Authors on the 'net as a whole
Aaron Bergman
noticed that there were quite a few authors o'er there. I know of atleast
one author here on the internet and have heard rumors of others. I'm
pretty sure that there are a couple on Genie and probably others in other
places.
So what I was thinking is: Is there a master list of accessible authors?
On AOL, there are:
Raymond Feist
Ru Emerson
Lawrence Watt-Evans
Jospeha Sherman
that I've seen.
J. Michael Straczinsky is on Genie and Gatewayed to the Internet.
According to her acknowledgments, Patricia Kennealy-Morrison is on Genie.
I think Mercades Lackey is out there somewhere (Genie?).
I thought I saw someone o'er is rec.arts.drwho.
Someone said that other authors hang out in the alt.fan groups (Terry
Pratchett? Others?)
Can someone add to my list?
Does a list exist?
Aaron
David Kennedy
: Well... I was just perusing over on my AOL account (gasp! heresy.) and I
: that I've seen.
: Does a list exist?
PTerry can be found in a.f.p
Katherine Kerr has been seen in r.a.sf.w
I saw a list like this somewhere but I think it was on the generally despised
Jordan threads...now moved away :)
Myself, I'm a closet Jordanite.
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P Nielsen Hayden
>Well... I was just perusing over on my AOL account (gasp! heresy.) and I
>noticed that there were quite a few authors o'er there. I know of atleast
>one author here on the internet and have heard rumors of others. I'm
>pretty sure that there are a couple on Genie and probably others in other
>places.
There are rather more than "a couple" on GEnie. Several years ago, GEnie
made an offer to SFWA members: any SFWA member who joined GEnie would be
given a 24-hour freeflag on GEnie's Science Fiction Round Table. The idea
was to boost attendance on the SFRT, and it worked; even today, with the
original offer no longer in effect, the SFRT is very much the central online
hangout of the professional SF world. The original freeflags are still
good, and the number of professionals participating is sufficiently high
that latter-day pros are motivated to join and pay GEnie's relatively modest
hourly charges.
Having been one of the original beneficiaries of the freeflag offer, I've
been active on the SFRT for over five years, so no one needs to tell me what
a lame system GEnie is sometimes. But the SFRT is well-run and a lot of
good conversations, fan and pro, can be found there.
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>one author here on the internet and have heard rumors of others. I'm
>pretty sure that there are a couple on Genie and probably others in other
>places.
>
Jerry Pournelle, Mercedes Lackey, Judith Tarr, Steven Brust, Daniel
Pinkwater... that's right off the top of my head. Esther Friesner,
Josepha Sherman, Rick Hautala.
Patricia Kennealy-Morrison is on GEnie, but mostly hangs out in the Music
RT, rather than the SF areas.
J. Michael Straczynski is all over GEnie.
On FidoNet, there's Pamela Dean... used to be a bunch of others, but I'm
not sure they're still there. I'm not, though I used to be. (Lost my
local node.)
I don't know of any master list, though.
Daniel Korn
on GEnie. The number fluctuates, but is well over 200 members.
Dorothy J Heydt
Fred W. Huntington <fhu...@eis.calstate.edu> wrote:
>A new book entitled E-MAIL ADDRESSES OF THE RICH & FAMOUS (Addison-Wesley,
>April 1994, $7.95 -- ISBN 0-201-40893-7) lists quite a few, with their
>addresses, including David Gerrold, Doug Adams, etc.
Yes, I saw that one, but it's out of date. It still lists Cliff
Stoll, for instance, as being in Massachusetts, whereas he's now
back in Berkeley.
(And no, I don't have his e-mail address.)
Dorothy J. Heydt
djh...@uclink.berkeley.edu
University of California
Berkeley
Wil McCarthy
|> dab...@leland.stanford.edu (Aaron Bergman) writes:
|>
|> >one author here on the internet and have heard rumors of others. I'm
|> >pretty sure that there are a couple on Genie and probably others in other
|> >places.
As PNH says, GEnie is _the_ hangout for SF writers. However, there are also
quite a lot of authors here on Usenet, including right here in
rec.arts.sf.written.
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Robert B. Schmunk
> Well... I was just perusing over on my AOL account (gasp! heresy.) and I
> noticed that there were quite a few authors o'er there. I know of atleast
> one author here on the internet and have heard rumors of others. I'm
> pretty sure that there are a couple on Genie and probably others in other
> places.
>
> So what I was thinking is: Is there a master list of accessible authors?
The only reason I could think of there being one is if the SFWA was
organized enough to send e-mail to its members. I don't much about
the SFWA, but I'd be surprised if that was actually true.
I've noticed the following all posting to Usenet, though not necessarily
to this newsgroup:
Diane Duane
Kath Kerr
Crawford Kilian
Geoffrey A. Landis
Vonda N. McIntyre
Joel Rosenberg
Robert J. Sawyer
Sean Stewart
Lawrence Watt-Evans
Elizabeth Willey
Patricia C. Wrede
I also know Internet addresses for Gregory Benford and David Brin
(though I've never tried the latter to see if it works) and the
AoL address for Will Shetterly. As pointed out by other posters, a
lot of SF authors have Genie or AoL addresses, presumably because they
don't have day-jobs which provide them direct to the net connections.
rbs
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Patterner
dab...@leland.stanford.edu (Aaron Bergman) writes:
>Well... I was just perusing over on my AOL account (gasp! heresy.) and I
>noticed that there were quite a few authors o'er there.
[...]
>Can someone add to my list?
Well, you missed the really big one: Orson Scott Card has his own very
active forum (Keyword: HATRACK). Some of the other SF authors I know on
AOL are Allen Steele, Pat Cadigan, Jack Nimersheim, and Steve Perry.
Also, when OMNI Magazine Online has SF authors in conferences, some of
them chose to keep their AOL accounts. I think Terry Bisson's is still
active.
Marilee J. Layman
OMNI Muse, the Geek Goddess of OMNI ;)
(which makes me remote staff - volunteer - for AOL & OMNI)
ZarehHoneyLangridge
Rosenberg and Louise Cooper
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The opinions expressed above are purely personal and not those of my employer
Fred W. Huntington
April 1994, $7.95 -- ISBN 0-201-40893-7) lists quite a few, with their
addresses, including David Gerrold, Doug Adams, etc.
-- Fred Huntington
fhu...@eis.calstate.edu
Chula Vista, CA
Mike Van Pelt
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Garrett Wollman
Dorothy J Heydt <djh...@uclink.berkeley.edu> wrote:
>In article <31ohf0$k...@eis.calstate.edu>,
>Fred W. Huntington <fhu...@eis.calstate.edu> wrote:
>>A new book entitled E-MAIL ADDRESSES OF THE RICH & FAMOUS (Addison-Wesley,
>>April 1994, $7.95 -- ISBN 0-201-40893-7) lists quite a few, with their
>>addresses, including David Gerrold, Doug Adams, etc.
>
>Yes, I saw that one, but it's out of date. It still lists Cliff
>Stoll, for instance, as being in Massachusetts, whereas he's now
>back in Berkeley.
Cliff is st...@ocf.berkeley.edu.
I saw the referenced book, and was not impressed. (As someone who
gets around the 'net quite a bit, I make some effort to check all
of these sorts of books to make sure that I'm not in them, or at least
that the address given is invalid.)
