latter are surprising, as when he informs us that California extends to the 42nd parallel and that "in the north, it adjoins British Columbia." [page 100].
		Simon dedicates this work to the cause of temperance, in the conviction that the more general use of wine "would help to check both drunkenness and teetotalism, evils which every fair-minded and temperate man cannot help deploring." This is a recurring theme in Simon's books, one that he felt very strongly about.
		Simon's preface is pretty much identical to that of the first edition, but he adds that the vineyards and wines of the world are constantly changing and that "is why all books that deal with wine have such a short span of useful life.
	bookdaemon.com /catalogs2.htm (7829 words)

	Simon Green - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia
		Simon Green, born 1955 in Bradford on Avon Wiltshire, is a British Science-fiction and fantasy-author.
		Combining the strength of film noir with utterly outrageous fantasy characters lends true stength to the series.
		Simon R. Green at the Internet Speculative Fiction Database
	en.wikipedia.org /wiki/Simon_Green (742 words)

	The Windish Agency (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-09-30)
		Simon Green aka Bonobo produces music which is all too often bracketed with the bland-out fest of fun that "Chill Out" has become - not without reason, in that he makes ultra-musical, accessible, relaxed beatscapes, but wrong-headedly in that, like Lemon Jelly, there's always a whole heap more going on than might immediately register.
		At 18, Simon felt stifled by the "small minded town" he had grown up in and moved to Brighton, mainly because he had mates there and liked the atmosphere and because "no one is from Brighton.
		Unsurprisingly, majors and some of the biggest indies came sniffing round and Green and his friends at Tru Thought were aware that it was time to raise the game.
	www.windishagency.com /bio_bonobo.htm (569 words)

	SignOnSanDiego.com > News > Election 2002 -- Davis conspicuously absent from debate; Simon, Green rival blast ...
		Simon and Camejo differed on a moratorium on the death penalty, reparations for past discrimination, farm labor collective bargaining and driver's licenses for illegal immigrants.
		Simon added: "Gray Davis ought to be here and, as Peter said, he takes us for granted and he takes you for granted because he thinks all of you have no choice."
		Simon said he would not sign the bill now, but would be open to it as part of national immigration reform.
	www.signonsandiego.com /news/politics/state/20020917-2110-n13759.html (466 words)

	Crescent Blues Book Views \| Simon R. Green: Drinking Midnight Wine
		Simon R. Green once again shows himself to be a master of using the everyday and ordinary to paint fantastic and engaging worlds.
		Green, like Stephen King, writes vividly engaging characters that, immortal or human, react like real people to the chaos swirling around them.
		Green's characters, whether it be his slacker hero or a reluctant X-Gen werewolf or even an extremely ditzy pack of hippies turned mice, never disappoint by being two-dimensional.
	www.crescentblues.com /5_1issue/bk_green_midnight_wine.shtml (566 words)

	Amazon.com: Deathstalker Legacy (Owen Deathstalker): Books: Simon R. Green (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-09-30)
		Bestseller Green, author of the Deathstalker series (Deathstalker War, etc.), which concluded with Owen Deathstalker and his ragtag comrades defeating the evil Empress Lionstone, presents a swashbuckling sequel, in which Owen's descendant Lewis is dragged unwillingly into emulating his ancestor's desperate heroism.
		It was as if Green caught caught up in his own enthusiasm of making a truely nasty trap and then, lacking a way to get his protagonists out of the hole he has dug, he instead reverts to the default.
		Green often tells us how great this new Empire is, and how sad it will be when it is destroyed, yet he doesn't construct or demonstrate anything to convince the reader that the new Empire is all the great.
	www.amazon.com /exec/obidos/tg/detail/-/0451459547?v=glance (3560 words)

