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Lewis Shiner

(b.1950)

Shiner is the author of six novels, including BLACK & WHITE and DESERTED CITIES OF THE HEART, both available in trade paperback from Subterranean Press. Also available from Subterranean is COLLECTED STORIES, covering 40 years of short fiction.

Shiner lives in North Carolina, USA.

Awards: WFA (1994) see all

Genres: Literary Fiction, Science Fiction

Novels

   Frontera (1984)
   Deserted Cities of the Heart (1988)
   Slam (1990)
   The Edges of Things (1991)
   Glimpses (1993)
   Say Goodbye (1999)
   Black & White (2008)
   Dark Tangos (2011)
   Outside the Gates of Eden (2019)

Collections

   Private Eye Action As You Like It (1998) (with Joe R Lansdale)
   Love in Vain (2001)
   Missing Persons (2006)
   Collected Stories (2009)
   Heroes and Villains (2017)
   More Collected Stories (2023)

Novellas and Short Stories

Gold (2013)
The Apparition (2022)

Anthologies edited

When the Music's over (1991)

Series contributed to

Tor.Com Original
Friedrich the Snow Man (2013)

Non fiction show

Omnibus editions show

Books containing stories by Lewis Shiner

The Big Book of Cyberpunk Vol. 2 (2024)
(Big Book of Cyberpunk, book 2)
edited by
Jared Shurin

The Best of Subterranean (2017)
edited by
William Schafer

Year's Best SF 18 (2013)
(Year's Best SF , book 18)
edited by
David G Hartwell

More books

Awards

1994 World Fantasy Award for Best Novel : Glimpses

Award nominations

	2015 Sidewise Award for Best Short-Form Alternate History (nominee) : The Black Sun
	2015 Locus Award for Best Novella (nominee) : The Black Sun
	2010 Theodore Sturgeon Memorial Award (nominee) : The Death of Che Guevara
	1989 Locus Award for Best Science Fiction Novel (nominee) : Deserted Cities of the Heart
	1988 Nebula Award for Best Novel (nominee) : Deserted Cities of the Heart
	1985 Locus Award for Best First Novel (nominee) : Frontera
	1984 Philip K Dick Award (nominee) : Frontera
	1984 Nebula Award for Best Novel (nominee) : Frontera

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Standard Candles (1996)
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