I think that there are a lot of authors out there who have access to
the 'net, but who either don't have time or don't wish to wade through
all the junk. There's got to be some sort of market out there for a
program which will kiboze a particular group or set of groups so that
this isn't as much of a problem. As it exists, it is much easier for
a fan to spot an article by his/her/its favorite author than for an
author to spot an article about his/her/its work by an interested fan.
(Now let's see if Kibo responds to this article...)
-GAWollman
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Al Von Ruff
>Well... I was just perusing over on my AOL account (gasp! heresy.) and I
>noticed that there were quite a few authors o'er there. I know of atleast
>one author here on the internet and have heard rumors of others. I'm
>pretty sure that there are a couple on Genie and probably others in other
>places.
>On AOL, there are:
>Raymond Feist
>Ru Emerson
>Lawrence Watt-Evans
>Jospeha Sherman
>Can someone add to my list?
Pat Cadigan and Orson Scott Card also hang out on AOL. A number of authors
cruise rec.arts.sf.written on a regular basis, such as Lawrence Watt-Evans
and Crawford Killian.
Geoffrey A. Landis prefers to lurk in rec.arts.sf.science (That's a
hard SF guy for you).
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Chris Wild
Terry Pratchett can be found lurking in alt.fan.pratchett - suprisingly enough.
Katherine Kerr has GENIE mail access to the Net, and has been given some free
hours Internet access through AOL. She tells me she's waiting for her own
personal account at this very moment in time!
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JoSherman
writes:
Just found this topic. I'm here (Josepha Sherman), too!
Jon McCulloch
: ...
: >Can someone add to my list?
Terry Pratchett.
Anyone heard of a Larry Niven group or summat?
Jon
costik
many use it primarily for business or research, and don't hang outt down
here in the rec ghetto.
Greg Costikyan
Matthew P Wiener
Taki Kogoma
<31u2pn$b...@netnews.upenn.edu> in rec.arts.sf.written:
>Peter David hangs out in rec.arts.comics.* land.
With rare visits to rec.arts.startrek.*
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Wil McCarthy
Slammed by the Sticky-man! Hey, Greg, some of us _like_ the ghetto.
Kath Kerr
(JoSherman) writes:
Just found this topic. I'm here (Josepha Sherman), too!
Hah, Jo, I bet you got the 10 free hours thingie, too. :)
Kit
(Gang, I'm using Kath on AOL, but most people call me Kit if they care to
address me at all. <g> )
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: Terry Pratchett can be found lurking in alt.fan.pratchett -
: suprisingly enough.
Some of us in alt.books.isaac-asimov wish that The Good Doctor was
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I think that there are a lot of authors out there who have access to
the 'net, but who either don't have time or don't wish to wade through
all the junk. There's got to be some sort of market out there for a
Several, I know V. Vinge and Brin for sure.
program which will kiboze a particular group or set of groups so that
this isn't as much of a problem. As it exists, it is much easier for
Already exists, is free, and at least one flavour
lets you do it through a server owned by someone else
and deliver the results be e-mail.
| Steinn Sigurðsson |Nú þekkist sú skoðun og þykir fín |
| Lick Observatory |að þetta vort jarðlíf sé ekkert grín. |
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Andrew Clayton
> On FidoNet, there's Pamela Dean... used to be a bunch of others, but I'm
> not sure they're still there. I'm not, though I used to be. (Lost my
> local node.)
>
Here's a recent stats for the Fidonet SF echo.
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Total Messages 4365
Total bytes 4209827
Originators 352
Receivers 340
Avg Msgs/User 12
Avg Bytes/Msg 964
Avg Bytes/User 11960
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|Kilobytes Sent |Messages Sent | Average | Max Min| Ori
|Total Rank | Rank | Msg | Msg Msg|gina
Username |KByte Pos % | Num Pos % | Size Rnk| Size Size|lity
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John Kahane |431.3 1 10.5 | 246 2 5.6 | 1795 17| 7245 391| 59%
Kim Wheat |261.0 2 6.3 | 234 3 5.4 | 1142 57| 6410 223| 55%
Jo Peshek |212.2 3 5.2 | 259 1 5.9 | 838 139| 4689 205| 67%
Tony Trujillo |185.9 4 4.5 | 230 4 5.3 | 827 144| 2655 280| 62%
Burt Kaufman |158.2 5 3.8 | 151 5 3.5 | 1072 70| 3819 228| 62%
Aaron Humphrey | 92.6 6 2.3 | 51 19 1.2 | 1858 13| 7809 512| 53%
Jan vantEnt | 86.0 7 2.1 | 83 9 1.9 | 1061 76| 2246 387| 69%
Joel Polowin | 84.8 8 2.1 | 85 8 1.9 | 1021 90| 3407 367| 64%
