#this is a charles/angela song to me forevs

[judasisgayriot]

(i saw the ending when they turned the page.) out here the bird don’t sing out here the field don’t grow out here the bell don’t ring out here the good girls die

[lovingyoulovinme]

charles leclerc x reader & past!lewis hamilton x reader

in which charles starts to date lewis hamilton's ex girlfriend

this part will focus mostly on y/n and lewis's relationship/break up with following parts focusing on her relationship with charles

lewisupdates

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lewisupdates Lewis and Y/N tonight at their friend's birthday party!

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user1 mom & dad 🥰

teamhamilton they are GLOWING

user2 the way there were breakup rumors up and down the tl last week...thank god

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user3 they fight break up allegations every 6 months 😭

ynsgf i love them so much 🫶

June 5, 2021

yourinstagram

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yourinstagram family 🫶🏽🌅

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lewishamilton My love ❤️

user4 im crying please get married already

ynfan MOST BEAUTIFUL EVER

user5 lewis looks so happy!!!!!!!! thank you for ur service y/n

yourfriend does he have a brother

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yourinstagram @/nicolashamilton

yourfriend I WAS JOKING

mercedesamgf1 You twooooo 😍🥹

June 28, 2021

yourinstagram

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yourinstagram tour officially started last night at msg!!!! it's a long oneeeee but i'm so excited 🥹

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ynstan SEE YOU IN TWO MONTHS BABY

lewishamilton ❤️‍🔥

thegarden Miss you already 🫣

user6 cant believe we're gonna be deprived of y/n and lewis content for so long 💔

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ham44 manifesting he has time in-between races to go to some of the shows

user7 the way i fear we're gonna get breakup rumors once again

August 1, 2021

yourinstagram

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yourinstagram wrote a song :) what if i told you i'm releasing it on friday :)

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user8 lewis not in the comments or the likes...who else is scared rn

bellahadid got your back forever 🫂💕

yourfriend user, what a loser

ynstan these comments from her friends...im gonna throw up what is going on

user9 YESSSSSSSSSSS

hamiltonyln her and lewis both deleting posts of each other and now she's releasing a song in the middle of tour it's so over

August 31, 2021

yourinstagram

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yourinstagram thank you for all the love you've given to what a lie, the tour, and to me 💌 grateful for everyone in my life that helped me get through the last few months ❣️❣️❣️❣️❣️

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yelyahwilliams queen of the world

loriharvey 😍😍😍

cullen_angela Proud of you 🤍

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ynstan angela still supporting her 😭🫶

ham44 as she should

user10 charles leclerc liking this???? wtf is a polar bear doing in arlington texas

yourfriend we are grateful for YOU

user11 no guys fr do her and charles know each other

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ynfan shes been to a million races they've prob crossed paths a few times

November 4, 2021

a/n: i swear i don't have some horrible obsession with having the reader cheated on 😭 the song inspired me with choosing what would be the downfall of their relationship and that's it i SWEAR. not sure how many parts this will have but enjoy for now and thank you for 1.5k followers it means the world 🫶🏽

[psychicreadsgirl]

Pick a Novel: Keywords/prominent themes in your life

Pick the novel that draws your attention the most. If you can't decide between two, then look at the 2 readings. This is a general reading, so not everything will apply. Please take what resonates and leave what doesn't behind!

#1

Keywords: love, lust, passion, fun, temperament, cafe, sweet, bicycle, pen, books, music, loyalty, winter, sofa, furniture, thoughts, light, intuition, soulmate, art, obsidian, cake, carbonated water, skincare, socks, cooking

Celebrities/Public Figures: Audrey Hepburn, Min Yoongi, IU, Claude Monet, Angela Merkel, Andrew Carnegie, John Johnson, Mark Zuckerberg, Larry Page, Howard Schultz, Sam Walton, Amancio Ortega, Queen Elizabeth I, Jane Austen, Jennie Kim

Countries: Italy, Canada, South Africa, Thailand, Saudi Arabia, Singapore, Greece, Madagascar, Qatar, Sweden, Zambia, Taiwan, Solomon Islands

Numbers: 11, 1, 5, 9, 80, 888, 6

Brands: Hermes, Tiffany, Apple, Instagram, Taobao, Lamborghini, Deloitte, Microsoft, Chopard, Givenchy, Patek Phillipe, Chloe, Alaia, Kraft,

Kpop songs: Young Forever by BTS, Shine by PENTAGON, Me Gustas Tu by GFRIEND, Run to You by DJ DOC, Love Lee by AKMU, Deja vu by TXT, Back Down by P1Harmony, Love shot by EXO

#2

Keywords: economy, job loss, new opportunities, play, drama, anger, frustration, lost, compass, computers, battery, feet, head, brain, summer, pearl, avocado, junk food, fried chicken, challenge, frugal

Celebrities/Public Figures: Grace Kelly, Billie Eilish, Keanu Reeves, Rosé, Jung Hoseok, Salma Hayek, Pablo Picasso, Princess Diana, Thomas Edison, Sergey Brin, Mary I, William Shakespeare, Lee Nayeon

Countries: New Zealand, USA, Maldives, Indonesia, United Kingdom, Venezuela, Lithuania, Nepal, Portugal, Poland, Lebanon, Mali, Netherlands

Numbers: 4, 99, 101, 33, 13, 14, 0

Brands: Masion Margiela, Amazon, facebook, Shein, PWC, Missoni, Moschino Couture, Toyota, citi bank, Chaumet, Polene, Pizza Hut,

Kpop songs: Love Dive by IVE, Shangri-la by VIXX, Sweety by Clazziquai, I NEED U by BTS, The Chaser by Infinite, Magnetic by ILLIT, My House by 2PM, ICY by ITZY

#3

Keywords: tales, gossip, lies, funny, movies, theatre, cell phone, cool, kpop, magenta, ancient, history, claws, cats, tiger, fall, jealousy, games, aquamarine, lemons, makeup, pencil, groceries

Celebrities/Public Figures: Beyonce, Lady Gaga, Morgan Freeman, Kim Seokjin, Jang Wonyoung, Matt Damon, Napoleon Bonaparte, Shinzo Abe, Steve Jobs, Voltaire, Kim Jisoo,

Countries: Ethiopia, France, Russia, Ireland, Argentina, Afghanistan, Libya, Rwanda, Nigeria, Pakistan, Morocco, Malta, Kazakhstan, Kenya, Iraq,

Numbers: 2, 7, 69, 25, 55, 79, 1182

Brands: Saint Laurent, miumiu, Starbucks, Mercedez-Benz, Nestle, Oracle, Tod's, Bulgari, Rolex, KFC, SUBWAY, Carrefour, Kellog's

Kpop songs: Supernova by aespa, Maestro by seventeen, Not by the moon by GOT7, Alone by Sistar, Hip by MAMAMOO, Good Day by IU, Bite Me by ENHYPEN, Work by ATEEZ, The Feels by TWICE

#4

Keywords: foreign, spicy, peppery, rice, no, objection, resistance, control, storms, thunderstorms, shower, tension, crush, pop, paper, mango, legs, fragrance, emerald, clothing rack, tomatoes, defeat,

Celebrities/Public Figures: Judy Garland, Margot Robbie, G-Dragon, Jeon Jungkook, Pharrell Williams, Emmanuel Macron, Bill Clinton, King Charles, Warren Buffet, Cleopatra, Kim Mingyu

Countries: South Korea, Philippines, Scotland, Spain, Albania, Guatemala, Malaysia, Iran, Romania, Honduras, Georgia, Croatia, Belgium, Czech Republic, Gambia, Guinea

Numbers: 31, 75, 412, 43, 486, 640

Brands: Chanel, Prada, Bentley, Gucci, Samsung, Disney, BMW, Hyundai, cisco, Van Cleefs & Arpels, Dior, Loro Piana, Shake Shack

Kpop songs: Gee by SNSD, If you by BIGBANG, Antifragile by LE SSERAFIM, Up and Down by EXID, OMG by NewJeans, Lion by (G)I-DLE, Hello by TREASURE,

#5

Keywords: death, mystery, mirror, reflection, shadow, black, grey, white, funeral, video, sprint, pool, gym, streets, metro, subway, chocolate, broken, knees, moon, ruby, surgery, teeth, race

Celebrities/Public Figures: Marilyn Monroe, Barack Obama, Kate Winslet, Kim Taehyung, Aamir Khan, Marie Antoinette, Elon Musk, Robert F Kennedy, Jeff Bezos, Richard Branson, Edward VIII, Charles Dickens, Abraham Lincoln, Park Bogum,

Countries: North Korea, China, Vietnam, Brazil, Bangladesh, Cambodia, Germany, India, Israel, Laos, Haiti, Dominican Republic, Congo, Cuba, Egypt, Mongolia

Numbers: 3, 97, 17, 19, 52, 98

Brands: Ralph Lauren, Celine, Ferrari, Huawei, Uber, intel, UPS, Calvin Klein, Piaget, Guerlain, Berluti, Pepsi, Cadbury

Kpop songs: Shut down by Blackpink, Seven by Jeon Jungkook, God's Menu by Stray Kids, Love Love Love by Epik High, Very Nice by SEVENTEEN, Birthday by Jeon Somi, Psycho by Red Velvet,

#6

Keywords: travel, toxic, break away, departure, memory, dreams, truth, unveil, diary, journal, coffee, jacket, shoes, hands, social media, news, competition, autumn, diamonds, electricity, TV, cheat, fashion

Celebrities/Public Figures: Jane Birkin, Kim Jiwon, Gigi Hadid, Charlize Theron, Park Jimin, Salman bin Abdulaziz Al Saud, Maximilien Robespierre, Bill Gates, Queen Elizabeth II, Vladimir Putin, Henry Ford, James Joyce, Lalisa Manobal

Countries: Japan, Australia, Mexico, Iceland, Finland, Eritrea, Ecuador, Costa Rica, Cyprus, Bolivia, Botswana, Bahamas,

Numbers: 8, 646, 152, 37, 49, 22

Brands: Louis Vuitton, Lexus, Tesla, Fendi, Walmart, Nike, Siemens, Google, Cartier, Burberry, Ferragamo, Burger King, Unilever

Kpop songs: ROCKSTAR by LISA, Cherry bomb by NCT 127, Move by Taemin, Dramarama by MONSTA X, Love Scenario by iKON, Get a Guitar by RIIZE, Replay by SHINee, Candy Sugar Pop by ASTRO, Mr. Simple by Super Junior

[bobbystompy]

91 Quotes I Enjoyed From 2020

Below are my favorite quotes from 2020. Though most occurred throughout the year, some took place before but were encountered during.

