Bruce McAllister is an American author

Author

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 of fiction

Fiction

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, poetry

Poetry

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 and non-fiction

Non-fiction

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Novels

Humanity Prime (Ace Books, l971; Wildside Press, 2008)

Dream Baby (Tor/St. Martin’s, l988)

Short Fiction Collection

The Girl Who Loved Animals and Other Stories (Golden Gryphon Press, 2007)

Selected Short Fiction

“Sun and Stone,” in the magazine Image: A Journal of Arts and Religion

“Kin.” Nominated for the Hugo Award.

“The Boy in Zaquitos,” in the anthology Best American Short Stories 2007.

“Ombra,” in the magazine Glimmer Train

“The Girl Who Loved Animals,” in the anthology American Gothic.

“Dream Baby.” Nominated for the Hugo Award and Nebula Award; recipient of a National Endowment for the Arts Creative Writing Fellowship

External links

• The Official Site of Bruce McAllister - Full Biography, Publications, Writing Coaching & Consulting
• Golden Gryphon Press official site - About The Girl Who Loved Animals and Other Stories
• Escape Pod Official Site - For Podcast of Hugo Award-nominated Story "Kin"