Travis Butler | 78.7 9 1.9 | 64 14 1.5 | 1259 40| 3943 312| 56%
Pamela Dean Dyer-Ben| 71.9 10 1.7 | 41 24 0.9 | 1796 16| 4154 521| 56%
Frank Fitch | 69.4 11 1.7 | 77 10 1.8 | 922 114| 3519 215| 79%
Lee Gold | 68.2 12 1.7 | 72 11 1.6 | 969 102| 3689 184|100%
Ecarey | 64.4 13 1.6 | 62 16 1.4 | 1063 74| 5492 239| 62%
Walter de Bruin | 52.9 14 1.3 | 70 13 1.6 | 773 165| 2027 309| 55%
Richard Little | 52.5 15 1.3 | 55 17 1.3 | 977 97| 3771 304| 52%
Vu Dang Tran | 49.6 16 1.2 | 64 15 1.5 | 794 154| 2727 250| 57%
Gus Gere | 49.4 17 1.2 | 89 7 2.0 | 568 249| 1459 230| 74%
John Dechancie | 46.7 18 1.1 | 90 6 2.1 | 531 266| 1973 115| 65%
DAVE RUKOSKY | 44.4 19 1.1 | 49 20 1.1 | 928 111| 3301 218| 68%
Samuel Tuirel | 42.4 20 1.0 | 41 25 0.9 | 1058 78| 2476 346| 51%
Bob Klahn | 42.4 21 1.0 | 52 18 1.2 | 834 142| 3065 288| 61%
Jesse Moore | 41.4 22 1.0 | 30 37 0.7 | 1412 26| 4207 411| 59%
Jeff Allender | 40.1 23 1.0 | 40 26 0.9 | 1027 86| 4078 327| 74%
Chris Lawsson | 40.0 24 1.0 | 42 21 1.0 | 974 98| 2222 201| 62%
Roland Roberts | 36.4 25 0.9 | 42 22 1.0 | 888 127| 2337 334| 59%
Don Juneau | 35.9 26 0.9 | 38 27 0.9 | 966 104| 2488 261| 62%
Engel Nobbe | 35.8 27 0.9 | 70 12 1.6 | 523 270| 2351 166| 71%
Randy Krippner | 33.3 28 0.8 | 33 33 0.8 | 1034 84| 3226 285| 80%
Jan Rooth | 33.1 29 0.8 | 37 29 0.8 | 914 117| 2863 313| 56%
Kenneth Mccormick | 29.8 30 0.7 | 38 28 0.9 | 804 150| 4868 205| 58%
Jennie Hazen | 27.9 31 0.7 | 37 30 0.8 | 770 166| 2045 384| 58%
Keith Stokes | 27.4 32 0.7 | 41 23 0.9 | 683 199| 2144 287| 67%
Mike Walkuw | 26.6 33 0.6 | 31 36 0.7 | 878 132| 1763 370| 69%
Denise Altoff | 26.1 34 0.6 | 32 35 0.7 | 835 141| 1717 333| 64%
Gord Mcleod | 25.3 35 0.6 | 23 43 0.5 | 1124 60| 2845 597| 61%
Brion Lienhart | 25.2 36 0.6 | 34 31 0.8 | 757 173| 1781 380| 61%
Amos Sutandi | 24.6 37 0.6 | 27 40 0.6 | 932 110| 2048 243| 47%
Scott Raymond | 23.7 38 0.6 | 33 34 0.8 | 736 183| 2253 429| 67%
Lisa Peppan | 23.4 39 0.6 | 21 47 0.5 | 1143 56| 2600 306| 69%
Frank Pitt | 23.0 40 0.6 | 21 46 0.5 | 1122 61| 5357 285| 67%
Robbie Bunch | 22.9 41 0.6 | 19 54 0.4 | 1234 44| 4558 300| 50%
Terrell Robinson | 22.6 42 0.6 | 26 41 0.6 | 891 126| 1852 271| 50%
Albert Visser | 22.5 43 0.5 | 13 73 0.3 | 1774 18| 3908 640| 55%
Matt Hoyt | 22.1 44 0.5 | 22 44 0.5 | 1027 87| 3540 364| 63%
Lance Schonberg | 21.4 45 0.5 | 12 76 0.3 | 1827 14| 4363 590| 57%
Richard Appling | 21.3 46 0.5 | 17 61 0.4 | 1285 39| 3515 569| 42%
Bob Hollett | 20.4 47 0.5 | 11 80 0.3 | 1900 12| 2895 1195| 68%
Andrew Clayton | 20.3 48 0.5 | 3 183 0.1 | 6935 1|10925 720| 98%
Jeff Hancock | 20.1 49 0.5 | 19 52 0.4 | 1082 68| 5143 405| 68%
Barbara Haddad | 19.8 50 0.5 | 27 39 0.6 | 750 176| 1694 374| 54%
Patricia C. Wrede | 19.8 51 0.5 | 18 60 0.4 | 1125 59| 2721 314| 63%
Rebecca Mckinley | 19.1 52 0.5 | 18 58 0.4 | 1088 67| 3597 485| 57%
Stephen Hudson | 18.7 53 0.5 | 18 57 0.4 | 1063 75| 2937 89| 70%
Lynn Hill | 18.6 54 0.5 | 19 50 0.4 | 1004 92| 1869 450| 75%
Catherine Vanicek | 18.5 55 0.5 | 16 62 0.4 | 1184 50| 2232 250| 63%
Borg Bunny | 18.2 56 0.4 | 24 42 0.5 | 775 163| 2337 104| 49%
Alan Sawyer | 16.0 57 0.4 | 5 143 0.1 | 3275 4|10649 1097| 22%
Sara Dunham | 15.9 58 0.4 | 11 83 0.3 | 1476 23| 3429 385| 61%
Rob Landley | 15.8 59 0.4 | 28 38 0.6 | 576 242| 1809 148| 96%
Den Whitton | 15.5 60 0.4 | 33 32 0.8 | 481 284| 1372 198| 55%
Rain | 14.9 61 0.4 | 22 45 0.5 | 692 196| 2043 372| 58%
Susan Schnelbach | 13.2 62 0.3 | 15 64 0.3 | 903 120| 1921 359| 62%
Andy Goldman | 13.1 63 0.3 | 18 59 0.4 | 742 181| 1370 332| 76%
Larry Moore | 13.0 64 0.3 | 7 110 0.2 | 1906 11| 4794 986| 68%
Dan Hurst | 12.3 65 0.3 | 19 53 0.4 | 660 208| 1214 385| 57%
Bud Webster | 12.2 66 0.3 | 20 49 0.5 | 626 223| 1940 333| 63%
Sherman Dorn | 12.1 67 0.3 | 19 51 0.4 | 653 211| 1489 247| 66%
Richard Knowles | 12.1 68 0.3 | 18 56 0.4 | 689 197| 1815 214| 59%
Hal Levy | 11.9 69 0.3 | 9 93 0.2 | 1359 33| 2315 552| 67%
ROBERT VARGA | 11.6 70 0.3 | 4 158 0.1 | 2970 5|10366 376| 79%
Dee Gardner | 11.4 71 0.3 | 14 65 0.3 | 836 140| 1480 351| 49%
Keith Wood | 11.2 72 0.3 | 13 68 0.3 | 883 129| 1687 519| 59%
Robert Hammond | 11.2 73 0.3 | 11 78 0.3 | 1041 81| 1825 505| 45%
Channon Lang | 10.9 74 0.3 | 13 70 0.3 | 856 135| 1794 360| 41%
David Dyer-Bennet | 10.8 75 0.3 | 9 95 0.2 | 1231 45| 1795 592| 67%
John Fleming | 10.5 76 0.3 | 8 100 0.2 | 1349 34| 2032 694| 65%
Roelof Otten | 10.4 77 0.3 | 21 48 0.5 | 508 276| 896 317| 60%
Erik Staubo | 10.3 78 0.3 | 19 55 0.4 | 557 255| 1239 174| 51%
Laurence Mayer | 10.2 79 0.2 | 3 191 0.1 | 3476 3| 8831 631| 97%
Adrian Jenkin | 9.7 80 0.2 | 9 98 0.2 | 1099 65| 2991 405| 76%