1) “You don’t have to be new to make new.” - Rick Rubin

2) “He put the beat on and go to sleep then wake up with a verse.” - The Lox

3) “Every opinion is bad.” - Blink-155

4)

(via Twitter)

5) “At the start of every disaster movie, there’s a scientist being ignored.”

6) “Be brave enough to suck at something new.”

7) “Comedy is the only job you can have where you can use everything you know” - Robin Williams via Dave Chappelle

8) “What’s the worst swear word where you live?” - Josiah Hughes

9) “Cookies are a really great way to get everybody to like you for a short period of time” - YSAC

10) “The worst dancer at a wedding is the one who’s not dancing.” - John Mulaney

11) “I never saw the end of the tunnel. I only saw myself running out of one." - Kobe Bryant

12) "A good movie begins as you're walking out of the theater" - Ethan Hawke

13) “When I was young and starting in cinema, there was a saying that I carved deep into my heart which is, 'The most personal is the most creative.’ That quote was from our great Martin Scorsese.” - Bong Joon-ho

14) “Run to the rescue with love, and peace will follow” - River Phoenix via Joaquin Phoenix

15) “Thank you -- I will drink until next morning.” - Bong Joon-ho

16) “Men will bury their emotions for decades and then take it all out on children tubing while they drive the boat.” - @krauter_

17) “They help you with the dumb face stuff, but they don’t tell you how to fix it” - Adam (Nate’s friend), on having older sisters

18) “We all had our connections, but it’s not the details themselves that matter, it’s the feeling behind them. There are a million coming-of-age tales. Lady Bird’s secret sauce is how deeply its creator gave a shit. The older I get, the less I care about anything but the sense of a filmmaker’s personal connection to the material. It doesn’t matter what it’s about, what genre it is, or whether it’s genre at all. I only really care that it feels like something the filmmaker had to tell me, and that it was that filmmaker in particular who had to tell it. It has to answer the ‘why are you telling me this’ question, and not just why are you telling me, but why are you telling me.

Lady Bird is a movie that feels like only Greta Gerwig could’ve made. And it’s only because it’s so specific to her that it can be so meaningful to so many people.” - Vince Mancini

19) "I have cast some lonely votes, fought some lonely fights, mounted some lonely campaigns. But I do not feel lonely now.” - Bernie Sanders

20) “Ever hear a Beatles song you haven’t heard before?”

21) “Drinking is an emotional thing. It joggles you out of the standardism of everyday life, out of everything being the same. It yanks you out of your body and your mind and throws you against the wall. I have the feeling that drinking is a form of suicide where you're allowed to return to life and begin all over the next day. It's like killing yourself, and then you're reborn. I guess I've lived about ten or fifteen thousand lives now.” - Charles Bukowski

22) “You shouldn’t have to hear a band to know if they’re good or not” - Josiah Hughes

23) “I was raised by OGs.  Some of you were raised by IG.  I understand.” - Ice-T

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[Here is where I note the line of demarcation that was the COVID-19 pandemic hitting the US, pushed forward by Tom Hanks’ announcement, the NBA and NCAA shutting down, and, then, the nation itself.]

* * *

24) “There are decades where nothing happens, and there are weeks where decades happen.” - Vladimir Lenin

25) "Taken together, this is a massive failure in leadership that stems from a massive defect in character. Trump is such a habitual liar that he is incapable of being honest, even when being honest would serve his interests. He is so impulsive, shortsighted, and undisciplined that he is unable to plan or even think beyond the moment. He is such a divisive and polarizing figure that he long ago lost the ability to unite the nation under any circumstances and for any cause. And he is so narcissistic and unreflective that he is completely incapable of learning from his mistakes. The president’s disordered personality makes him as ill-equipped to deal with a crisis as any president has ever been. With few exceptions, what Trump has said is not just useless; it is downright injurious." - Peter Wehner

26) "Epidemics have a way of revealing underlying truths about the societies they impact." - Anne Applebaum

27) “A funny thing about quarantining is hearing your partner in full work mode for the first time. Like, I’m married to a ‘let’s circle back’ guy — who knew?” - Laura Norkin

28) 

(Jojo Rabbit)

29) “The world ends when you're dead. Until then, you got more punishment in store. - Deadwood: The Movie

30) “All bleeding stops eventually.” - Deadwood: The Movie

31) “Our Father, which art in heaven… / Let him fucking stay there” - Deadwood: The Movie

32) “It’s like a power outage, but we still have power” - Ryen Russillo, on the pandemic

33) “Whenever Sox baseball returns, it’ll be weird to not have Farmer on the call any more. The relationship between a fan and longtime announcer is always built in the little moments. One afternoon, he’s the soundtrack as you clean the garage. On another night, he’s your bookmark for the game as you stand in line for churros or walk down the ramps at Sox Park to try for better seats in the 100 level. A voice like Farmer’s becomes so familiar that you only really notice when it’s no longer there.” - Kevin Kaduk, on the passing of Ed Farmer

34) 

(via Twitter)

35) “In my songs, I try to look through someone else’s eyes, and I want to give the audience a feeling more than a message” - John Prine

36) “Observe everything. Admire nothing.” - Generation Kill

37) “Trump, by that definition, has always been a wartime president -- always willing to sacrifice people he doesn’t know to things he only sort of cares about” - David Roth

38) "Whenever they speak Michael Jordan, they should speak Scottie Pippen." - Michael Jordan

39) "Fiction is a bridge to the truth that journalism can't reach." - Hunter S. Thompson

40) “Airlines sending me “we’re in this together” emails. When my suitcase was 52 pounds I was on my own.” - Mike Dentale

41) “Sometimes you can be the worst source of your own story” - Ryen Russillo

42) “Family is not necessarily blood, but instead who you would bleed for.”

43)

(via Twitter)

44) "This is the deal that Jordan made, knowingly or unknowingly — that he would trade everything he had for everything he wanted. And then, when he won all those things, he found that he had nothing but that.” - David Roth

45) “I’m brand loyal, but the brand doesn’t matter” - Caitie Miller, on why she doesn’t like generic peanut butter

46) “NOBODY shitposts Gene Hackman!!” - Mark Dehlinger

47) “When a man concludes that any stick is good enough to beat his foe with—that is when he picks up a boomerang.” - G.K. Chesterton

48) “You can be appalled forever, but shocked only once.” - Jeff Weiss, on early Eminem

49) “Whether I’m pessimistic or optimistic, the fight’s the same” - David Simon

50) “Freedom can never be completely won, but it can be lost.” - Bernard Simon

51) “Racism in America is like dust in the air. It seems invisible — even if you’re choking on it — until you let the sun in. Then you see it’s everywhere. As long as we keep shining that light, we have a chance of cleaning it wherever it lands.” -Kareem Abdul Jabbar

52) “In a racist society, it is not enough to be non-racist -- we must be anti-racist.” - Angela Davis

53) “Start as close to the end as possible” - Kurt Vonnegut, on creative writing

54) “You can’t stay woke all the time — that’s insomnia.” - Dr. Cornel West

55) “No, I get it. I’ve dated a lot of Geminis.”

56) “The joy of life comes from our encounters with new experiences, and hence there is no greater joy than to have an endlessly changing horizon, for each day to have a new and different sun.” - John Krakauer, Into The Wild (via Tyler Keller)

57) "I couldn't show them my For You because it's pretty much just lesbian stuff and depression memes" - Maggie Loesch, on showing TikTok to her coworkers

58) "It's 1 a.m. in Slovakia and I've already had one bottle of wine and I don't know how long this press conference will go, so good luck to me." - Marian Hossa, following his NHL Hall of Fame announcement

59) “All I want in life is to go on an Anguilla group trip” - Mandy Gilkes

60) “You miss old friends when you don’t see them, but you miss them more when you do.” - Chuck Klosterman

61) “The only way to appreciate the present is to pretend it’s already the past.” - Chuck Klosterman

62) Enjoy the power and beauty of your youth, oh, never mind You will not understand the power and beauty of your youth Until they've faded, but trust me, in 20 years, you'll look back At photos of yourself and recall in a way you can't grasp now How much possibility lay before you and how fabulous you really looked

(”Everybody's Free [To Wear Sunscreen]”)

Second time that essay’s been quoted on this list.

64) "I mean, it's just human nature to suck up to the people above you, crap on those beneath you, and undercut your equals” - Brian, Family Guy

65) “You never quit a job. You quit a manager.” - Brian Bedford

66) “All the pictures in my house are of people I’m not friends with” - Tracy Cunningham

67) “In order to leave something behind, you have to leave.” - Dr. Herman, Grey’s Anatomy

68) 

(via Twitter)

69) “You can obsess about death if you don’t have to obsess about dying.” - Brendan Kelly via “White Noise”

70) “If it’s right to do, it’s wrong to wait.” - Andy, doorman 

71)

72) “When I'm sometimes asked when will there be enough [women on the Supreme Court] and I say, 'When there are nine,' people are shocked. But there'd been nine men, and nobody's ever raised a question about that.” - Ruth Bader Ginsburg

73) "America is mostly people who’ve never left their state saying we have the best country in the world." - Billy Wayne Davis

74) “A writer is someone who knows at least 80% of their writing sucks.” - Gabe Hudson

75) 

(via Twitter)

76) “You’re dead twice” - Brendan Kelly

77) “Perfect is the enemy of good” - Voltaire (via Zach Lowe)

78) “I don’t want to be a savior, I want to be a mirror.” - Alexandria Ocasio-Cortez

79) “I get bad Twitter FOMO but not real life FOMO. That just goes to show I need to get off the Internet.” - Josh Thomas

80) “Is there anything you love in life that you engage with seriously that you don't also engage with humor?" - Sam Sutherland, on his relationship with Blink-182

81) “My favorite genre of music is my friends' bands" - Josiah Hughes

82) “Let’s fall in love like both our parents aren’t divorced.”

