Paul Cook is an American science fiction writer and classical music critic. He is a Principal Lecturer in the English Department at Arizona State University . ^[1]

Works [ edit ]

Novels [ edit ]

Paul Cook has written eight science fiction novels. ^{[2] [3]}

• Tintagel (1981). Ace Science Fiction. Finalist for the 1982 Locus Award for Best First Novel . ^[4]
• The Alejandra Variations (1984). Ace Science Fiction. ^[5]
• Duende Meadow (1985). Bantam Spectra. ^{[6] [7]}
• Halo (1986). Bantam Spectra. ^[8]
• On The Rim Of The Mandala (1987). Bantam Spectra. ^{[9] [10]}
• Fortress On The Sun (1997). Roc SF; Reprint (2008). Phoenix Pick/Arc Manor Books ^[11]
• The Engines Of Dawn (1999). Roc SF; Reprint (2008). Phoenix Pick/Arc Manor Books ^[12]
• Karma Kommandos (2008). Phoenix Pick/Arc Manor Books

Other writing [ edit ]

Paul Cook has published short stories in Amazing Stories , Digital Science Fiction , Isaac Asimov's Science Fiction , The Hawai'i Review , The Magazine of Fantasy and Science Fiction , The Nameless Review , and New Letters . He also writes book reviews for Galaxy's Edge Magazine. ^[13]

He has published poems in a wide variety of literary non mainstream magazines such as The Georgia Review and Quarterly West .

He has written classical music criticism for such venues as ClassicsToday.com and MusicWeb-International.com, and now writes classical music reviews exclusively for The American Record Guide . He has written extensively on the music of Hindemith , Prokofiev , Shostakovich , and Stravinsky .

He most recently wrote the introduction to the 2006 edition of Edgar Rice Burroughs ' novel Tanar of Pellucidar (Bison Books/University of Nebraska Press) and is the Series Editor for the Phoenix Science Fiction Classic series from Phoenix Pick/Arc Manor books.

References [ edit ]

External links [ edit ]

• Paul Cook's official website at paulcook-sci-fi.com
• Paul Cook at the Internet Speculative Fiction Database
• The American Record Guide at AmericanRecordGuide.com