Carolyn Fusinato | 9.7 81 0.2 | 11 82 0.3 | 898 121| 3417 135| 94%
Lisa Reeves | 9.5 82 0.2 | 10 84 0.2 | 969 101| 2384 431| 40%
Donna Dewitt | 9.3 83 0.2 | 14 66 0.3 | 682 200| 1233 286| 51%
Russell Cook | 9.3 84 0.2 | 8 102 0.2 | 1186 49| 1782 568| 60%
John George | 9.1 85 0.2 | 9 92 0.2 | 1034 83| 1782 506| 58%
Merrick Baldelli | 9.1 86 0.2 | 11 77 0.3 | 844 137| 1573 429| 66%
Beth Friedman | 9.0 87 0.2 | 15 63 0.3 | 615 227| 1356 267| 48%
Barb Philbrick | 8.9 88 0.2 | 9 90 0.2 | 1016 91| 2907 368| 72%
Jim Mclaughlin | 8.6 89 0.2 | 13 72 0.3 | 677 202| 1968 299| 56%
Keith D. La Rue | 8.4 90 0.2 | 13 71 0.3 | 665 207| 1298 318| 49%
Dkimmel | 8.3 91 0.2 | 8 101 0.2 | 1059 77| 2049 647| 44%
Mark Galanter | 8.1 92 0.2 | 8 106 0.2 | 1032 85| 1999 520| 78%
Paul Wilson | 8.0 93 0.2 | 11 81 0.3 | 748 179| 1628 352| 64%
Poe Lim | 7.9 94 0.2 | 14 67 0.3 | 581 237| 1017 265| 64%
Michael Higgins | 7.5 95 0.2 | 8 107 0.2 | 959 105| 1842 496| 62%
Bryan Porter | 7.4 96 0.2 | 9 88 0.2 | 841 138| 1586 441| 74%
Jeff Clayton | 7.3 97 0.2 | 9 96 0.2 | 832 143| 1718 382| 58%
Barry Gold | 7.3 98 0.2 | 6 121 0.1 | 1240 42| 3242 523|100%
Kay Shapero | 7.3 99 0.2 | 12 74 0.3 | 618 225| 1273 351| 78%
Jim Gifford | 6.9 100 0.2 | 11 79 0.3 | 645 213| 1919 184| 55%
Susana Montes | 6.9 101 0.2 | 8 104 0.2 | 881 131| 2109 375| 70%
John O'Connor | 6.8 102 0.2 | 5 133 0.1 | 1402 27| 2896 577| 66%
Steven Ross | 6.7 103 0.2 | 10 85 0.2 | 681 201| 1110 372| 50%
Nick Ragovis | 6.6 104 0.2 | 7 108 0.2 | 968 103| 1604 470| 54%
Ann McGrath | 6.6 105 0.2 | 8 103 0.2 | 846 136| 1856 213| 85%
John Aldrich | 6.5 106 0.2 | 9 97 0.2 | 734 184| 943 573| 76%
Keith Mcdermitt | 6.4 107 0.2 | 6 124 0.1 | 1098 66| 2095 443| 77%
Alexis Marsh | 6.3 108 0.2 | 12 75 0.3 | 539 264| 1050 338| 71%
Myra I Fox | 6.3 109 0.2 | 6 125 0.1 | 1069 72| 2130 769| 56%
Mike Connor | 5.9 110 0.1 | 6 119 0.1 | 1002 94| 1554 505| 67%
Paul M. Wilson | 5.8 111 0.1 | 5 134 0.1 | 1189 48| 2480 584| 49%
Oliver McDonald | 5.8 112 0.1 | 9 86 0.2 | 656 210| 1183 296| 51%
Ita Anderson | 5.7 113 0.1 | 5 130 0.1 | 1176 53| 2051 525| 82%
Kerry Allsup | 5.4 114 0.1 | 4 159 0.1 | 1391 29| 2708 391| 61%
Jason New | 5.4 115 0.1 | 4 154 0.1 | 1385 30| 2064 622| 50%
Scott Promish | 5.4 116 0.1 | 7 111 0.2 | 789 157| 1748 315| 53%
Jeremy Mccoy | 5.4 117 0.1 | 9 87 0.2 | 609 228| 933 267| 78%
Max Yokell | 5.3 118 0.1 | 4 149 0.1 | 1366 31| 2134 618| 71%
Marc LaFleur | 5.3 119 0.1 | 9 89 0.2 | 605 229| 1087 162| 46%
Jacob Shafton | 5.3 120 0.1 | 9 91 0.2 | 604 231| 1042 322| 49%
Peter Van Ooteghem | 5.0 121 0.1 | 8 99 0.2 | 637 217| 930 461| 62%
Don Holbrook | 4.8 122 0.1 | 4 147 0.1 | 1236 43| 3712 399| 76%
Chris Gerolami | 4.8 123 0.1 | 13 69 0.3 | 377 310| 887 135|100%
Brett O'Callaghan | 4.8 124 0.1 | 7 113 0.2 | 698 191| 1218 357| 55%
Ed Copeland | 4.7 125 0.1 | 6 117 0.1 | 809 147| 1651 482| 42%
mark Manis | 4.6 126 0.1 | 5 137 0.1 | 950 107| 2177 257| 28%
William Cochrane | 4.6 127 0.1 | 6 114 0.1 | 783 159| 1084 580| 66%
Russ Jernigan | 4.5 128 0.1 | 6 120 0.1 | 774 164| 1248 475| 52%
STEVEN SKAGGS | 4.5 129 0.1 | 5 140 0.1 | 924 113| 1532 461| 54%
Dave Scanlon | 4.5 130 0.1 | 6 115 0.1 | 770 167| 1287 395| 92%
Bill Reich | 4.5 131 0.1 | 4 156 0.1 | 1152 55| 1754 686| 50%
Farrell McGovern | 4.4 132 0.1 | 6 118 0.1 | 751 175| 878 612| 57%
Mtraffic | 4.4 133 0.1 | 1 254 0.0 | 4492 2| 4492 4492|100%
Ray Hughes | 4.4 134 0.1 | 5 144 0.1 | 895 123| 1013 745| 71%
Rick Mackey | 4.1 135 0.1 | 6 122 0.1 | 705 190| 965 321| 70%
Jorj Strumolo | 4.1 136 0.1 | 2 249 0.0 | 2105 9| 2708 1503| 82%
Vince Grienti | 4.1 137 0.1 | 4 152 0.1 | 1044 80| 1693 506| 64%
Bruce Garner | 4.1 138 0.1 | 2 220 0.0 | 2076 10| 2548 1604| 63%
Holly Sullivan | 4.0 139 0.1 | 4 160 0.1 | 1023 89| 1538 615| 47%
Hank Lee | 3.9 140 0.1 | 7 112 0.2 | 577 241| 830 349| 76%
John Stepp | 3.9 141 0.1 | 3 186 0.1 | 1337 36| 1679 787| 55%
Patrick Long | 3.8 142 0.1 | 9 94 0.2 | 435 296| 673 223| 51%
Bob Lynch | 3.8 143 0.1 | 5 141 0.1 | 778 160| 1156 553| 63%
Don Dellmann | 3.8 144 0.1 | 3 173 0.1 | 1286 38| 2139 788| 34%
Karen Lamond | 3.7 145 0.1 | 5 132 0.1 | 766 169| 1108 534|100%
Philip Atkins | 3.7 146 0.1 | 3 193 0.1 | 1249 41| 1537 1081|100%
Vincent Mcconnell | 3.6 147 0.1 | 8 105 0.2 | 456 292| 861 216| 63%
Stephen Shearer | 3.5 148 0.1 | 2 234 0.0 | 1803 15| 2067 1539| 71%
Keith Harrison | 3.4 149 0.1 | 3 184 0.1 | 1177 52| 2257 557| 45%
Bill Woessner | 3.4 150 0.1 | 5 138 0.1 | 696 193| 1277 320| 74%
Patrick Goodman | 3.4 151 0.1 | 5 145 0.1 | 695 194| 857 484| 66%
Ira Lieberman | 3.3 152 0.1 | 6 123 0.1 | 569 247| 723 403| 51%
Florian Breitsameter| 3.3 153 0.1 | 6 126 0.1 | 568 250| 1073 382| 56%