83) “Seabiscuit may be the only earthling that was on both sides of the stamp.” - Brendan Kelly

84) “There’s no shame in coming in second, except in, like, wars.” - Family Guy

85) “I feel like I experience writer’s block 100% of the time, and when I do write, I have impostor syndrome.” - Phoebe Bridgers

86) “We teach based on what we most need to learn.” - psychologist on Grey’s Anatomy

87) “Having too many choices is the leading cause of stress” - Grey’s Anatomy

88) “I think we've all gravely underestimated the extent to which this year has changed all of us, permanently” - Kelli Maria Korducki

89) 

(via Twitter)

90) “I wonder if people understand why they don’t have polio” - Sandra E. Garcia

91) “Ending songs is terrible, so let’s keep singing” - Dave Hernandez

[godlessondheimite]

Rejected BroadwayCon Panels

Did Mrs. Lovett and Sweeney Fuck?

Featuring a panel of seventeen experts in the fields of Sex Psychology, Stage Sexuality, Eroto-Cosmetology, Knifeplay in Mid-19th Century London, Feminist Cannibalism Studies, 1970’s Angela Lansbury, The Sensuality of Bertolt Brecht, and BDSM (By-the-sea Domination in Sondheim Musicals). The legendary Dr. Ruth moderates.

Tony Kushner Speaks

What’s he going to say? We don’t know! We can’t predict where Tony Kushner's train of thought will take us or how long we’ll be on the ride, but we know it’ll be a real treat.

First Look: The Secret History

Ambitious, wide-eyed Californian Richard Papen flees from the sunshiney state of California to pursue his passion: the classics. He is whisked away into a group of handsome, mysterious academics who become like family to him...but one wild party will change their lives forever. Starring Ben Platt as Richard Papen, Lee Pace as Henry Winter, Jon Groff as Bunny Corcoran, Andrew Garfield with red hair as Francis Abernathy, Nic Rouleau as Charles Macaulay, and any woman as Camilla Macaulay. Music and lyrics by Benj Pasek & Justin Paul.

Articulating Your Mental And Emotional Crises Without Using Sondheim Lyrics

Sometimes (hopefully not often), you might talk to someone who won’t know what you mean when you say “My mind is reeling with betrayal like Charley Kringas during Franklin Shepard Inc.” In this class, learn how to assign normal-people words to your feelings, such as “disillusionment,” “dejection,” “despair,” “regret,” “remorse,” “resentment,” “ennui,” “a cold cavern where most people have love, and the chilly breeze that whispers through the emptiness.” Hosted by Rachel Bloom.

Who’s-ie That Newsie?

A crash course in differentiating the dozens of leaping boys in identical outfits and the actors who play them so that you know what your children are talking about. (One of them is Crutchie, and another one is Jeremy Jordan.)

Acting Seminar: The RSL Method

Learn acting techniques such as “authentic stammering” and “standing with your hands on your hips.”

If You Love Hamilton, You’ll Love…

If you’re all finished with Hamilton (as if!), come discover other history-based musicals that are just as zazzy and accessible as Lin-Manuel Miranda’s hit show: Assassins, Parade, The Scottsboro Boys, and Rags.

First Look: Kirby and Furby

Stoke your sad 90’s nostalgia with the touching romance between two round puff creatures, and get a sneak peak at the 40-foot animatronic Furby puppet that takes 97 stagehands to control. Music and lyrics by Frank Wildhorn.

Ranting RENT

Is RENT your favorite musical ever? Is RENT your least favorite musical ever? Do you find RENT flawed, but you can’t underestimate its impact and find the backlash against it just as overblown as the hype? Do you wish everyone would stop talking about RENT? This panel is for you!

Wicked!

A meet-up for fans from Boston.

First Look: Adulterer? I ‘ardly Knew ‘er!

Jason Robert Brown’s new musical comedy about an unspeakably talented rogue who cheats on his wife and riffs on pianos. Featuring Hugh Jackman’s long-awaited return to Broadway.

Chess

Learn how to play the hit board game based on Tim Rice and ABBA’s hit show (that also makes an appearance in Falsettos).

First Look: Bunuel

Just kidding.

Disn Don Bluth Sing-Along

Come sing songs from your favorite childhood animated films from a less litigious corporation. “The Land Before Time” had a lot of bangers. Jam out to whatever was going on in “Rock-a-Doodle.” Did “The Secret of NIMH” have songs? And a whole lot of “Anastasia!”

Higgins & Pickering & Charley & Frank: Making the Subtext Textual

Best Side Story

Fans vote on their favorite subplots, whether it’s Cordelia’s journey as a caterer in Falsettos, Arpad’s growing ambition in She Loves Me, or Mr. Doolittle’s accidental and unwanted rise to middle-class morality in My Fair Lady.

“Chase The Moon Across America”

Thirty-six students from NYU Tisch sit on a semi-darkened stage and recite the “Night Flight to San Francisco” monologue in perfect, creepy unison.

[markwatkinsconsumerguide]

Consumer Guide / No.98 / American television, film and stage actress, Bernadette Quigley with Mark Watkins.

MW : What’s new?

BQ : Currently, work is sparse as most of my businesses have been shut down because of the COVID-19 pandemic. No films or television shows are being shot in NYC at this moment in time and most of my side businesses are on pause as well. This season’s gardening work didn’t happen at all (because NYC had not yet deemed gardening an essential service).

Thankfully, I have a few coaching (acting) clients I work with often and I had one job before this pandemic hit that I’m still working on - a press and radio campaign for Irish singer-songwriter Ultan Conlon’s beautiful new record, ‘There’s a Waltz’. It’s been gratifying to see reviewers agreeing with me that it’s Ultan’s finest record thus far!

MW : Tell me about your role in Law & Order...

BQ : Well, I had four Law & Order roles, actually. Two are on Law & Order: SVU and two are on the mothership Law & Order.

My first big role on SVU was of a victim, Jean Weston, on the season finale of their 2nd season, many moons ago. This character was a mother and wife from Oregon whose husband and son got stabbed to death by a serial killer – played by Richard Thompson.

I’ll never forget this role for many reasons but primarily it was a job where I discovered I could cry on cue. The director and producers decided they wanted to end the episode with a huge close up of my character, breaking down in the gallery in the courtroom. One of the producers shouted out, “Bernadette…can you cry on cue!?” I meekly replied, “Sure.” Next thing I hear was…”rolling….” and “ACTION”… I looked up, terrified I wouldn’t be able to summon up tears but imagined the hell my character went through and looked deeply into Chris Meloni’s eyes and …phew!...started to cry!

The Law & Order franchise has been a godsend for many actors. Not just financially, which it has and still is but for me, the experience I gained working on those shows led to a lot more television and film work over the years, so I’m forever grateful to creator/producer, Dick Wolf.

MW : What are your own views on law & order? Anything you’d like to see relaxed or tightened up on?

BQ : Feels very naïve and idealistic to say this, but I’d love to see major, police reform. Police brutality is despicable and out of control, especially in Black communities. 

I believe we’re beginning to see the power of the Black Lives Matter movement resulting in some of these police officers losing their jobs and sometimes being arrested themselves for their unspeakable acts of violence, but I imagine we, as a nation, need to keep the pressure on. The police brutality simply has to stop. There has to be more consequences for those senseless deaths. There has to be better training, etc...

I’d also love to see major gun control in this country. I would love to see guns banned. Period. But that’s highly unrealistic as this country tragically has a major addiction to their gun culture. Perhaps someday we’ll have some common-sense gun control again such as background checks, and high-capacity magazine and semi-automatic assault weapon bans.

MW : What was it like working with Kenneth Branagh?

BQ : I suggested Kenneth’s play “Public Enemy” to the Irish Arts Center’s Artistic Director at the time, Nye Heron, and was emailing and talking with Kenneth’s assistant quite a lot before setting up a meeting with Kenneth and Nye.

I was flying high that I helped to secure the rights to his play. Kenneth then came to our first read-through, and he came back to see a preview or two. He was an absolute prince, kind, intelligent, caring, witty.

However, this success was so bittersweet because my dad died right before we opened the play, a performance I had dedicated to him before he died (because my dad loved Jimmy Cagney, and the main character of the play was obsessed with Cagney). The play got great reviews and we ran for five months. It was so difficult for me to fully appreciate the success of this show as I was mourning the most devastating loss of my life.

MW : Which "shelved" film appearance of yours should have seen the light of day?

BQ : There’s a provocative film I am in about a racial experiment that is under the radar called, “The Suspect” (2014), which stars Mekhi Phifer, Sterling K. Brown and William Sadler.

By the way, I am currently in three indie films that I’m psyched for the world to see: I play a lead role in “Darcy” which is available (worldwide) to stream on Herflix.com; “The Garden Left Behind” has just landed international distribution, so stay tuned for the release date! And finally, I have an interesting supporting role in a film called “Tahara” which had its world premiere at Slamdance in January and is slated for more film festivals.

MW : What makes a good film/TV critic? Can you name any?

BQ : One that doesn’t give the plot, or too much dialogue away. I often don’t read reviews of films, or television shows, I want to watch because I love going in – not being influenced by another’s opinion. But sometimes, I’ll read reviews afterwards to learn more about the evolution of a film or TV show. I often find myself agreeing with A.O.Scott’s (NY Times) film reviews.

MW : How do you usually prepare for an acting role, and has a character ever taken you over?

BQ : The first thing I do is read the script several times and see what the words are telling me about the character, and how other characters view that person. If it’s a period piece, I research the era or history surrounding the event in the play, or screenplay. Eventually, I forget my research, learn my words and hopefully let the character inhabit me emotionally, physically and psychologically, spiritually etc…and try my best to be fully present with the other actors I’m working with moment-to-moment. Every project is different.

