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Topic: Teresa Nielsen Hayden

	Discourse.net: Teresa Nielsen Hayden 1 Newspeak 0
		TNH is also, in case you didnand#8217;t know, the inventor of the disemvowelling concept (and#8220;The rule of thumb is that grossly offensive messages and drive-by trollpostings get deleted, but an excessively uncivil tone just makes your vowels disappear.
		In Making Light, Teresa Nielsen Hayden describes in detail how and why the astroturf organization ‘Common Good’ is in fact a Common Fraud.
		TNH is also, in case you didn’t know, the inventor of the disemvowelling concept (“The rule of thumb is that grossly offensive messages and drive-by trollpostings get deleted, but an excessively uncivil tone just makes your vowels disappear.
	discourse.net /archives/2004/12/teresa_nielsen_hayden_1_newspeak_0.html (349 words)

	Beatrice.com: Apparently, There Can Only Be One
		Nielsen Hayden's blog (which in all fairness is really quite good, and frequently contains information of practical use and entertainment value to the aspiring writer) is called "Making Light," and she's presumably even more possessive about it than the other phrase, since she's actually written something under that rubric much more recently than 1996.
		However, what I can't find is a link to any comment from Theresa Nielsen Hayden explaining her discomfort, so I'm assuming she and Newton hashed this out in private communication--so I don't want to be critical of Nielsen Hayden without having seen her viewpoint.
		It's actually in Nielsen Hayden's sidebar featurette, and was recently squeezed off her main blog page--and Maud quoted her in her entirety.
	www.beatrice.com /archives/000511.html (647 words)

	Scrivener's Error
		Teresa Nielsen Hayden, a senior editor at Tor books, described some really abominable behavior last night that demonstrates ignorance about the publishing industry and publishing process.
		Nielsen Hayden takes a lot more time for nonsense than do most editors (how many other editors at commercial publishers have their own websites that do anything other than discuss their cats?).
		Nielsen Hayden's correspondent would have been much better advised to work on his (I assume his) own material—whether that's writing fiction or whatever—than worry about one editor's opinion of an author whom she does not publish.
	scrivenerserror.blogspot.com /2004/03/target-selection.html (1168 words)

	Teresa Nielsen Hayden - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia
		Teresa Nielsen Hayden (born March 21, 1956) is an American science fiction editor, fanzine writer, and essayist.
		Born Teresa Nielsen, she grew up in a Mormon household.
		In 1994, a collection of her essays, Making Book (ISBN 0915368552), was published by NESFA Press.
	en.wikipedia.org /wiki/Teresa_Nielsen_Hayden (218 words)

	Unqualified Offerings (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-09-19)
		Teresa, whose superpower is to have whatever you or she needs in her backpack, used a marker to fill the back of one of my signs with her preferred slogan ("Not THIS War").
		This is because we were with Teresa Nielsen Hayden, a woman whose immediate reaction to the calamitous news on the morning of September 11, 2001, was to head for the roof of her Manhattan office building.
		Teresa with her very specific Not THIS War, and Patrick and Teresa who have been leading us through renditions of "America the Beautiful," "My Country 'Tis of Thee" and even, hard as it is to sing, "The Star-Spangled Banner." Well, about two thirds of this last, since I skipped several lines by accident.
	www.highclearing.com /uoarchives/week_2003_01_12.html (8091 words)

	Chicon 2000 Onsite: Teresa Nielsen Hayden - Chat Guest
		Teresa Nielsen Hayden is a Consulting Editor for Tor Books, joint webmaster of the Tor website (with Patrick Nielsen Hayden), and is the author of the Hugo-nominated essay collection =Making Book=.
		[Teresa] that was Stephen Baxter, not Vernor Vinge.
		[Teresa] My husband Patrick was at the MN state fair with this crew, noted that they had such a ride, and went on it for me, because I wasn't there.
	www.cybling.com /chicon/guests/Hayden_Teresa.html (1938 words)

	Making Book
		"Teresa Nielsen Hayden is a bloody good writer.
		Teresa Nielsen Hayden is smart, funny, satirical, sensitive-a treasure of an essayist."
		"Teresa Nielsen Hayden is a rare talent, a writer who combines a powerful, deft style with an astonishing intellectual range.
	www.nesfa.org /press/Books/NielsenHayden.htm (304 words)

