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Colin Greenland


UK flag (b.1954)

Award winning Colin Greenland was born in Dover in 1954 and wrote his first book, about a fire-engine that laid an egg, at the age of five. Since then he has written 'The Hour of the Thin Ox', which the 'Guardian' said 'could be a classic'; and its successor, 'Other Voices', written to a soundtrack of the Cure, Dead Can Dance, New Order and the Cocteau Twins, which was hailed as 'a short, sharp and moving tale with an acrid and lingering aftertaste.'
 

Awards: Clarke (1991), BSFA (1990)  see all

Genres: Science Fiction, Fantasy
 
Series
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Tabitha Jute
   The Plenty Principle (1988)
   1. Take Back Plenty (1990)
   2. Seasons of Plenty (1995)
   3. Mother of Plenty (1998)
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Novels
   In the Garden (1991)
   Harm's Way (1993)
   Finding Helen (2003)
   Losing David (2005)
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Anthologies edited
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Series contributed to
Dreamtime
   4. Spiritfeather (2000)
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Non fiction show
 
Books containing stories by Colin Greenland
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Best of British Science Fiction 2018 (2019)
(Best of British Science Fiction)
edited by
Donna Scott
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2001: An Odyssey in Words (2018)
Honouring the Centenary of Sir Arthur C. Clarke's Birth
edited by
Tom Hunter and Ian Whates
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Interfictions (2007)
An Anthology of Interstitial Writing
edited by
Theadora Goss and Delia Sherman

More books 


Awards
1991 Arthur C. Clarke Award : Take Back Plenty
1990 BSFA Award for Best Novel : Take Back Plenty

Award nominations
1993 BSFA Award for Best Novel (nominee) : Harm's Way
1992 Philip K Dick Award (nominee) : Take Back Plenty
1992 BSFA Award for Best Short Fiction (nominee) : Nothing Special


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