Glenn Chambers | 3.3 154 0.1 | 5 142 0.1 | 669 205| 806 545| 61%
Lianne Burwell | 3.2 155 0.1 | 7 109 0.2 | 461 290| 728 216|100%
Steven Panter | 3.1 156 0.1 | 3 172 0.1 | 1070 71| 1598 710| 64%
Ric Carter | 3.1 157 0.1 | 4 162 0.1 | 801 151| 1035 580| 55%
Rick Chadderdon | 3.1 158 0.1 | 2 211 0.0 | 1570 19| 1755 1386| 68%
Pattie Sisson | 3.0 159 0.1 | 3 187 0.1 | 1037 82| 1170 861| 60%
Howard Brazee | 3.0 160 0.1 | 4 157 0.1 | 777 161| 999 255| 63%
Grendel | 2.9 161 0.1 | 3 166 0.1 | 1001 95| 1408 750| 75%
Kevin Swaim | 2.9 162 0.1 | 5 127 0.1 | 599 232| 1235 284|100%
Mark Stachiew | 2.9 163 0.1 | 3 175 0.1 | 999 96| 1051 966| 70%
Chris Lang | 2.9 164 0.1 | 2 235 0.0 | 1478 22| 1478 1478| 49%
John Andrew Coffin | 2.8 165 0.1 | 4 153 0.1 | 728 187| 1159 199| 80%
David Solly | 2.8 166 0.1 | 2 200 0.0 | 1453 24| 1689 1217|100%
Fen Eatough | 2.8 167 0.1 | 2 226 0.0 | 1441 25| 1600 1283| 55%
Avrama Gingold | 2.8 168 0.1 | 5 136 0.1 | 569 248| 1058 167|100%
Harold Stein | 2.8 169 0.1 | 5 128 0.1 | 566 252| 1068 316| 69%
Julie Rhodes | 2.8 170 0.1 | 3 180 0.1 | 944 108| 1051 812| 71%
Chris Mulcahy | 2.7 171 0.1 | 5 129 0.1 | 558 253| 1341 130| 74%
Felix Strates | 2.7 172 0.1 | 5 131 0.1 | 558 254| 873 203| 68%
Richard Schaefer | 2.7 173 0.1 | 3 192 0.1 | 927 112| 1262 749| 81%
Cory Mason | 2.7 174 0.1 | 2 198 0.0 | 1363 32| 1737 990| 78%
Niall Kavanagh | 2.7 175 0.1 | 5 135 0.1 | 544 260| 958 246| 56%
Kim Burt | 2.6 176 0.1 | 3 176 0.1 | 904 119| 1238 591| 57%
Evan Lim | 2.6 177 0.1 | 1 339 0.0 | 2711 6| 2711 2711|100%
John Jack | 2.6 178 0.1 | 3 170 0.1 | 886 128| 2084 246| 33%
ERIC GRAY | 2.6 179 0.1 | 1 265 0.0 | 2643 7| 2643 2643|100%
Frank Smedley | 2.5 180 0.1 | 5 139 0.1 | 516 273| 1023 170|100%
Audrey Falconer | 2.5 181 0.1 | 4 161 0.1 | 641 214| 1023 300| 63%
Kirad | 2.5 182 0.1 | 4 150 0.1 | 627 222| 791 478| 58%
Mike Rocheleau | 2.4 183 0.1 | 3 171 0.1 | 807 148| 1008 621| 67%
John Dierdorf | 2.3 184 0.1 | 2 242 0.0 | 1192 47| 1321 1064| 70%
Karen Mcmurray | 2.3 185 0.1 | 2 236 0.0 | 1183 51| 1460 907| 84%
Dragon Lady | 2.2 186 0.1 | 3 195 0.1 | 763 170| 1059 576| 47%
Lee Dacus | 2.2 187 0.1 | 6 116 0.1 | 377 311| 565 237|100%
Deborah Rice | 2.2 188 0.1 | 3 189 0.1 | 750 178| 873 680| 59%
Christopher Lee | 2.2 189 0.1 | 3 188 0.1 | 747 180| 1171 473| 61%
Adam Lang | 2.2 190 0.1 | 4 148 0.1 | 551 258| 808 372| 60%
Stuart Mantel | 2.1 191 0.1 | 2 228 0.0 | 1081 69| 1468 694| 96%
Scott Gilbert | 2.1 192 0.1 | 5 146 0.1 | 424 299| 594 275| 83%
Marco van den Bulk | 2.1 193 0.1 | 4 151 0.1 | 529 267| 843 260| 67%
Michael Burke | 2.1 194 0.1 | 1 264 0.0 | 2106 8| 2106 2106| 81%
Daniel Hutchinson | 2.0 195 0.0 | 3 182 0.1 | 687 198| 984 367| 42%
Daniel Kligerman | 2.0 196 0.0 | 2 229 0.0 | 1026 88| 1550 503| 66%
Darren Gibbs | 2.0 197 0.0 | 3 165 0.1 | 675 203| 1013 332| 34%
Jerry Maloney | 1.9 198 0.0 | 4 155 0.1 | 487 282| 833 327| 56%
David Schreiber | 1.9 199 0.0 | 2 248 0.0 | 974 99| 1006 942| 54%
Greg Hills | 1.9 200 0.0 | 2 204 0.0 | 971 100| 1129 814| 50%
Peter McNae | 1.8 201 0.0 | 2 218 0.0 | 944 109| 1218 670| 71%
Lee Render | 1.8 202 0.0 | 3 194 0.1 | 629 221| 1074 403|100%
Robert Mcgrath | 1.8 203 0.0 | 3 168 0.1 | 617 226| 841 477| 62%
Mike Vincelette | 1.8 204 0.0 | 2 199 0.0 | 920 115| 1221 619| 50%
Lewis Marvich | 1.8 205 0.0 | 2 205 0.0 | 910 118| 926 894| 74%
Michael Kube-Mcdowel| 1.8 206 0.0 | 3 178 0.1 | 605 230| 806 498| 81%
Chris Riley | 1.7 207 0.0 | 2 217 0.0 | 894 124| 1399 390| 74%
Michael Burgess | 1.7 208 0.0 | 2 219 0.0 | 892 125| 1071 713| 82%
Bobby Godbee | 1.7 209 0.0 | 3 169 0.1 | 589 235| 849 448| 73%
Alexander Stern | 1.7 210 0.0 | 2 233 0.0 | 882 130| 1294 470| 63%
Rex Deverell | 1.7 211 0.0 | 3 179 0.1 | 578 240| 776 471| 95%
David Ranne | 1.7 212 0.0 | 2 247 0.0 | 867 133| 969 765| 64%
Matt Dixon | 1.6 213 0.0 | 3 174 0.1 | 553 257| 823 384| 67%
Rosemary Ighel | 1.6 214 0.0 | 2 206 0.0 | 819 145| 1067 572| 52%
DEBBIE AYRES | 1.6 215 0.0 | 2 208 0.0 | 810 146| 813 808| 66%
DEVIN EDWARDS | 1.6 216 0.0 | 2 232 0.0 | 800 152| 1193 407| 60%
Dan Gilbert | 1.6 217 0.0 | 2 214 0.0 | 798 153| 884 713|100%
Adam Marti | 1.5 218 0.0 | 1 312 0.0 | 1569 20| 1569 1569| 78%
Daniel Saunders | 1.5 219 0.0 | 2 216 0.0 | 784 158| 923 645| 65%
Donald Jaramillo | 1.5 220 0.0 | 1 300 0.0 | 1550 21| 1550 1550| 48%
Allen Brown | 1.5 221 0.0 | 2 201 0.0 | 760 171| 1167 353|100%
Steve McKnelly | 1.5 222 0.0 | 2 203 0.0 | 758 172| 1080 436| 52%
Jonathan Tinsley | 1.5 223 0.0 | 2 197 0.0 | 750 177| 1282 219| 84%
Francis Binks | 1.5 224 0.0 | 3 167 0.1 | 495 279| 693 234| 93%
John Stith | 1.4 225 0.0 | 2 227 0.0 | 733 186| 834 632| 61%
Raymond Sultana | 1.4 226 0.0 | 1 334 0.0 | 1393 28| 1393 1393| 83%
