From the title piece, "Blue Apes" - a story of discovery, loss and betrayal on a distant planet - to "Sunday's Child"- an account of an alien born to human colonists - Phyllis Gotlieb's short fiction
From the title piece, "Blue Apes" - a story of discovery, loss and betrayal on a distant planet - to "Sunday's Child"- an account of an alien born to human colonists - Phyllis Gotlieb's short fiction explores issues and passions that are deeply human, even when her characters are not. Gotlieb writes in the American SF tradition from a decidedly Canadian perspective.
"Phyllis Gotlieb demonstrates ... she has a special talent for conjuring up alien types that are both fresh and totally convincing."
- The Magazine of Fantasy and Science Fiction -
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Phyllis Gotlieb was born in Toronto, Canada where she still currently resides. She is married to Calvin Gotlieb, now ¡professor emeritus of Computer ¡Science at the University of Toronto and has three grown children, and four grandchildren. She has published five volumes of ¡poetry, nine novels (eight of them ¡science fiction), as well as two story collections, and has co-edited an anthology of Canadian science fiction. Versions of her works have appeared in nine languages worldwide.
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