	Simon Willison: Collaborative Redesign (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-09-30)
		Simon, I'm not sure you know or not, but your blogmak text barely shows in IE with "smaller" text.
		I'm a fan of green, but I think the background colour needs to be softened slightly as it's a big bright on my eyes.
		The green chosen for the header is not the most beautiful color I have seen.
	simon.incutio.com /archive/2003/11/25/collaborativeRedesign (2556 words)

	Simon R Green: Drinking Midnight Wine - an infinity plus review
		Without making it an actual comic story, Green writes with a dry wit and irony which is refreshing and appealing, particularly when compared to the pedestrian nature of much fantasy writing.
		It's as if Green is so fond of what his imagination has come up with that he has to dwell on the people and spend time with them.
		As Toby was being introduced to the inhabitants of his town as it appears in Mysterie, I felt that we, the readers, were also being given an introduction.
	www.infinityplus.co.uk /nonfiction/midnightwine.htm (785 words)

	[No title] (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-09-30)
		Hayle Mill was built in 1808 and operated by the Green family from 1813 to 1987 when production of handmade paper ended.
		The second is the collection of watercolour papers, many classic types made before 1975 which were gelatin sized.
		The watercolour group includes some J Green paper and some selected from the alkaline sized group.
	members.aol.com /simongreen (409 words)

	Simon invites Green rival to LATimes debate; Davis threatens to skip - EXCELLENT! : SF Indymedia (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-09-30)
		Simon is exposing the idiocy of Davis - not hard to do.
		Simon has threatened to pull out if the Los Angeles Times, the debate's sponsor, does not allow Camejo to attend as his guest.
		Unless otherwise stated by the author, all content is free for non-commercial reuse, reprint, and rebroadcast, on the net and elsewhere.
	sf.indymedia.org /mail.php?id=1534557 (262 words)

	The SF Site Featured Review: Drinking Midnight Wine
		Simon R. Green was born in 1955 in Bradford-on-Avon, Wiltshire, England.
		Green brings a wealth of imagination to Mysterie, a realm where gods are real, legends walk, and monsters and miracles live side by side.
		Since this is a Simon R. Green book, everything is much larger than life -- the heroes extremely heroic, the villains astonishingly villainous, the choices between good and evil very clear-cut.
	www.sfsite.com /02a/dm121.htm (565 words)

	Moto-Lita, the Classic British Steering Wheel
		At the start of 1958 Simon was so busy, and his products in such demand, that he employed two friends to help him keep on top of the orders.
		In the early ‘60s Simon was approached by Aston Martin and asked to make Moto-Lita steering wheels for them, as original equipment for their cars.
		Simon contacted Irvin GB, the company that had made the flying jackets for the RAF only to discover that the original jackets had gone out of production.
	www.moto-lita.com /about/history.aspx (1834 words)

	Guess Who
		Simon reveals that his dad left when he was two, and Percy eventually tells him âevery man gets to choose his destiny no matter what his father did.â
		Simon and Theresa live together and are open about the fact that they have sex.
		Percy sleeps in the same bed with Simon in the basement to make sure his daughter is not âviolatedâ under his own roof when Simon gets âhot and hornyâ and starts listening to âMr.
	www.pluggedinonline.com /movies/movies/a0002096.cfm (1182 words)

	Amazon.com: Deathstalker Return: Books: Simon R. Green (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-09-30)
		Bestseller Green's latest overstuffed entry in his Deathstalker epic (after 2003's Deathstalker Legacy) tests our heroes to the limit as they seek the supposedly dead Owen Deathstalker, for they believe that only he can turn back the oncoming Terror, an evil and unstoppable force bent on destroying all the worlds in its path.
		Green ably juggles elements of sword and sorcery, high fantasy, humorous quest and SF, with homages to authors such as Moorcock, Adams, Cordwainer Smith and Zelazny.
		Green seemingly needs Owen Deathstalker to return just as badly as the crumbling Empire does - in Owen mode, Green's story immediately transforms itself into the captivating space opera that made me such a huge Deathstalker fan to begin with.
	www.amazon.com /exec/obidos/tg/detail/-/0451428218?v=glance (2404 words)