	Pharyngula: Flood Follies (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-09-19)
		Teresa Nielsen Hayden makes an amusing put-down of creationists.
		Thing is, I don’t know enough about Creationism as a community to judge where the gargoyles fit in, so I’ve been trying to just aim my potshots at their ideas.
		I wouldn’t call most of the leaders of creationism gargoyles; I think they’re mostly self-righteous clowns who babble ignorantly, and would be figures of fun and pity if they weren’t so dead-set on gutting education and making sure that everyone else was as uninformed as they are.
	www.pharyngula.org /comments/A234_0_1_0_C (735 words)

	IT: Instructional Technology: Blog This at Con Jose
		My remarks are somewhat disconnected (and as opinionated as usual) since I only took notes when a specific point struck me. It was also cool because I got to meet Dori Smith and Tom Negrino, bloggers (Mac users!) and authors of the best Javascript book I've seen for people new to scripting.
		Teresa Nielsen Hayden suggested that the attempt to define or discuss "what is a web log" should be moved outside of a discussion of the underlying tools.
		Bill Humphries and Patrick Nielsen Hayden discussed the early history of web logs, and referred to their characteristically chronologically ordered posts.
	www.digitalmedievalist.com /it/archive/000090.html (400 words)

	Search: Hayden - Info.co.uk
		Hayden Planetarium, where the frontier of astrophysics is brought down to Earth.
		Hayden down in the parking lot in hopes of not leaving without asking for a date...
		Hayden Christensen was born in Vancouver, British Columbia on April 19th of 1981...
	dpxml.infospace.com /infocom.uk/results?otmpl=dog/webresults.htm&qkw=Hayden&CMP=KNC-3LS480536328&infoad=1 (515 words)

	L.A.con III Convention Report
		Nielsen Hayden said that he thought that what was wrong (and perhaps what made this panel necessary?) is that we have gone from a subculture which was passing on the secret information about which of this stuff is good to a subculture that actually believes the packages.
		Nielsen Hayden also said "hard science fiction is a very recent invention" (of the last couple of years) which makes spurious claims to be descended from Campbellian science fiction.
		Nielsen Hayden said that, as an example, The Marching Morons by Frederik Pohl and Cyril Kornbluth dates badly and has an elitist Fifties attitude that the world doesn't have enough intellectuals and too many stupid people, when the real problem is that people who think they are smart do stupid things.
	www.fanac.org /worldcon/LA_Con/w96-rpt.html (19266 words)

	Home-Based Entrepreneur
		Teresa Nielsen Hayden, an editor at Tor who's been in publishing for enough time to have developed some very advanced theories on the inner workings of the industry, has published a detailed account of the action on RejectionCollection.com, a site where writers post and complain about the rejection slips they've garnered from publishers.
		Teresa invites us into the world of the "slushreader" -- the editor who goes through the unsolicited manuscripts, deciding which will to have a chance at publication and which will go back to their creators, and then analyses the mental model of this process implicit in the RejectionCollection.com commentary.
		I suppose the notion of a website to whine about rejection letters is inevitable in a culture that has managed to separate the notion of self-esteem from the notion of actual performance.
	radio.weblogs.com /0110222/categories/clippings/2004/02/17.html (446 words)

	Cold Ground: Atlanta Nights - Contributors
		I know that Teresa Nielsen Hayden wrote a chapter, but she won't own up to which one it is. Some of these people are spouses, some are children, and Robin Hobb and Megan Lindholm are the same person.
		Teresa is going to be outted by exclusion, given that there are only four chapters left (at most).
		TNH - Then I trust you have an agreeement with at least one of the other Missing to never confess.
	coldground.typepad.com /cold_ground/2005/01/atlanta_nights_.html (639 words)

	Electrolite: Central front in the war on terror.
		And they weren´t sarcastic: They argued that with continued US unilateralism, the Europeans would be forced by the circumstances to get up and make their common policy and their common defense projects work, finally, instead of relying on the US/Nato for such things.
		One of the most discouraging things that's happened to me in the last three and a half years was hearing Jim Henley, a man whose language and insight I admire more than I can say, announce that he couldn't care less about the dispute over the 2000 election.
		Electrolite copyright 2000, 2001, 2002, 2003, 2004, 2005 by Patrick Nielsen Hayden.
	www.tinyurl.com /2pccw (7456 words)

