Peter Crowther

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For the paleontologist, see Peter R. Crowther

Peter Crowther (1949- ) is a British journalist, short story writer, novelist, editor, publisher and anthologist. He is the founder (with Simon Conway) of PS Publishing. He edits a series of themed anthologies of science fiction short stories published by DAW books. He is also the editor of Postscripts.

Contents 1 Bibliography 1.1 Novels 1.2 Short Stories 2 Collections of Crowther's short stories 3 Anthologies edited by Crowther 4 Literary Awards 5 Cultural references 6 External links

[edit] Bibliography

[edit] Novels

• Escardy Gap (1996) (with James Lovegrove)
• Fugue on a G-String (1998)
• Gandalph Cohen and the Land at the End of the Working Day (1999)
• The Hand That Feeds (1999)
• After Happily Ever (2000)

[edit] Short Stories

• Blue Christmas (1991)
• Constant Companion (1992)
• The Visitor (1992)
• Fallen Angel (1993)
• Morning Terrors (1994)
• All We Know of Heaven (1995)
• Bindlestiff (1995)
• A Breeze from a Distant Shore (1995)
• Conundrums to Guess (1995)
• Home Comforts (1995)
• The Invasion (1995)
• Too Short a Death (1995)
• The Bachelor (1996)
• The Fairy Trap (1996)
• Halfway House (1996)
• Surface Tension (1996)
• A Worse Place than Hell (1996)
• The Killing of Davis-Davis (1997)
• The Last Vampire (1997)
• Palindromic (1997)
• Safe Arrival (1997)
• Three Plays a Quarter (1997)
• Tomorrow Eyes (1997)
• The Unbetrayable Reply (1997)
• Elmer (1998)
• Front-Page McGuffin and the Greatest Story Never Told (1998)
• Some Burial Place, Vast and Dry (1998)
• Cat On an Old School Roof (1999)
• The Hand that Feeds (1999) (with James Lovegrove)
• Late Night Pick-up (1999)
• Old Delicious Burdens (1999)
• Setting Free the Daughters of Earth (1999)
• Shatsi (1999)
• Dream a Little Dream for Me... (2000)
• Songs of Leaving (2000)
• Bernard Boyce Bennington And the American Dream (2001)

[edit] Collections of Crowther's short stories

• Spaces Between the Lines (2007)

[edit] Anthologies edited by Crowther

• Heaven Sent (1995)
• Moon Shots (1999)
• Mars Probes (2002)
• Constellations (2005)
• Forbidden Planets (2006)

[edit] Literary Awards

• British Fantasy Society : Best Collection winner (2000) : Lonesome Roads

[edit] Cultural references

• Peter Crowther is mentioned in Alan Hollinghurst's 2005 novel The Line of Beauty, in the very first lines.

[edit] External links

• Biography from the World Horror Convention
• Biography and Bibliography at Fantastic Fiction
• Peter Crowther at Scifipedia
• PS Publishing