Yes, there were times, I found it difficult to shut off the pain of a character after some performances. Two that come to mind are two intensely emotional theatre roles I performed at the Repertory of St. Louis, Elizabeth Proctor in “The Crucible”, and Agnes in “Bug”.

MW : Is performing on film different to TV as an acting discipline?

BQ : I think it all depends on the style of the film, or television show. With a TV show like Law & Order, it’s formulaic and heightened realism (acting style) and so one makes sure one knows every single word, and hits one’s marks, and if it calls for emoting then one must emote! Some films I’ve done are grittier-kitchen-sink realism. A very minimalistic style of acting.

MW : Has your song-writer husband ever penned a song for you?

BQ : Yes, many….Don (Rosler) primarily writes for and with other artists – on the John Margolis: Christine’s Refrigerator CD, there’s many tunes that speak to many moments within the course of our lives: the title track (altho’ the name was changed), “Scrap of Hope” (a pep talk to me when I was stuck at a temp job I hated), “Here’s Something You Don’t See Every Day” (a wedding reverie that literally started in Don’s mind when I fell asleep on his shoulder), and he wrote an exquisite lyric for Bobby McFerrin’s Grammy-nominated record VOCAbuLarieS, a song called “Brief Eternity”… where his words infuse my love for gardening: “Working in the garden has you... ...Breathing in the bloom and then you View the sunset view to move you Close to truly understanding Life and death but nothing ending Voices living on”…..

MW : Tell me about some of your favourite music...

BQ : My music tastes are pretty eclectic – besides all the indie artists I’ve done publicity for, I love so many styles of music from classical to folk to country but here’s some of my fave artists: Tom Waits, Joni Mitchell, Bob Dylan, Stevie Wonder, Pink, Beyonce, Billie Holiday, Ani DiFranco, Ibeyi, Sinead O’Connor, Prince, Bjork, Leonard Cohen, Kacey Musgraves, K.D. Lang, Laura Mvula, Frank Sinatra, Ray Charles, Billy Bragg, and Randy Newman, among many others.

MW : ...and your favourite films....

BQ : Ohhhhh-so-many faves but a few, in no particular order :

Portrait Of A Lady On Fire (2019) 

Parasite (2019)

Secrets & Lies (1996) 

Vera Drake (2004)

Pain And Glory (2019)

Eternal Sunshine Of The Spotless Mind (2004)

BlacKkKlansman (2018) 

A Fantastic Woman (2017) 

Babette’s Feast (1987)

Coco (2017) 

To Kill A Mockingbird  (1962)

Nights of Cabiria (1957)

The 400 Blows (1959)

12 Years A Slave (2013) 

Jean de Florette (1986)

Trees Lounge (1996)

My Left Foot (1989)

In America (2002)  (I know I’m biased but still…such a beautiful film)! 

Annie Hall  (1977)

My Beautiful Laundrette (1985) 

My Brilliant Career (1979)

 And I also love documentaries and a ton of old movies from the 1930’s and 1940’s, such as The Lady Eve (1941).

MW : ...plus your favourite books....

BQ : I’m currently reading this years New York Times Bestseller American Dirt by Jeanine Cummins (it’s excellent!).

Some of my all-time faves are :

Of Human Bondage ~ W. Somerset Maugham (1915)

A Confederacy Of Dunces ~ John Kennedy Toole (1980)

Angela’s Ashes ~ Frank McCourt (1996)

The Grapes Of Wrath ~ John Steinbeck (1939) 

Lady Chatterley's Lover ~  D.H Lawrence (1960)

Olive Kitteridge ~ Elizabeth Strout (2008) 

Americanah ~ Chimanda Ngozi Adichie (2013) 

The Feast of Love ~ Charles Baxter (2000) 

Everything Here Is Beautiful ~ Mira T. Lee (2008)

An American Tragedy ~ Theodore Dreiser (1925)

Sister Carrie ~  Theodore Dreiser (1900)

Act One ~ Moss Hart (1959) 

Born A Crime ~ Trevor Noah (2016) 

Wild : From Lost To Found On The Pacific Crest Trail ~ Cheryl Strayed (2012)

MW : You enjoy gardening. How is yours designed and tended to?

BQ : I don’t have my very own garden. I live in NYC and dream of having a country house with a garden of my own one day!

This is the reason I started a side business of urban gardening. My dad was an extraordinary gardener and after he died, I started tending to my mother’s flower gardens. Then I found myself volunteering at a neighborhood garden and that led to me working in other people’s gardens. Primarily small back gardens and some rooftop or balcony gardens.

I specialize in flowers, shrubs and trees and love planting lots of perennials (flowers and plants) with annuals so there’s lots of varying blossoms of different heights and textures, throughout spring, summer and fall. 

When possible, if space allows, I also love incorporating foot paths, rock walls, or other elements in gardens – art/birdbaths/benches/statues that might be a sweet focal point but primarily I love the combinations of plants, trees, shrubs and flowers to be the focal points.

MW : Recommend five flowers...that every good garden should have!

BQ : Daffodils - one of the first signs of spring! Muscari (aka grape hyacinths) – the color (blue) is gorgeous, as is the scent. Climbing roses – the beauty and romantic history of roses. Anemone Robustissima (late blooming perennial flower). Lady Ferns (okay not a flower, but I’m a fern freak and I love ferns of all kinds!, but Lady ferns in particular are stunning when they sit beside most flowers or surround trees).

MW : How opinionated are you on current events? Would you like to be more, or less opinionated?

BQ : I’m extremely opinionated on current events but find it difficult to find ways to communicate my thoughts without screaming angrily from the rooftops and then of course not being heard. There are those that say we have an obligation to try to talk sense into people whose viewpoints are much more extreme than one’s own (either extreme conservative or extreme liberal). 

I’m very liberal but am more pragmatic when it comes to progress, not perfection, so I’m very happy to enthusiastically vote for someone like Joe Biden or in 2016, Hillary Clinton, but I honestly don’t know how to reach people whose minds are already made up – people who either continue to justify their support for the current racist/narcissist/sexist/pathological liar-in-chief, or that justify their “protest” vote by falsely equivocating both candidates as “the same” or “the lesser of two evils”.

So yeah, I offend people at times because yes, I’m judgmental when it comes to politics and I most definitely believe in the power of protests, but believe just as strongly in the collective power of one’s vote and it drives me insane when others don’t show up and vote for local elections, and national ones.

I find I do hold back on Facebook, not because I’m afraid to voice my opinions but because it becomes too much of a time suck for me.

MW : What character traits frustrate you?

BQ : Impatience (in myself). Aggression (in myself and others).

MW : What’s the kindest thing another person has done for you?

BQ : I find this question so complex to answer. There are so many inexplicable moments in my life, where I’ve been blown away by many seemingly small gestures or kind words from strangers. And professionally, I’ve been truly blessed to work with some top-notch directors that gave me the gift of encouraging me to fully trust my artistic instincts.

When I was a child, my parents were not the type of people who conveyed their love in typically demonstrative ways, in ways that I honestly craved, so on the rare occasions when either one of them did utter something like “We’re proud of you”, or “I love you”, I was very moved by them going past their own comfort zones to express that kind of sentiment!

I’ve had many personal and professional challenges in my life and many of my siblings have been there for me over the years in ways I can’t really articulate without choking up. I also think having the courage to face one’s disagreements and past hurt, which comes with the territory of most friendships and relationships, is an act of kindness that I most value. Those I feel closest to have stuck it through with me by navigating through some painful, complex and messy misunderstandings. I’ll never forget those acts of kindness and generosity.

MW : What have you lost, growing older... and gained?

BQ : My mom died in January, and as I mentioned, my dad died many years ago. Sometimes I feel the depths of that loss – the fact that I don’t have my parents to share the ups and downs of the events of the rest of my life. Of course, I do have them close to my heart and their spirits live on….but damn I miss them! I’ve definitely gained a profound appreciation for them and their influence on me in countless ways.

On a professional level, as an older actress, unfortunately it’s easy to become invisible but I’m not ready to disappear and am joining the fight against ageism! I’m drawn to stories and filmmakers that include women and men of all ages, genders and ethnicities.

Perhaps if enough roles are not forthcoming in the next number of years, I’ll venture into writing and directing at some point.

MW : Where can we find out more / keep in touch?

BQ : Thanks so much, here’s a few links…!

https://www.imdb.com/name/nm0703489/

https://twitter.com/quigdette

https://www.instagram.com/quigdette/

https://www.facebook.com/bernadette.quigley.3

https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Bernadette_Quigley

https://bernadettequigleymedia.wordpress.com/

https://bernadettetheconstantgardener.wordpress.com/bio/

© Mark Watkins / July 2020

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Now Available on my blog: The Complete Sanders Sides Spotify Playlist Breakdown

I purposely ordered these songs in the way they appear. And if you can play it off shuffle, I would encourage you to do so. Placing songs from the Q&A at the beginning and the songs with which I chose to end each playlist were not placed where they were accidentally by any means. But there is a method to my madness. I realise that many of you don’t have Premium and will only be able to play them on shuffle.

Some songs on these playlists just spoke to me, others I had to think about before adding. After each Blurb explaining the playlist, I’ve added links to them, so you don’t have to hunt them down. Hope you enjoy listening to them because they were fun to make.

-Kt💗

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Thomas - Most of the songs appearing on his playlist are songs that Thomas has covered. Some of the songs also appear on the Sides playlists. They are his Sides Afterall, so it only makes sense that they share some songs. {Link}

Orange Colored Sky {Nat King Cole} – Thomas has stated this to be one of his favourite songs. It had to be the first song.

Snow In Venice {Elizaveta} – Thomas’s cover of this song has got to be one of my favourites so it seemed only right.

Fly Me To The Moon {Frank Sinatra} – He covered it.

Love Like You (End Credits) {Rebecca Sugar} – It’s SU!

My Dragon Pal and Me {Cast of Galavant} – King Richard sometimes reminds me of Thomas. This song in particular.

Freeze Your Brain {Original World Premier Cast} – HE WAS JD IN HEATHERS: THE MUSICAL (the Orlando Production)

Waving Through A Window {Ben Platt} – He covered it.