	Patrick Nielsen Hayden - Summary Bibliography (Long Works)
		Nielsen Hayden, Patrick (Lansing, Michigan, USA, 2 January 1959 -)
		Izzard - 1982 (Fanzine) (1982) with Teresa Nielsen Hayden
		Izzard - 1983 (Fanzine) (1983) with Teresa Nielsen Hayden
	www.isfdb.org /cgi-bin/ea.cgi?Patrick_Nielsen_Hayden (124 words)

	Whatever: A Little Libel
		As a preface, know that Tor editor Teresa Nielsen Hayden savaged Pierce's "advice" here, particularly his advice to new writers to lie about their professional credits on cover letters (he's since amended it, but you can see an unredacted version here), and then in a separate entry wondered if Mr.
		TNH's crowd of enthusiastic admirers ran with the ball, making fun of Mr.
		Pierce showed up, read the accumulated posts, was appalled that everyone was so mean to him and then promptly threatened TNH with a libel suit.
	www.scalzi.com /whatever/002809.html (1569 words)

	The Rittenhouse Review (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-09-19)
		I’m grateful, then, as we all should be, to Teresa Nielsen Hayden of Making Light, who, as several other bloggers already have observed, has written what can only be described as the most authoritative and convincing summation of the controversy I have seen anywhere.
		Though pleased the most dire of reports of damage at the museum were overstated, Nielsen Hayden persuasively argues that what occurred in Baghdad was nonetheless a cultural tragedy and that the philistines who would have us return blissfully to our Barcaloungers are not only misguided, but ignorant.
		Properly, but to a lesser extent than I would have done, Nielsen Hayden alludes to the ethnocentrism of those who would downplay the seriousness of the damage.
	rittenhouse.blogspot.com /2003/06/blogging-busy-schedules-and.html (676 words)

	INCOMPLETE: Hazel's Picture Gallery: Nielsen Hayden, Patrick (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-09-19)
		Patrick Nielsen Hayden, Teresa Nielsen Hayden, editor GOH's.
		Patrick Nielsen Hayden, Teresa Nielsen Hayden, Lynette Burrows.
		Matt Randolph, Patrick Nielsen Hayden, Mary Kay Kare, Erik V. Olson.
	www.boston-baden.com /hazel/Pix/A/patricknielsenhayden.htm (78 words)

	Teresa Nielsen Hayden - Summary Bibliography (Long Works)
		Nielsen Hayden, Teresa (Chamberlain, South Dakota, USA, 1956 -)
		Izzard - 1982 (Fanzine) (1982) with Patrick Nielsen Hayden
		Izzard - 1983 (Fanzine) (1983) with Patrick Nielsen Hayden
	www.isfdb.org /cgi-bin/ea.cgi?Teresa_Nielsen_Hayden (88 words)

	Betsy Devine: Funny Ha-Ha or Funny Peculiar? : Making trouble today for a better tomorrow... (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-09-19)
		I just found a great old post by Teresa Nielsen Hayden on "Mary Sue".
		A variety of story, first identified in the fan fiction community, but quickly recognized as occurring elsewhere, in which normal story values are grossly subordinated to inadequately transformed personal wish-fulfillment...
		I loved this, and was all set to blog that Robert Heinlein falls deep into this trap in some later novels--until I discoved Teresa's commenters had already said exactly this.
	betsydevine.weblogger.com /2004/03/01 (177 words)

	dietsch: Teresa Nielsen Hayden on the fabric of the city
		Teresa Nielsen Hayden on the fabric of the city
		Teresa Nielsen Hayden has posted a long but fun essay about the "passionate fannish interests" that a city like New York sparks.
		Full--I mean full--of links to all sorts of New York geekery, her essay makes a good jumping-off point for armchair-exploring hidden or forgotten sections of the city.
	www.michaeldietsch.com /archives/000397.html (184 words)