Steven Brust | 1.3 227 0.0 | 4 164 0.1 | 336 320| 420 285| 45%
Bob | 1.3 228 0.0 | 1 310 0.0 | 1340 35| 1340 1340| 49%
Craig Hart | 1.3 229 0.0 | 2 202 0.0 | 665 206| 771 560| 82%
Kihe Blackeagle | 1.3 230 0.0 | 1 336 0.0 | 1331 37| 1331 1331| 47%
Tim Esaias | 1.3 231 0.0 | 3 177 0.1 | 441 294| 747 178| 95%
Timothy H. Willis | 1.3 232 0.0 | 2 240 0.0 | 647 212| 675 620|100%
Devin Wood | 1.3 233 0.0 | 3 181 0.1 | 427 298| 618 317| 75%
Marco van den Bovenk| 1.2 234 0.0 | 2 230 0.0 | 637 215| 829 445| 75%
Rodney Foremski | 1.2 235 0.0 | 2 210 0.0 | 637 216| 685 589| 74%
Owen E. Oulton | 1.2 236 0.0 | 2 246 0.0 | 635 218| 853 417| 41%
Huy Tran | 1.2 237 0.0 | 2 212 0.0 | 632 220| 915 350| 64%
Raphael Carter | 1.2 238 0.0 | 1 295 0.0 | 1229 46| 1229 1229| 56%
Dr. Alex Paterson | 1.1 239 0.0 | 1 330 0.0 | 1157 54| 1157 1157|100%
Rita Smith | 1.1 240 0.0 | 2 222 0.0 | 574 244| 698 450| 42%
Matt Schulz | 1.1 241 0.0 | 2 244 0.0 | 572 245| 609 536| 53%
Zane Melder | 1.1 242 0.0 | 2 224 0.0 | 569 246| 585 553| 38%
Bret Miller | 1.1 243 0.0 | 1 318 0.0 | 1135 58| 1135 1135|100%
Jo Ann Alexander | 1.1 244 0.0 | 3 185 0.1 | 378 309| 438 330|100%
Magik | 1.1 245 0.0 | 1 287 0.0 | 1114 62| 1114 1114|100%
Bruce Krobusek | 1.1 246 0.0 | 1 276 0.0 | 1113 63| 1113 1113| 73%
Richard Smierciak | 1.1 247 0.0 | 1 342 0.0 | 1110 64| 1110 1110|100%
Tommy Geddings | 1.1 248 0.0 | 2 207 0.0 | 543 261| 547 540|100%
Sara Martin | 1.1 249 0.0 | 2 209 0.0 | 540 263| 853 228| 86%
Gary Quinton | 1.0 250 0.0 | 2 213 0.0 | 536 265| 627 445| 78%
Michael Stevenson | 1.0 251 0.0 | 1 301 0.0 | 1068 73| 1068 1068| 46%
Chris Brown | 1.0 252 0.0 | 1 309 0.0 | 1057 79| 1057 1057| 25%
Keith Marshman | 1.0 253 0.0 | 2 215 0.0 | 526 268| 538 514|100%
John Garner | 1.0 254 0.0 | 4 163 0.1 | 259 337| 300 191|100%
Ron Lauzon | 1.0 255 0.0 | 1 304 0.0 | 1004 93| 1004 1004| 70%
Nomad Scry | 0.9 256 0.0 | 2 221 0.0 | 483 283| 508 458| 74%
Jeffrey Bachtel | 0.9 257 0.0 | 1 256 0.0 | 951 106| 951 951| 69%
Peter Hengstenberg | 0.9 258 0.0 | 2 223 0.0 | 466 288| 489 443|100%
Robert Freese | 0.9 259 0.0 | 2 225 0.0 | 458 291| 532 385| 37%
PAR SALIAN | 0.9 260 0.0 | 1 328 0.0 | 915 116| 915 915| 58%
Lissa Valerian | 0.9 261 0.0 | 1 268 0.0 | 895 122| 895 895| 95%
Todd Sullivan | 0.8 262 0.0 | 1 352 0.0 | 863 134| 863 863| 42%
Jim Satterfield | 0.8 263 0.0 | 2 231 0.0 | 418 302| 433 403|100%
Ed Vandeyck | 0.8 264 0.0 | 1 283 0.0 | 805 149| 805 805| 80%
Jimmy Cullen | 0.8 265 0.0 | 1 258 0.0 | 792 155| 792 792| 29%
Marco Dern | 0.8 266 0.0 | 1 262 0.0 | 790 156| 790 790| 65%
Rob Aquin | 0.8 267 0.0 | 1 324 0.0 | 776 162| 776 776| 75%
John E. Stith | 0.8 268 0.0 | 1 343 0.0 | 769 168| 769 769| 50%
David Grimes | 0.7 269 0.0 | 1 306 0.0 | 751 174| 751 751| 73%
Diane Walker | 0.7 270 0.0 | 1 280 0.0 | 736 182| 736 736| 54%
Brad Stiles | 0.7 271 0.0 | 1 322 0.0 | 733 185| 733 733| 31%
Doug Pierson | 0.7 272 0.0 | 1 346 0.0 | 716 188| 716 716| 62%
Glenn Makitka | 0.7 273 0.0 | 1 326 0.0 | 715 189| 715 715|100%
Cmcdonough | 0.7 274 0.0 | 1 267 0.0 | 697 192| 697 697|100%
Keith Richie | 0.7 275 0.0 | 1 321 0.0 | 693 195| 693 693| 74%
Wayne Wilsey | 0.7 276 0.0 | 2 237 0.0 | 343 318| 359 328|100%
Karen Gartin | 0.7 277 0.0 | 1 351 0.0 | 670 204| 670 670| 35%
Andre Kovacevic | 0.6 278 0.0 | 1 266 0.0 | 657 209| 657 657|100%
David Thiel | 0.6 279 0.0 | 1 252 0.0 | 634 219| 634 634| 58%
Mick Quinn | 0.6 280 0.0 | 2 239 0.0 | 316 324| 359 273|100%
Cory Kennerfeldt | 0.6 281 0.0 | 1 313 0.0 | 618 224| 618 618| 38%
Amy Farmer | 0.6 282 0.0 | 1 332 0.0 | 598 233| 598 598|100%
Kevin Oelklaus | 0.6 283 0.0 | 1 274 0.0 | 597 234| 597 597| 61%
Christopher Schneide| 0.6 284 0.0 | 1 284 0.0 | 585 236| 585 585|100%
Tim Russell | 0.6 285 0.0 | 2 241 0.0 | 291 327| 329 253| 86%
MICHELLE BOTTORFF | 0.6 286 0.0 | 1 338 0.0 | 580 239| 580 580| 57%
Rion Bergquist | 0.6 287 0.0 | 1 292 0.0 | 580 238| 580 580|100%
Tim Frayser | 0.6 288 0.0 | 1 269 0.0 | 575 243| 575 575|100%
Tyler Hewitt | 0.6 289 0.0 | 2 243 0.0 | 284 331| 285 283|100%
Mark Brush | 0.6 290 0.0 | 1 349 0.0 | 567 251| 567 567| 44%
Eric Gerds | 0.5 291 0.0 | 2 245 0.0 | 280 333| 286 275|100%
Martin Crisp | 0.5 292 0.0 | 1 350 0.0 | 553 256| 553 553| 58%
Geoff Bailey | 0.5 293 0.0 | 1 260 0.0 | 546 259| 546 546| 75%
Chris Barrett Reid | 0.5 294 0.0 | 1 308 0.0 | 540 262| 540 540| 70%
John Kellner | 0.5 295 0.0 | 3 196 0.1 | 177 346| 236 127|100%
Jean-Philippe Aitken| 0.5 296 0.0 | 1 270 0.0 | 523 269| 523 523|100%
Sean M. Brooks | 0.5 297 0.0 | 1 272 0.0 | 520 271| 520 520|100%
Juan Espada | 0.5 298 0.0 | 1 348 0.0 | 517 272| 517 517|100%
Gene Kroll | 0.5 299 0.0 | 1 314 0.0 | 511 274| 511 511|100%