We Are The Crystal Gems (Full Theme Song) {ZachCallison}

Welcome to the Black Parade {My Chemical Romance} – He covered it.

Guns and Ships {Original Broadway Cast}

Feels Like Summer {panama Wedding}

It’s Over Isn’t It {Deedee Madno Hall} – This has got to be another favourite song he’s covered.

Sick Muse {Metric}

Bubble Gum {Brigitte Bardot} – j’avais besoin d’ajouter une chanson en français.

Colors {Honest Men}

I Found You {Fraser Murray}

Here Comes A Thought {Estelle} – HOW ARE THOMAS’S SU COVERS SO GOOD?

Seventeen {Original World Premier Cast} – I think he and Nicole are better. But here’s the original.

Anything Vine Can Do, YouTube Can Do Better {Jon Cozart} – Thomas actually sings in this one, so …

Let’s Face It I’m Cute {11 Acorn Lane} – Thomas is cute.

Seasons Of Love {Original Broadway Cast}

Here {Alessia Cara} – the social anxiety and introversion he talks about.

Bueberry Hill {Louis Armstrong}

YouTube Culture {Jon Cozart}

Little Game {Benny}

Absolutely Smitten {dodie}

Dead Disco {Metric}

What A Wonderful World {Louis Armstrong}

Goodnight My Friend {Cast of Galavant}

Logan - This was the most difficult playlist for me to compile. Anxiety’s was easy because I stuck to a few artists and Patton and Morality each had a specific tone I was following. But I am least confident in this playlist. Anyway, most of the songs in this playlist relate to Logan more in their titles than in their tone. I tried to have mostly jazz and hip-hop genres, but I’m not sure I was very successful in that. In short, his songs mostly relate to his struggles to empathise and understand emotion. {Link}

Comfortably Numb {Pink Floyd} – Logan used this song to describe how he was feeling in the Q&A.

Immortals {Fall Out Boy} – this is a song from Logan’s favourite Disney film.

Achilles Last Stand {Led Zeppelin} – Mythology, literature, etc.

White & Nerdy {“Weird Al” Yankovic} – Logan’s a big ol’ nerd. And we love him for it.

The Meaning of Life {Monty Python} – Seems like something Logan would ponder.

What Am I Feeling {Cast of Galavant} – He doesn’t understand emotions.

Somethin’ Stupid {Frank Sinatra} – title more than meaning.

Another Brick In The Wall {Pink Floyd} – “Don’t Need No” is a double negative and I feel like that would bug him and I’d assume that’s why he’d want this kids to be educated.

Guns and Ships {Original Broadway Cast} – Logan can rap.

Blow Us All Away {Original Broadway Cast} – Ibid.

Non, Je Ne Regrette Rien {Édith Piaf} – Nah, he doesn’t regret anything *cough* infinitesimal *cough* Nothing.

You Oughta Know {Alanis Morisette}

I Wish I Knew Better {Owen Danoff}

Jamais seule {Loane} – Never alone. Not when he has books.

All of Me {Billie Holiday}

Education {Pearl Jam}

Word Crimes {“Weird Al” Yankovic}

Emotions {Evence} – no lyrics, because songs without lyrics are more confusing … like emotions.

I Don’t Like You {Cast of Galavant} – How he feels about Roman … probably.

Hit The Road Jack {Ray Charles} – again probably directed at Roman or Patton

Dance Off {Macklemore & Ryan Lewis}

Almost Like Being In Love {Nat King Cole} – ALMOST

Bohemian Rhapsody {Queen}

As Good As It Gets {Cast of Galavant} – he’s a realist

Galaxy Song {Monty Python} – That ending though.

Patton - Patton’s playlist was fun. I wanted it to be both parental (hence songs like “Que Sera Sera”) but also childish (hence the songs from kids shows and Disney films). I wanted it to play off the duality of Patton both being the parental side yet also being the most innocent/naïve of the group as well. I wanted his playlist to be very fun and playful. As such, I didn’t pay too much attention to the genre of the songs, I just wanted to be sure they were upbeat. {Link}

I Am The Walrus {The Beatles} – Patton used this song to describe how he was feeling in the Q&A.

Campfire Song Song {Spongebob Squarepants} – He pretty much just listens to it on repeat.

Winnie the Pooh {Disney Studio Chorus}

The Bare Necessities {Phil Harris and Bruce Reitherman}

He Mele No Lilo {Mark Keali’I Ho’omalu and Kamehameha Schools Children’s Chorus}

Hawaiian Roller Coaster Ride {Mark Keali’I Ho’omalu and Kamehameha Schools Children’s Chorus}

Steven Universe Theme Song {Giant Woman}

Pennies From Heaven {Louis Prima}

A Spoonful or Sugar {Julie Andrews}

Fly Me To The Moon {Frank Sinatra}

Beauty {Original Cast of Starship}

Pays to Bean Animal {Team StarKid}

La vie en rose {Édith Piaf} – I feel like the English version of this song is much more sombre than the French one and that’s why I put the French version on Patton’s playlist

Stadium Love {Metric}

Simple Song {The Shins}

You Make Me Feel So Young {Frank Sinatra}

Dream A Little Dream Of Me {Eliza Fitzgerald}

Angel Dance {Robert Plant}

Ironic {Alanis Morisette} – Because, the only ironic thing about this song is that the lyrics have nothing to do with irony. Reminds me of Patton’s use of “adultery.”

Je Ne Sais Pas {Joyce Jonathan} – Literally, the titles is I Don’t Know, and if that ain’t Patton.

1234 {Feist} – Almost put this on Logan’s playlist. But Feist counts “1234,56, 9 and 10” where did 7 and 8 go? Because of that, I felt this song was better suited to Patton.

The Moss {Cosmo Sheldrake} – this would work for Roman too, but I imagine it more as a parent telling a story than a knight living the story.

Ramble On {Led Zeppelin}

Feels Like Summer {Panama Wedding}

Que Sera, Sera {Sly & The Family Stone} – Because this song is so parental and I’m a sucker for Heathers. Syd Straw’s version is my favourite, but it’s not available here, so I went for the version at the end of the film.

Roman - Disney, you guys, Disney. So, Roman’s playlist had to be both filled with Disney and be as theatrical as he is. His playlist comprises of songs from the Disney Princess lineup (not necessarily a song sung by the princess) in chronological order as well as show tunes. Roman is Thomas’s fanciful Sides, so it seemed only natural to include soundtracks from musicals (whether film, television, or stage) as well as to includes songs focusing on the self and one’s dreams. {Link}

All I Do Is Win {DJ Khaled} – Roman used this song to describe how he was feeling in the Q&A.

Halo {Beyoncé} – His favourite “band”

Some Day My Prince Will Come {Adriana Caselotti}

A Dream Is A Wish Your Heart Makes {Ilene Woods}

An Unusual Prince/Once Upon A Dream {Mary Costa}

Part Of Your World {Jodi Benson}

Beauty And The Beast {Angela Lansbury}

One Jump Ahead {Brad Kane}

Colors Of The Wind {Judy Kuhn}

I’ll Make a Man Out of You {Donny Osmund}

Almost There {Anika Noni Rose}

I See the Light {Mandy Moore and Zachary Levi}

Touch The Sky {Julie Fowlis}

Love Is an Open Door {Kristen Bell and Santino Fontana}

How Far I’ll Go {Auli’i Cravalho}

Supercalifragilisticexpialidocious {Julie Andrews}

Freeze Your Brain {Original World Premier Cast}

My Shot {Original Broadway Cast}

For Forever {Ben Platt}

I’m Too Sexy {Right Said Fred} – OK, but like seriously. This is such a Roman song.

Ma Pomme {Maurice Chevalier} – mostly for this line “J'suis plus heureux qu'un roi”

Dreams {The Cranberries}

My Way {Frank Sinatra} – C’mon

Orange Colored Sky {Nat King Cole}

Virgil - The songs on this playlist are in the emo, rock, and punk genres for the most part. I also think this playlist has the least variety of artist, the reason for this being when one is in an emotional state, one is more likely to listen to familiar songs. Songs the person is used to and songs that comfort them. As such, Anxiety’s playlist changes between a few repeated artists. {Link}

I’m Not Okay (I Promise) {My Chemical Romance} – Anxiety used this song to describe how he was feeling in the Q&A.

Taking Over Me {Evanescence} – This is a song from his favourite band.

Don’t Threaten Me With A Good Time {Panic! At The Disco} – It’s full of angst. What else can I say?

Stressed Out {Twenty One Pilots} – He is anxiety personified after all.

Don’t Let Me Get Me {Pink}

Basket Case {Green Day}  

Paranoid {Black Sabbath}

Dazed and Confused {Led Zeppelin}

Fallen Leaves {Billy Talent}

Call Me When You’re Sober {Evanescence}

Welcome To The Black Parade {MCR} - He/Thomas sang this song on snapchat. So, I had to.

Heavydirtysoul {TOP}

Bring Me To Life {Evanescence}

Welcome To My Life {Simple Plan}

This Is Gospel {Panic! At The Disco}

Gimme Sympathy {Metric}  – He wants to be understood by the other Sides. He wants sympathy.

Goner {TOP}

Red Flag {Billy Talent}

Teenagers {MCR}

Haunted {Evanescence}

Just Like a Pill {Pink}

I Write Sins Not Tragedies {Panic! At The Disco}

Devil In A Midnight Mass {Billy Talent}

Help I’m Alive {Metric}

Good Riddance {Green Day} – it felt only appropriate to end his playlist with a song with such title.

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This file contains a list of novels and stories which contain one or more Artificial Intelligence (AI) characters.  Most of characters whose intelligence places a title on this list are effected or affected through the use of hardware, software or genetic alteration (rarely).  Additions and corrections would be most appreciated as the list compiler <Garet Sheppard> has not read all of the works listed here - or even a significant portion, and will probably never have a chance to do so. My thanks to Dan Bloch and Robert Stanley for suggestions, ideasand editing.

