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* 1988 -- [[1988 Best Short Story Hugo]] nominee
 
* 1988 -- [[1988 Best Short Story Hugo]] nominee
 
* 1989 --  [[Capricon 9]], [[New Orleans SF & Fantasy Festival '89]], [[Toastmaster]] at [[Baycon '89]], [[1989 Best Novelette Hugo]] nominee
 
* 1989 --  [[Capricon 9]], [[New Orleans SF & Fantasy Festival '89]], [[Toastmaster]] at [[Baycon '89]], [[1989 Best Novelette Hugo]] nominee
* 1990 -- [[OryCon 12]], [[Nebula Award]] for best novelette  
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* 1990 -- [[OryCon 12]], [[Chimera 1]], [[Nebula Award]] for best novelette  
 
* 1991 -- [[Mexicon IV]]
 
* 1991 -- [[Mexicon IV]]
 
* 1992 -- [[WisCon 16]], [[1992 Best Novelette Hugo]] nominee
 
* 1992 -- [[WisCon 16]], [[1992 Best Novelette Hugo]] nominee

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(September 15, 1946 – )

An American pro writer living in Austin, TX, who works primarily in short fiction, combining alternate history, American popular culture, the South, old movies, classical mythology, and rock 'n' roll music. He is a founding member of the Turkey City Writer's Workshop, and has taught at Clarion.

Entry in The Encyclopedia of Science Fiction.

Awards, Honors and GoHships:



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