Stormwalker | 0.5 300 0.0 | 1 251 0.0 | 510 275| 510 510|100%
Bill Kroulek | 0.5 301 0.0 | 1 278 0.0 | 503 277| 503 503|100%
Mark Aiello | 0.5 302 0.0 | 1 316 0.0 | 499 278| 499 499|100%
Hilary Hertzoff | 0.5 303 0.0 | 1 344 0.0 | 494 280| 494 494| 40%
Chuck Collins | 0.5 304 0.0 | 1 282 0.0 | 488 281| 488 488| 65%
Dustin Potter | 0.5 305 0.0 | 1 286 0.0 | 480 285| 480 480| 70%
Ron Rompen | 0.5 306 0.0 | 1 288 0.0 | 479 287| 479 479| 58%
Joe Slater | 0.5 307 0.0 | 1 320 0.0 | 479 286| 479 479| 42%
Jack Graham | 0.5 308 0.0 | 1 290 0.0 | 462 289| 462 462| 53%
Michael_r Smith | 0.4 309 0.0 | 1 294 0.0 | 450 293| 450 450| 37%
John Poznicek | 0.4 310 0.0 | 1 296 0.0 | 436 295| 436 436| 75%
Erin Finnegan | 0.4 311 0.0 | 1 298 0.0 | 429 297| 429 429|100%
Alexander Bouchard | 0.4 312 0.0 | 1 302 0.0 | 421 301| 421 421|100%
Jeff Prokop | 0.4 313 0.0 | 1 340 0.0 | 421 300| 421 421|100%
Jerry Wright | 0.4 314 0.0 | 1 253 0.0 | 417 303| 417 417|100%
Andrew Bishop | 0.4 315 0.0 | 1 255 0.0 | 416 304| 416 416| 68%
Sara Keating | 0.4 316 0.0 | 1 259 0.0 | 415 306| 415 415| 59%
David Crowder | 0.4 317 0.0 | 1 257 0.0 | 415 305| 415 415|100%
Andrew Morison | 0.4 318 0.0 | 1 261 0.0 | 407 307| 407 407|100%
Betsy Ziegler | 0.4 319 0.0 | 1 263 0.0 | 402 308| 402 402|100%
Greg Cotton | 0.4 320 0.0 | 1 271 0.0 | 373 312| 373 373|100%
Marilyn Barker | 0.4 321 0.0 | 1 273 0.0 | 370 313| 370 370|100%
Neil Singh | 0.3 322 0.0 | 1 275 0.0 | 358 314| 358 358|100%
Justin Mohareb | 0.3 323 0.0 | 1 277 0.0 | 358 315| 358 358|100%
Dean Sweatman | 0.3 324 0.0 | 1 279 0.0 | 347 316| 347 347|100%
Melissa Mccartney | 0.3 325 0.0 | 1 281 0.0 | 347 317| 347 347|100%
George Collins | 0.3 326 0.0 | 1 285 0.0 | 338 319| 338 338|100%
Elly Jeurissen | 0.3 327 0.0 | 1 289 0.0 | 331 321| 331 331|100%
Zarta | 0.3 328 0.0 | 1 291 0.0 | 329 322| 329 329|100%
Matthew Androlowicz | 0.3 329 0.0 | 1 293 0.0 | 323 323| 323 323| 59%
Ben Godin | 0.3 330 0.0 | 1 297 0.0 | 298 325| 298 298|100%
Simon Jester | 0.3 331 0.0 | 1 299 0.0 | 293 326| 293 293| 58%
Brendan Cheong | 0.3 332 0.0 | 2 250 0.0 | 145 348| 162 129|100%
Daniel Tinkel | 0.3 333 0.0 | 1 303 0.0 | 290 328| 290 290|100%
Joe Larson | 0.3 334 0.0 | 1 305 0.0 | 285 329| 285 285|100%
Jess Buckley | 0.3 335 0.0 | 1 307 0.0 | 284 330| 284 284|100%
Felix Lipov | 0.3 336 0.0 | 1 311 0.0 | 282 332| 282 282|100%
Julian Simpson | 0.3 337 0.0 | 1 315 0.0 | 275 334| 275 275|100%
Tony Carlisle | 0.3 338 0.0 | 1 317 0.0 | 265 335| 265 265|100%
Wayne Roznak | 0.3 339 0.0 | 1 319 0.0 | 264 336| 264 264|100%
Kevin Marmillion | 0.2 340 0.0 | 1 323 0.0 | 251 338| 251 251|100%
Duanne Jackson | 0.2 341 0.0 | 1 325 0.0 | 246 339| 246 246|100%
Richard Monk | 0.2 342 0.0 | 1 327 0.0 | 228 340| 228 228|100%
Linterah | 0.2 343 0.0 | 1 329 0.0 | 223 341| 223 223| 74%
Shane Palmer | 0.2 344 0.0 | 1 331 0.0 | 214 342| 214 214|100%
Pete Kurzman | 0.2 345 0.0 | 1 333 0.0 | 185 343| 185 185|100%
Derek Anderson | 0.2 346 0.0 | 1 335 0.0 | 182 344| 182 182|100%
Cindi St. Germain | 0.2 347 0.0 | 1 337 0.0 | 181 345| 181 181|100%
| 0.2 348 0.0 | 3 190 0.1 | 59 352| 71 53|100%
William Paley | 0.2 349 0.0 | 1 341 0.0 | 166 347| 166 166|100%
Roger Yerramsetti | 0.2 350 0.0 | 2 238 0.0 | 80 351| 80 80|100%
Allen Prunty | 0.1 351 0.0 | 1 345 0.0 | 109 349| 109 109|100%
Ric Shockley | 0.1 352 0.0 | 1 347 0.0 | 96 350| 96 96|100%
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David Andrew Clayton.
Canberra, Australia.
d...@prolix.apana.org.au
A Caring Prolix Bastard.
Jeff Allender
Authors on the 'net as a whole":
> On FidoNet, there's Pamela Dean... used to be a bunch of others, but I'm
> not sure they're still there. I'm not, though I used to be. (Lost my
> local node.)
AC> Here's a recent stats for the Fidonet SF echo.
OK, OK, DAC, you made the point that there are lots of interesting folks in the
Fidonet "sister" conference to r.a.sf.w. Here's a shortened list of actual
authors who have been active (e.g., more than just a post or two here and
there) at one or more times in the last six months or so. Alphabetically, to
avoid playing favorites:
Steven Brust ... Pat Cadigan ... Pamela Dean (Dyer-Bennet) ... John DeChancie
... John M. Ford ... Michael Kube-McDowell ... Joel Rosenberg ... John Stith
... Bud Webster ... Patricia C. Wrede. You'll see a good taste of the
"Minneapolis Mafia", former Scribblies, and their friends. Half of these
people I hadn't read before I encountered them on-line, and there's not a name
on the list that I wouldn't heartily recommend. (Well, there's a few books
that I wouldn't suggest as somebody's first encounter with an author if I'm
trying to get them hooked ...)