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Date: 7 Apr 91 02:01:30 GMT

From: panther@ccwf.cc.utexas.edu (Garet Sheppard)

Subject: Artificial Intelligence List - v2.3  (1600 lines)

           Artificial Intelligence List - v2.3

                      -Apr 6 1990-

The list uses the following AI definitions:

  A androids - robots in human form

  C computer systems - intelligent stationary computers or networks

  H humans in computerized/program/digitized form

  N non-mechanical, human created intelligences - usually biological

  O other intelligences - intelligent tanks, books, planets, whatever

  P programs - intelligent entities able to move between computer systems

  R robots - mobile, usually mechanical AIs

 S ships - intelligent; only mobile in the form of a (star)ship

  Y cyborgs - born human, almost completely replaced by machine parts

  * new/improved - information has changed since last edition

  e evolved - any of the AI forms which evolved their intelligences

(expanded definitions are listed at the end of the list)

Author

 AI type  Title

Abe, Kobo

  C      Inter Ice Age 4 (or _Dai yon kampo-ki_)

Adams, Douglas Noel

* R       Dirk Gently's Holistic Detective Agency [Monk of Belief]

  R      Life, the Universe and Everything

* R       So Long, and Thanks for All the Fish [Marvin]

  CRS    The Hitchhikers Guide to the Galaxy

  R      The Restaurant at the End of the Universe

Adlard, Mark

  C?     Interface

  C?     Multiface

Alban, Antony

  C      Catharsis Central

Aldiss, Brian Wilson

  R      `All the World's Tears`

  R?     `Comic Inferno`

  ?      `Full Sun`

  ?      `Neanderthal Planet`

  A      `Pink Plastic Gods`

  A      `Super-Toys Last All Summer Long`

  ?      `The Hunter at His Ease`

  R      `The New Father Christmas`

  R      `Who can Replace a Man?`

  ?      Who can Replace a Man? (coll)

Alexander, Marc

  R      The Mist Lizard

Allen, J.

  C?     Data for Death

Amminnus, Marcellinus (pseud.)

  C      `The Thought Machine`

Anderson Poul

  EO?    `Epilogue`  [mechanical life]

  AC     `Goat Song`

  HY?    `Kings Who Die`

  R      `Quixote and the Windmill`

  S      `Starfog`

  R?     `The Critique of Impure Reason`

  ?      A Circle of Hells

  ?      Brainwave

  C?     The Avatar

Anfilov, Gelb

  ?      `Erem`

Anmark, Frank

  A?     `The Fasterfaster Affair`

Anthony, Piers (Piers Anthony Dillingham Jacob)

  ?      OX

  R      Blue Adept

  C      Heaven Cent

  CR     Juxtaposition

  C      Man from Mundania

  ?      Mute

  ?      Omnivore

  CR     Orn

  CR     Out of Phase

  CR     Robot Adept

  CR     Split Infinity

  C      The Vale of the Vole

  CR     Unicorn Point

Anthony, Piers & Margroff, Robert & Offutt, Andrew J.

  A      `Mandroid`

Anvil, Christopher

  ?      `The Hunch`

Appleton, Victor (pseud.)

  ?      Terror on the Moons of Jupiter

Asimov, Isaac

  C      `All the Troubles in the World`

  R      `Catch that Rabbit`

  ?      `Death Sentence`

  R      `Escape!` or `Paradoxical Escape`

  A      `Evidence`

  R      `Feminine Intuition`

  R      `First Law`

  C      `Franchise`

  R      `Galley Slave`

  C      `Jokester`

  R?     `Lenny`

  R?     `Let's Get Together`

  R      `Liar!`

  R      `Little Lost Robot`

  ?      `Mirror Image`

  C      `Profession`

  R      `Reason`

  R?     `Risk`

  R      `Robbie` or `Strange Playfellow`

  R      `Robot AL-76 Goes Astray`

  R      `Runaround`

  R?     `Sally`

  R      `Satisfaction Guaranteed`

  A      `Segregationist`

  C      `Someday`

  R      `Stranger in Paradise`

  A      `That Thou Art Mindful of Him!`

  A      `The Bicentennial Man`

  C      `The Computer that Went on Strike`

  R      `The Evitable Conflict`

  C      `The Last Question`

  C      `The Life and Times of Multivac`

  C      `The Machine that Won the War`

  R      `The Tercentenary Incident`

  R      `Victory Unintentional`

  AO     Foundation's Edge  [planet]

  A      Foundation and Earth

  R      I, Robot (coll)

* A       Prelude to Foundation

  CR     Robot Dreams

  A      Robots and Empire

  A      Robots of Dawn

  A      The Caves of Steel

  A      The Naked Sun

  R      The Stars, Like Dust

  R      The Rest of the Robots (coll)

Asimov, Janet (Janet O. Jeppson)

  R?     Norby and the Lost Princess

  R?     Norby, the Mixed-up Robot

  R?     Norby's Other Secret

Balchin, Nigel

  C      `God and the Machine`

Ball, B.

  R      Night of the Robots

Bangs, John K.

  R?     The Worsted Man

Banks, Iain

  A?     Player of Games

  ?      Consider Phlebas

Banks, Raymond E.

  C      `Walter Perkins is Here!`

Bannon, M.

  R      Wayward Robot

Barrington, J Bayley

  R      The Soul of the Robot

Barth, John

  C      Giles Goat-Boy (or _The Revised New Syllabus_)

Bass, T.J. (pseud)

  O      Ball  [Cybers]

  S      Half Past Human

  O      The Class One  [Cybers]

  Y      The Godwhale

  O      Toothpick  [Cybers]

Bates, Harry

  R      `Farewell to the Master`

Baum, L. Frank

  R?     Glinda of Oz

  R?     Ozma of Oz

  R      Tik-Tok of Oz

  R      The Tin Woodman of Oz

Bayley, Barrington J.

  R      Soul of the Robot

  Y?     The Garments of Caean

  ?      The Rod of Light

Bear, Greg

  N      Blood Music  [nanobiorobots]

  H      Eon

  H      Eternity

Beaumont, Charles

  R?     `In His Image`

  A?     `Last Rites`

Bene't, Stephen Vincent

  ?      `Nightmare Number Three`

Benford, Gregory

  ?      `Doing Lennon`

  O      Across the Sea of Suns  [Alien Machine Intelligence]

  ACHR   Great Sky River

* O       In the Ocean of Night  [Alien Machine Intelligence?]

* O       Tides of Light

Berckman, Evelyn

  ?      The Voice of the Air

Bester, Alfred

  ?      `Adam and No Eve`

  A      `Fondly Fahrenheit`

  O      `Something Up There Likes Me`  [satellite]

  C      Computer Connection (or _Extro_)

* Y?      Golem^100

Bickham, Jack M.

  C      Ariel

Bierce, Ambrose

  R?     `Moxon's Master`

Biggle, Lloyd, Jr.

  R      `In His Own Image`

  ?      `Spare the Rod`

Binder, Eando (E. and Otto Binder)

  R      `Adam Link Faces a Revolt`

  R      `Adam Link Fights a War`

  R      `Adam Link in the Past`

  R      `Adam Link in Business`

  R      `Adam Link Saves the World`

  R      `Adam Link's Revenge`

  R      `Adam Link's Vengeance`

  R      `Adam Link, Champion Athlete`

  R      `Adam Link, Robot Detective`

  R      `From the Beginning`

  R      `I, Robot`

  R?     `Iron Man`

  R      `The Robot Aliens`

  R      `The Trail of Adam Link`

  R      Adam Link: Robot (coll)

  Y      Enslaved Brains

Bischoff, David

  C      Wargames

Bixby, Jerome

  R      `Guardian`

Blade, Alexander (pseud.)

  C      The Brain

Blish, James Benjamin

  A      `I, Mudd`

  R      `Now the Man is Gone`

  Y      `Solar Plexus`

  R?     `The Apple`

  ?      `The Box`

  R      `The Changeling`

  C      Cities in Flight

  ?      Midsummer Century

Bloch, Alan

  R      `Men Are Different`

Bloch, Chayim

  R?     `The Golem`

Bloch, Robert

  R      `Almost Human`

  R      `Comfort Me, My Robot`

  R      `The Tin You Love to Touch`

Bone, J. F.

  ?      `Triggerman`

Boucher, Anthony

  R      `The Quest for Saint Aquin`

Boulle, Pierre

  C      `The Man Who Hated Machines`

  A      `The Perfect Robot`

Bounds, Sydney J.

  Y      `No Greater Love`

  R      The Robot Brains

Bova, Benjamin William

  ?      `The Perfect Warrior`

  ?      `THX 1138`

  S?     `Stars Won't You Hide Me`

Bova, Ben & Ellison, Harlan

  R      `Brillo`

Boyce, Chris

  H?     Catchworld

Boyd, Felix (pseud)

  R      `The Robot Who Wanted to Know`

Boyd, John

  CR?    The Last Starship from Earth

Bradbury, Ray

  A      `Changeling`

  A      `Downwind from Gettysburg`

  R?     `Dwellers in Silence`

  R      `I Sing the Body Electric`

  R      `Marionettes, Inc.`

  R?     `Punishment Without Crime`

  A      `The Long Years`

* O       `There Will Come Soft Rains`  [house]

  R?     `Usher II`

Bradbury, Ray & Hasse, Henry

  R      `Pendulum`

Breuer, Miles J.

  C?     `Paradise and Iron`

Brin, David

  R?     `The Warm Space`

  C      Startide Rising

  C      The Postman

  C      The Uplift War

Brin, David & Benford, Gregory

  H      Heart of the Comet

Brink, Carol Ryrie

  R      `Andy Buckram's Tin Men`

Brown, Fredric

* O?      `Etaoin Shrdlu`   [printing press]

  C      `Answer`

Browning, John (Robert Moore Williams)

  R      `Burning Bright`

  R      `Robot's Return`

Bruckner, Karl

  R      The Hour of the Robots

Brunner, John Kilian Houston

  R      `Judas`

  ?      `The Invisible Idiot`

  ?      `Thou Good and Faithful`

  ?      `You'll Take the High Road`

  A?     Slaves of Space (or _Into the Slave Nebula_)

  C      Stand on Zanzibar

Bryning, Frank R.