	Editor Guests of Honor Patrick and Teresa Nielsen Hayden (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-09-19)
		Teresa is a consulting editor for Tor and an editorial jack-of-all-trades; she has also worked as an editor in the comic book industry and in other genres.
		Teresa is, of course, the author of the Hugo-nominated essay collection Making Book (1994).
		The Nielsen Haydens have been active fans since the mid-1970s, and did many of the standard fan things: published fanzines, joined too many apas, worked on a Worldcon committee, ran for (and won) TAFF, burned out somewhat, and went pro.
	www.orycon.org /orycon19/nielsen_hayden.html (232 words)

	Requests to the lazyweb (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-09-19)
		A request aimed at those out there with halfway decent coding skills - somebody, somewhere, should write an MT-Disemvowel plugin for Movable Type.
		For those not familiar with the concept, disemvowelling, pioneered by Teresa Nielsen Hayden, is the most effective...
		TNH is also, in case you didnand#8217;t know, the inventor of the disemvowelling concept (and#8220;The ru...
	www.crookedtimber.org /archives/2823.xml (118 words)

	The Library of Babel: Links
		The origin of the whole book log thing, for me, anyway, was a conversation with Teresa Nielsen Hayden over the summer, when she asked Kate Nepveu and I what we'd read recently that was good.
		We'll give pride of place to Teresa Nielsen Hayden, who started the whole thing for me. Sporadically updated, as Patrick and Teresa are busy people.
		Since the Nielsen Hayden's recently changed URL's, and I had to update anyway, I though I would change things around to reflect the new reality.
	www.steelypips.org /library/Blogs.html (1036 words)

	Making Book - Teresa Nielsen Hayden (Olson) (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-09-19)
		I've known for years that tnh has a marvelous way with words, but Making Book nicely proves it.
		It impressed me so much that when Ben Yalow selected the Nielsen Haydens to be his Special Guests at Boskone (an excellent choice, by the way!) I urged him to see if they were interested in doing a Boskone Book.
		TNH is an interesting person and a wonderful writer.
	www.nesfa.org /reviews/Olson/MakingBook.html (246 words)

	Archived Weblog Entry - 07/26/2003: "Lately" (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-09-19)
		It was fun chatting with him, and for once all those IRC actions of hugging and kissing were justified.
		At the Clarion West party, I spoke briefly with Patrick Nielsen Hayden and Teresa Nielsen Hayden -- they were formerly Seattle fans but left years before I moved here and joined fandom, so they know lots of my friends but we've barely met.
		Teresa mentioned that she reads this weblog and spoke kindly about it, but we didn't talk blogs beyond that; they are here in town in their editor capacities, not wearing their weblog hats.
	www.anitarowland.com /gmarchives/00001286.html (393 words)

	Patrick & Teresa Nielsen Hayden (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-09-19)
		Recently, Jo Walton’s Tooth and Claw, acquired and published by Patrick, won the World Fantasy Award, while Robert Charles Wilson’s Blind Lake, edited by Teresa, won Canada’s Prix Aurora and was a finalist for the Hugo Award.
		Patrick is unsure how he wound up with a minor career writing introductions to other people’s books, but they’re all good books.
		We'll both be at the World Fantasy Convention, November 3-6, 2005, in Madison, Wisconsin.
	www.unipeak.com /gethtml.php?_u_r_l_=aHR0cDovL25pZWxzZW5oYXlkZW4uY29tLw== (485 words)

	Likha - blog: the art of learning - Making Light: Teresa Nielsen Hayden's blog
		In turn, I checked out her site and found a wonderful blog with an amazing number of readers.
		Teresa is an editor for Tor Books (although not exclusively).
		TOR Books is an imprint of Tom Doherty Associates and publishes SF and fantasy.
	www.zarinadocken.com /blog/2004/3/12/making-light-teresa-nielsen-haydens-blog.html (342 words)

	Capclave 2005: Guest of Honor - Teresa Nielsen Hayden (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-09-19)
		TERESA NIELSEN HAYDEN is also a book editor at Tor Books and an instructor at the Viable Paradise writing workshop.
		Teresa edited Robert Charles Wilson's Blind Lake, which won Canada's Prix Aurora and was a finalist for the 2004 Hugo Award.
		Her collection of essays, Making Book, was nominated for the 1995 Hugo for Best Non-Fiction Book.
	www.capclave.org /TeresaNH.php (66 words)

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