The Course of the Heart by M. John Harrison

Light, Orion (London, England), 2002, Bantam (New York, NY), 2004.Īnima, Gollancz (London, England), 2005. (With Jane Johnson under joint pseudonym Gabriel King) The Golden Cat (sequel to The Wild Road), Del Rey (New York, NY), 1999. (With Jane Johnson under joint pseudonym Gabriel King) The Wild Road, Del Rey ( New York, NY), 1998. The Course of the Heart, Gollancz (London, England), 1992. The Centauri Device, Doubleday (Garden City, NY), 1974.Ĭlimbers, Gollancz (London, England), 1989. The Committed Men, Doubleday (Garden City, NY), 1971. Clarke Award shortlist and James Tiptree Award, both 2003, both for Light. Atherstone Hunt, Atherstone, Warwickshire, England, groom, 1963 student teacher in Warwickshire, England, 1963–65 Royal Masonic Charity Institute, London, England, clerk, 1966 freelance writer, 1966– New Worlds (magazine), London, literary editor and reviewer, 1968–75.ĪWARDS, HONORS: Boardman Tasker Memorial Award, c.

Hobbies and other interests: Mountaineering, fell-walking in Scotland and in England's Lake District, playing guitar, riding horses.ĪDDRESSES: Agent-Mic Cheetham Literary Agency, 11-12 Dover St., Green Park, London W1S 4LJ, England.ĬAREER: Writer. PERSONAL: Born July 26, 1945, in Warwickshire, England son of Alan Spencer (an engineer) and Dorothy (a clerk) Harrison. The seemingly least effected participant in the ritual (who is haunted by the smell of roses) attempts to help his friends escape the torment that has engulfed their lives.(Joyce Churchill, Michael John Harrison, Gabriel King, a joint pseudonym) Self-styled Sorcerer Yaxley becomes obsessed with a terrifyingly transcendent reality. Her husband Lucas believes that a dwarfish creature is stalking him. Pam Stuyvesant is an epileptic haunted by strange sensual visions. Years later, none of the participants can remember what exactly transpired but their clouded memories can't rid them of an overwhelming sense of dread. It begins on a hot May night, when three Cambridge students carry out a ritualistic act that changes their lives. The author of Things That Never Happen and Light (Tiptree Award winner) delivers an extraordinary, genre-bending novel that weaves together mythology, sexuality, and the troubled past and present of Eastern Europe. Pam Stuyvesant is an epileptic haunted by.

The Course of the Heart by M. John Harrison