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	www.fantasya.cz /autor/green-simon-r (72 words)

	Mad Times: Something From the Nightside by Simon R. Green
		Green's book is copyright 2003.) that I had a hard time not trying to fit Neverwhere into this book as backstory.
		Taylor is complete cliche wisecracking private detective and the style is verging on parody of the hard boiled noir trope.
		Green does okay making the style and voice of the book work on those terms, but the story feels rushed and arbitrary.
	tomecat.com /madtimes/archive/000692.html (296 words)

	Amazon.co.uk: Deathstalker Legacy (Gollancz SF S.): Books (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-09-30)
		With Deathstalker Legacy, Simon R Green returns to the unashamed, tongue-in-cheek space opera of Deathstalker (1995) and its many prequels and sequels.
		Although you can't believe a word of it, Green drives his preposterous plot at a rattling pace and is clearly having great fun.
		Simon R Green once again weaves a story that is eccentric, bloody, fast paced and extremely funny.
	www.amazon.co.uk /exec/obidos/ASIN/0575072474 (1722 words)

	Fans of Simon Green
		Usually you can look through other Simon Green novels to get an idea since he frequently reuses characters\ideas, but I have no clue.
		Perhaps also because Simon Green weaves a sense of humor in his stories, like Terry Pratchett does, only a bit less exuberant.
		My name is Misura (which is actually the name I use on fanfiction.net) and I have read a few of Simon Green's books.
	community.livejournal.com /simon_green_fan (1987 words)

	ArtistLaunch.com -- Internet Radio, Mp3, Indie Artists, and more!!! (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-09-30)
		Simon has a wealth of experience performing live and his ears for harmonies and unique vocal sound have made him a favorite with producers and artists worldwide.
		Born in Folkestone in Kent and raised in Manchester, Simon sung and entertained from the start and felt destined for a career in music, writing his first song when he was 15 years old.
		Simon started studying performing arts at Salford University and was a member of The Manchester Youth Theatre, adding acting to his media skills.
	www.artistlaunch.com /artist.asp?artistid=7591 (350 words)

	Colin Glassey on Simon Green
		Simon Green writes great big science fiction adventure books (the Deathstalker series averages 515 pages per book and there are four as of 1998).
		Simon has a cast of hundreds, nearly all of the characters are super warriors, or twisted psycopaths, or heroic commanders, and some of the characters are all three put together.
		Green has choosen to write about the collapse of a previously all-powerful empire.
	www.teleologic.com /crghome/green.html (986 words)

	Simon Green, Something from the Nightside
		Which brings me to Something from the Nightside, a new novel from Simon Green, author of one of my favorite novels of recent years, Drinking Midnight Wine.
		Green says this is the first of a new series.
		Simon Green has written a novel that's a truly quick read and makes you want to visit his world again and again.
	www.greenmanreview.com /book/book_green_nightside.html (1175 words)

	The SF Site: Featured Reviews Archive
		One day, in the train station where both Toby and his mystery woman finish their commute, Toby watches the woman walk through a door he's positive was never there before.
		The government is in shambles, the Hadenmen 2nd Crusade is underway, the AIs of Shrub are on the move and something scary is coming out of the Dark Void.
		This is a compilation of three novels set in Simon R. Green's Deathstalker universe.
	www.sfsite.com /revus/revugreen.htm (760 words)

	Simon R. Green Drinking Midnight Wine Reviewed by Rick Kleffel
		Simon R. Green has delivered a slippery novel that will appeal to fans of both genres, and a much wider reading audience as well.
		This is one of those books where characters actually undergo a little bit of convincingly drawn maturation.
		Green puts the read in every picture with all the skill of Dean Koontz.
	trashotron.com /agony/reviews/green-midnight_wine.htm (673 words)

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