  R      `The Robot Computer`

Budrys, Algis (pseud.)

  A      `Dream of Victory`

  R      `First to Serve`

  R?     `In Human Hands`

  R?     Annsirs and the Iron Man

  C      Michaelmas

  Y      Who?

Bulmer, Kenneth

  R      `Never Trust a Robot`

Bunch, David R.

  H?     `Moderan`

  R?     `The Problem Was Lubrication`

Bunting, Eve

  R      The Robot People

Burdick, Eugene and Wheeler, Harvey

  ?     `The 480`

  ?      Fail-Safe

Burroughs, Edgar Rice

  A?     Synthetic Men of Mars

  A?     The Monster Men

Butler, Samuel

  Ce     Erewhon

Caidin, Martin

  C      The God Machine

Cameron, Lou

  C      Cybernia

Campbell, John Wood, Jr.

  R      `The Last Evolution`

  R      `The Last Revolution`

  C?     `The Metal Horde`

  ?      `When the Atoms Failed`

  ?      The Mightiest Machine

Capek, Karel

  R      R.U.R., A Fantastic Melodrama

Card, Orson Scott

* Ce      Speaker for the Dead

Carr, Terry

  ?     `City of Yesterday`

  R     `In His Image`

  R     `The Robots Are Here`

Carrigan, Richard and Nancy

  ?      The Siren Stars

Carter, Angela

  O      The Informal Desire Machines of Doctor Hoffman

Carver, Jeffrey A.

  Re     From A Changeling Star  [nanomachines]

  P      The Infinity Link

  C      The Rapture Effect

Chalker, Jack L.

  CP     Birth of Flux and Anchor

  P      Empire of Flux and Anchor

  S      Lords of the Middle Dark

  CRS    Masks of the Martyrs

  RS     Pirates of the Thunder

* CS      Quest for the Well of Souls  [planet]

* CS      The Return of Nathan Brazil  [planet]

* CS      Twilight at the Well of Souls  [planet]

  RS     Warriors of the Storm

Chandler, A. Bertram

  ?      `The Left-Hand Way`

  ?      `The Soul Machine`

Chapdelaine, Perry A.

  ?      `We Fused One`

Cherryh, C. J. (pseud)

  ?      Voyagers in Night

Clarke, Arthur C.

  Y      `A Meeting With Medusa`

  ?      `Crusade`

  Oe     `Dial "F" for Frankenstein`  [satellite relay]

  R?     `Expedition to Earth`

  ?      `Superiority`

  S      2001: A Space Odyssey

  S      2010: odyssey two

  ?      2061: odyssey three

  O      The City and the Stars  [city]

  C      The Foundations of Paradise

Clement, Hal (Harry Stubbs)

  C?     `Answer`

Clifton, Mark and Apostolidas, Alex

  ?      `Crazy Joey`

  ?      `Hide! Hide! Witch!`

Clifton, Mark and Riley, Frank

  C      They'd Rather Be Right (or _The Forever Machine_)

Clouston, Joseph Storer

  R      Button Brains

Coblenzt, Stanton A.

  ?      `Lord of Tranerica`

Cole, Burt

  C      The Funco File

Collins, Graham P.

  P      Variations on a Theme

Compton, David Guy

  ?      Synthajoy

  C      The Steel Crocodile (or _The Electric Crocodile_)

 Y?     The Unsleeping Eye (or _The Continuous Katherine Mortenhoe_)

Coney, Michael G.

  Y?     `Troubleshooter`

  ?      Freinds Come in Boxes

Conley, Rick

  ?      `The War of the Words`

Cook, Glen

* S       The Dragon Never Sleeps

Cook, Robin

  ?      Brain

Cook, William Wallace

  R      A Flight Through Time or (_A Round Trip to the Year 2000_)

Cooper, Edmund

  A      `The Uncertain Midnight`

  R      The Overman Culture

Coppel, Alfred

  R      `For Humans Only`

  R      `The Hunters`

Correa, Hugo

  R      `Meccano`

Coupling, J. J.

  RY?    `Period Piece`

Cousey, James

  A?     `The Show Must Go On` or `So Lovely So Lost`

Cowper, R

  ?      Clone

Crichton, Michael

  CY?    The Terminal Man

Crossen, Kendell Foster

  ?      Year of Consent

Cumings, Ray

  R      `Almost Human`

Dahl, Roald

  Y?     `William and Mary`

Daley, Brian

  PS     Fall of the White Ship Avatar

Dann, Jack

  Y?     `I'm With You In Rockland`

Davidson, Avram

  ?      `The Golem`

Davidson, Michael

  H      The Karma Machine

Davies, L. P.

  R?     The Artificial Man

Davis, Chan

  A      `Letter to Ellen`

de Camp, L. Sprague

  R      `Internal Combustion`

Deighton, Len

  C      The Billion Dollar Brain

Delaney, Joseph H. & Stiegler, Marc

  Pe     Valentina: Soul in Sapphire

Delany, Samuel R.

  C      City of a Thousand Suns (in _The Fall of the Towers_)

  C      Empire Star

  C      Out of the Dead City (in _The Fall of the Towers_)

* HO      Stars in My Pocket Like Grains of Sand  [galactic database]

  C      The Einstein Intersection

  C      The Fall of the Towers

  C      The Towers of Toren (in _The Fall of the Towers_)

del Rey, Lester

  R      `A Code for Sam`

  R      `A Pound of Cure`

  R      `Helen O'Loy`

  R      `Instinct`

  R      `Into Thy Hands`

  Y      `Reincarnate`

  R      `Robots Should Be Seen`

  R      `The Master`

  R      `Though Dreamers Die`

  R      `To Avenge Man`

  R      `Vengeance is Mine`

  R      The Runaway Robot

Dick, Philip K.

  Ce     `Autofac`

  ?      `If There Were No Benny Cemoli`

  A      `Impostor`

  R?     `Oh, to be a Blobel!`

  ?      `Progeny`

  ARe    `Second Variety`

  R      `Service Call`

  R      `The Defenders`

  AHR?   `The Electric Ant`

  C?     `The Great C`

  ?      `The Preserving Machine`

  C?     `The Variable Man`

  ?      `War Veteran`

  C      A Maze of Death

  A      Do Androids Dream of Electric Sheep?

  ?      Dr. Bloodmoney

  ?      Martian Time Slip

  ?      Simulcra

  R      The Penultimate Truth

  C      Vulcan's Hammer

  A      We Can Build You

Dickson, Gordon Rupert

  C      `Computer's Don't Agrue`

  R?     `Steel Brother`

  C      `The Monkey Wrench`

  ?      Necromancer

Dnieprov, Anatoly

  O      `Crabs Take Over the Island`  [crabs]

  ?      `Siema`

Dowling, Richard

  R?     The Fate of Luke Ormerod

Drake, David & Allen, Roger MacBride

  O      The War Machine  [Artificial Inteligence Devices AIDs]

Duane, Diane

  C?     Spock's World

Dunsany, Lord Edward (Edward John Moreton Drax Plunkett, 18th Baron of

        Dunsany)

  ?      The Last Revolution

Durham, Jim

  ?      `F.O.D.`

Durrell, Lawrence

  C      Tunc

  CR     Nunquam

Easton, Thomas

  R?     `Breakfast of Champions`

Edmondson, G. C.

  ?      The Cunningham Equations

Eisenberg, Larry

* R       `The Fastest Draw`  [Robot Cowboy]

Eklund, Gordon

  R      `Second Creation`

  R      `The Shrine of Sebastian`

Elder, M.

  ?      Paradise is Not Enough

Ellis, Edward S.

  R?     The Steam Man of the Praries

Ellison, Harlan

  CY     `Catman`

  C      `I Have No Mouth and I Must Scream`

Endore, Guy

  Y?     `Men of Iron`

Escarpit, Robert

  C      The Novel Computer

Etchison, Dennis

  A?     `The Fires of Night`

Ewers, Hans Heinz

  A?     `Alraune`

Fairman, Paul W.

  R?     `Robots Should Stick Together`

  R      The Forgetful Robot

  H      I, The Machine

Farmer, Philip Jose

* C       The Gods of Riverworld

* C       The Magic Labyrinth

* O       -last book of world of tiers-  [evil machines in bells]

Farrere, Claude

  R?     Useless Hands

Fine, Stephen

  A?     Molly Dear: The Autobiography of an Android

Firbank, Arthure Annesley Roland

  R?     The Artificial Princess

Fischer, Michael

  R?     `Misfit`

Flagg, Francis (pseud.)

  R      `The Mentanicals`

Forest, Jean-Claude

  R      Barbarella

Forward, Robert

  S?     The Flight of the Dragonfly

Foster, Alan Dean

* A       Alien  [Ash]

* A       Aliens  [Bishop]

  CO     Dark Star  [intelligent bomb]

  R      The Black Hole

  C      The Tar-Aiym Krang

Foster, E. M.

  C?     `The Machine Stops`

Franke, Herbert

  R      `The Man Who Feared Robots`

Frayn, Michael

  Y?     The Tin Men

Friborg, Albert Compton

  ?      `Careless Love`

Fritch, Charles E.

  A?     `Greever's Flight`

Fyfe, H. B.

  R?     `Let There Be Light`

  R?     `The Well-Oiled Machine`

Gallun, Raymond Z.

  R      `Derelict`

  ?      `Mind Over Matter`

  ?      `The Scarab`

Galouye, Daniel

  C?     `Counterfeit World`

  R?     `The Reign of the Telepuppets`

Garfarth, John

  R?     `Lack of Experience`

Garrett, Randall Z.

  S      `A Spaceship Named McGuire`

* O       `The Hunting Lodge`  [house-computer]

  A      Unwise Child

Gault, William Campbell

  R?     `Made to Measure`

  R      `Title Fight`

Gawron, J. M.

  ?      Algorithm

Gelula, Abner J.