Other folks who used to be seen around, but not much (or at all) recently:
Jack Butler ... A. Scott Archer ... Robin Wayne Bailey ... Diane Duane ...
Raymond Feist ... William Greenleaf ... Gil Lamont ... Barbara Paul ... Will
Shetterly ... Lawrence Watt-Evans ... several of which (hi, Raymond! hi,
Lawrence!) have shown up hereabouts or in other fora after losing their
connections.
And a few others that I know have published stuff, but I haven't read any of
their works.
Julie Dean Smith
I lurk from time to time...haven't been able to post before now, though!
*****
Julie Dean Smith
Media Station, Inc.
ju...@mediastation.com
David DeLaney
Any plans to continue on Cups & Sorcery?
Dave "curious" DeLaney
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It's not the clock that slows the hour The definition's plain for anyone to see
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costik
David: The second book, to be titled ONE QUEST, HOLD THE DRAGONS is
finished and currently on the schedule for release -- sometime in 95, I
believe, though I haven't been told the month.
Greg
P Nielsen Hayden
>David: The second book, to be titled ONE QUEST, HOLD THE DRAGONS is
>finished and currently on the schedule for release -- sometime in 95, I
>believe, though I haven't been told the month.
Yo, Greg. Last I checked, it was scheduled for May. This could still
change.
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senior editor, Tor Books : opinions mine
Pekka P. Pirinen
for his fan writing, has written _The Space Eater_ & other sf), Ken Appleby
(_The Voice of Cepheus_), Kari Nenonen (a Finnish author, not translated to
English, as far as I know).
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Pekka P. Pirinen
David Dyer-Bennet
> On FidoNet, there's Pamela Dean... used to be a bunch of others, but I'm
> not sure they're still there. I'm not, though I used to be. (Lost my
> local node.)
Patricia C. Wrede is now pretty active. Joel Rosenberg still has a
presence there. Steven Brust is temporarily disconnected due to my
upgrade to Linux (his point doesn't work any more). Pat Cadigan just
turned up again. John DeChancie continues to be very active. I'm
probably forgetting somebody important, I always do when i do these
lists.
There are also a number over on the Mystery echo (which I also
moderate).
And we miss you.
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Gary Cooper
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is my husband's - we're using the same account.
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JoSherman
Kerr) writes:
Kit: That 10 free hour thing--you betcha!
Per Ekman
> [...]
>Can someone add to my list?
Christopher Priest cpr...@cix.compulink.co.uk
>Aaron
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R.Downing
R.Downing
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>Louise Cooper
I was getting worried :)
Rik (cs5...@ccub.wlv.ac.uk)
denizen of chaos
Peter David hangs out in rec.arts.comics, Dave Langford
is in a bunch of groups, Terry hangs out on alt.fan.pratchett,
I thought that Neil Gaiman was once on the 'net (don't know
whether he still is or not...), Lawrence Watt-Evans and Joel
Rosenberg hang out around here...
This was a good way to go trolling for authors, though...
Arin
A. Carey
has an address at the WELL, haven't seen any posts though.
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dav
I am not going to bore you with a list of names but there are at
least 20 very well known authors who are not just members, but very active
members
dav
>
>It took 53 seconds (0.88 minutes) to do this task
What was it supposed to prove, BTW?
dav
Pat Cadigan, is very active on Delphi and Genie... I think she has also
been spotted a number of other places in Cyber Space. Like the Well, etc.
That activity (and her books) are what has earned her the title of
"Cyber Goddess"
Oh, gawd, don't tell her I said that...
Cadigan
watt...@delphi.com
>> So what I was thinking is: Is there a master list of accessible authors?
>
>The only reason I could think of there being one is if the SFWA was
>organized enough to send e-mail to its members. I don't much about
>the SFWA, but I'd be surprised if that was actually true.
>
First a nitpick: It's not "the SFWA," it's just SFWA. Damon Knight, who
named the organization in the first place, gets really cranky about that.
No "the."
Secondly, and more to the point, the SFWA Directory ("the" here modifies
"Directory," not "SFWA") does include a list of members' e-mail addresses.
It's not very complete, and SFWA doesn't do electronic mailings, but the
list does exist.
David Wren-Hardin
>In article <5kzwbV9....@delphi.com>, watt...@delphi.com writes:
>
>> On FidoNet, there's Pamela Dean... used to be a bunch of others, but I'm
>> not sure they're still there. I'm not, though I used to be. (Lost my
>> local node.)
>>
>
>Here's a recent stats for the Fidonet SF echo.
>
>
>It took 53 seconds (0.88 minutes) to do this task
That's nice, did this have a point though ?
David "It took me five seconds to writ this" Wren-Hardin
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Cats have never forgotten this.
David Tomlinson
: In article <po0RN4G....@delphi.com>, dav <burn...@delphi.com>
: writes:
: Too late.<g>
Living proof that they are here, watching our every move, reading
our every word, errr ... sorry, got carried away.
Now I KNOW I'm going to keep reading this newsgroup! Seriously,
a lot of us are not going to subscribe to a specific service like
Delphi, GEnie, Compuserve, AOL, etc. This newsgroup, being available
to just about everybody, regardless of service provider, is a great
area for the dissemination of ideas and the discussion of various
points of view. Including hearing from authors that we read and
respect.
This contact with the authors, in a public forum (not so intrusive
as e-mail, etc.) is important to enthusiasts such as myself. I began
reading sf when I was about 8 or 9, which I will admit was in the
*very* early 60's :-). I remember reading the Heinleins, Clarkes,
Bradburys and even the earlier rocketship adventure writers of the
40's and 50's. These people influenced me tremendously but they
were figures described only by their writings and whatever I could
get from the author blurb on the back endpage of the dustjacket.
I never got to meet Heinlein, the author who had the most influence
on me. I still hope to meet Clarke or Bradbury, I still have a chance!
I met Fred Pohl just a couple of months ago, it was very educating and
served to provide an actual image to go with the picture I had built
up over the years.
This forum allows us to 'meet' authors without invading their privacy;
it allows up to realize these people are real, they exist, they are not
just names on a dust cover. Keep it up, I hope more authors will grace
us with their presence. Thanks.
BTW Pat, are you appearing at any conventions in the near future? I
would like to hear you speak. And maybe get a book or two signed! :-)
I think your writings are tremendous and I look forward to your next
book.
Now, if only J.G.Ballard were on the net!
DCT
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"By day fantastic birds flew through the petrified forest, and jeweled
crocodiles glittered like heraldic salamanders on the banks of the
crystalline river. By night the illuminated man raced among the trees,
his arms like golden cartwheels, his head like a spectral crown...."
Cadigan
Tomlinson) writes:
>>Pat, are you appearing at any conventions in the near future? I
>>would like to hear you speak. And maybe get a book or two signed! :-)
>>I think your writings are tremendous and I look forward to your next
>>book.
Thanks very much for your good words about my work, David. If you're going
to be at the world sf con in Winnipeg, Armadillocon in Austin, the World
Fantasy Convention in New Orleans, or Orycon in Portland, Oregon, please
look me up and say hello.
>>Now, if only J.G.Ballard were on the net!
My British sources tell me that there's very little chance that J.G.
Ballard will be joining us here in cyberspace. Rumor has it--or since this
is information from England, perhaps that should be *rumour* has it--that
Mr. Ballard doesn't even own a computer.
Thanks again!
dav
too busy getting ready for Saturday's departure to New Orleans...