  R      `Automaton`

George, Peter

  ?      Two Hours to Doom

Gerrold, David

  C?     `Oracle for a White Rabbit` (in _When Harlie Was One_)

  C      `The God Machine` (in _When Harlie Was One_)

  ?      A Day for Damnation

  ?      A Matter for Men

  RS     Space Skimmer

  C      When Harlie Was One & release 2.0

Gibson, William

  CHP    Count Zero

  CHP    Mona Lisa Overdrive

  CHP    Neuromancer

Gilliland, Alexis

 P      Corporate Saskesh (includes the following three novels)

  P      Long Shot for Rosinante

  P      The Pirates of Rosinante

  P      The Revolution From Rosinante

Glut, Donald F.

* R       The Empire Strikes Back

Glynn, A. A.

  ?      Plan for Conquest

Gold, H. L.

  R?     `Problem in Murder`

Goldin, Stephen

  Ce     `Sweet Dreams, Melissa`

Goldstone, Herbert

  R      `Virtuoso`

Goulart, Ron

  A?     `Badinage`

  R      `Calling Dr. Clockwork`

  ?      `Cybernetic Tabernacle Job`

  R?     `Dingbat`

  A?     `Gigilo`

  R?     `Muscadine`

  R?     `Nobody Starves`

  R      `Regarding Patient 724`

  R?     `What's Become of Screwloose?`

  R?     Clockwork's Pirates

* R       Into the Shop  [ai car]

  R      Suicide, Inc.

  CR?    The Emperor of the Last Days

Goy, Philip (pseud.)

  C      Le Livre Machine

Grant, Charles

  A      The Shadow of Alpha

Gravel, Geary

  C?     The Alchemist

Green, Joseph

  C?     `Space to Move`

Grey, Charles (pseud.)

  Y?     Enterprise 2115

Groves, J. W.

  R      `Robots Don't Bleed`

Gunn, James E.

  A?     `Little Orphan Android`

  ?      `The Message`

Hadley, Arthur

  ?      The Joy Wagon

Haig, A.

  ?      The Peruvian Printout

Haldeman Joe

* Y       `More than the Sum of his Parts`

Hamilton, Edmond

  A?     `After a Judgement Day`

  Y      `The Comet Doom`

  CR     `The Metal Giants`

  R      Captain Future

Harness, Charles

  H?     The Ring of Ritornel

Harris, John Benyon  (John Wyndham)

  R      `Sleepers of Mars`

  R      `Stowaway to Mars`

Harrison, Harry

  R      `Arm of the Law`

  ?      `Homeworld`

  R?     `How the Old World Died`

  R      `I Always Do What Teddy Says`

  R?     `I Have My Vigil`

  ?      `I See You`

  ?      `Make Room, Make Room`

  ?      `Survival Planet`

* R?      `The Man from R.O.B.O.T.`

* Y       `The Powers of Observation`

  ?      `The Repairman`

  R      `The Robot Who Wanted to Know`

  P?     `The Simulated Trainer`

  R      `The Velvet Glove`

  R      `War With the Robots`

  R?     The Stainless Steel Rat

Hartridge, Jon

  C      Binary Divine

Heinlein, Robert Anson

  ?      `Revolt in 2100`

  C      `That Dinkum Thinkum`

  R      Friday

  CS     The Cat Who Walks Through Walls

* Ce      The Moon is a Harsh Mistress

  S      The Number of the Beast

  CS     Time Enough for Love

  S      To Sail Beyond the Sunset

Herbert, Frank

  CM     Destination: Void

Herbert, Frank and Ransom, Bill

  C      Jesus Incident

  C      Lazarus Effect

* C?      The Ascension Factor

Hickey, H. B. (Herb Livingston)

  R      `Full Circle`

  R?     `Hilda`

High, Philip E.

  ?      `The Mad Metropolis`

Highstone, H. A.

  ?      `Frankenstein to Unlimited`

Hjortsberg, William

  Y?     Gray Matters

Hoch, Edward

  C?     The Transvection Machine

Hodder-Wiliams, Christopher

  ?      98.4

  C      Fistful of Digits

Hoffmann, E. T. A.

  R?     `Automaton`

  R      `The Sandman`

Hogan, James P.

  Re     Code of the Life Maker

  CS     Giant's Star

  C?     The Genesis Machine

  S      The Gentle Giants of Ganymede

  Ce     The Two Faces of Tomorrow

  CR     Voyage from Yesteryear

Holis, H. H.

  ?   ��  `Cybernia`

Holly, J. Hunter

  R      `The Graduated Robot`

Holmes, H. H. (Anthony Boucher)

  AR     `Q.U.R.`

  AR     `Robinic`

Horton, Forest W., Jr.

  A      The Technocrats

Hoyle, Fred and Elliot, John

  C      A for Andromeda

  C      Andromeda Breakthrough

Hubbard, L. Ron

  R?     `Tough Old Man`

Hughes, Ted

  R?     The Iron Man

Jackson, A. A. & Waldrop, Howard

  R?     `Sun Up`

Jacob, Sylvia

  R      `Slave to Man`

Jameson, Malcolm

  ?      `Pride`

Jenkins, Will F. (Murray Leinster)

  C      `A Logic Named Joe`

Jerome, Jerome K.

  R      `The Dancing Partner`

Jeter, K. W.

  R      Infernal Devices

Johannesson, Olof (pseud.)

  C      The Great Computer (or _The Tale of the Big Computer_)

Jones, D. F.

  C      Colossus and the Crab

  C      Colossus: The Forbin Project

  C      The Fall of Colossus

Jones, Neil Ronald

  Y      `The Jameson Satellite`

  Y      Doomsday on Ajiat

  Y      Planet of the Double Sun

  Y      Sunless World

  Y      The Sunless World

  Y      Twin Worlds

Jones, Raymond F.

  ?      `Rat Race`

  R?     `The Gift of the Gods`

  Y?     The Cybernetic Brains

Kagan, Janet

  C      Hellspark

Kahn, James

* AR      Return of the Jedi

Kapp, Colin

  R?     `Gottlos`

Karlins, Marvin

  ?      The Last Man Is Out

Kelleam, Joseph E.

  R      `Rust`

Keller, David H.

  CY?    `The Cerebral Library`

  Y?     `The Eternal Professors`

  R      `The Psychophonic Nurse`

  R      `The Threat of the Robot`

Key, Alexander

  R      Bolts, a Robot Dog

  R      Rivets and Sprockets

  R      Sprockets, a Little Robot

Keyes, Daniel

  R      `Robot Unwanted`

Kilian, Crawford

  P?     Brother Jonathan

Kingsley, Charles

  ?      The Heroes (anth)

Kippax, John (John Hynam)

  R      `Friday`

Kleier, Joe

  Y?     `The Head`

Knight, Damon

  H      `Masks`

  C      Stranger Station

  ?      The Metal Smile

Knootz, Dean R.

  CR     Demon Seed

  ?      Midnight

Kornbluth, C. M.

  R?     `The Education of Tigress McCardle`

  Y      `With These Hands`

Krahn, Fernando

  R      Robot-bot-bot

Kuttner, Henry

  A?     `Android` or `As Those Among Us`

  R?     `Happy Ending`

  ?      `Jesting Pilot`

  R?     `Piggy Bank`

  R?     `The Ego Machine`

  R      Robots Have No Tails (as Lewis Padgett)

  R      The Proud Robot

Kuttner, Henry and Moore, C. L.

  R?     `Two Handed Engine`

Lack, G. L.

  ?      `Rogue Leonardo`

Lafferty, R. A.

* H       `Eurema's Dam`

* O?      `Hog Belly Honey`  [strange machine]

  C      Arrive at Easterwine: The Autobiography of a Ktistec Machine

Lamont, Duncan (pseud)

  C      `Production Job`

Laumer, Keith

  ?      `Dinosaur Beach`

  Y?     A Plague of Demons

  O      Bolo  [self aware tanks]

  O      Rogue Bolo  [self aware tanks]

  C      The Great Time Machine Hoax

Lee, Tanith

* H?      Drinking Sapphire Wine

  R      The Silver Metal Lover

Leherman, Herb

  O      `Revolt of the Potato Picker`  [field machine]

Leiber, Fritz

  R?     `The 64-Square Madhouse`

  R      `A Bad Day for Sales`

  ?      `Answering Service`

  R      `The Mechanical Bride`

  RY?    The Silver Eggheads

Leiber, Justin

  P?     Beyond Humanity

Leinster, Murray (William Fitzgerald Jenkins)

  R?     `Exploration Team`

  ?      `The Wabbler`

  ?      The Lost Spaceship

Lem, Stanislaw

  R      `In Hot Pursuit of Happines`

  C      `The Computer That Fought a Dragon`

  R      `The Hunt`

  R      `The Mask`

  R      `The Sanitorium of Dr. Vliperdius`

  R      `The Seventh Sally`

  ?      Mortal Engines

  R      Return From the Stars

  C      The Cyberiad: Fables for the Cybernetic Age (or _Cyberiada_)

  Oe     The Invincible (or _Niezwyciezony_)  [machines]

Leman, Grahame

  ?      `Conversational Mode`

Leroux, Gaston

  R      The Machine to Kill (or _La Machine a assassiner_)

Lesser, Milton

  A      `"A" As in Android`

Levin, Ira

  R      The Stepford Wives

  C      This Perfect Day

Lewis, C. S.

  R      That Hideous Strength

Liddel, C. H. (Henry Kuttner and C. L. Moore)

  A      `Android`

Long, Frank Belknap

  R      `The Robot Empire`

  R      It Was the Day of the Robot

Longyear, Barry B.

  AR     Naked Came the Robot

  C      Sea of Glass

Loomis, Noel

  A      `The State vs Susan Quod`

Lowenkopf, Shelly

  A?     `The Addict`

Lucas, George

  R      Star Wars: From the Adventures of Luke Skywalker

Lymington, J.

  C?     Year Dot

Mackin, Edward

  ?      `The Key to Chaos`

  ?      `The Trouble of H.A.R.R.I.`

Maine, Charles Eric (Pseud)

  C      B.E.A.S.T.

Malec, Alexander

  ?      `10:01`

Malzberg, Barry N.

  C?     `The Union Forever`

  Y?     The Remaking of Sigmund Freud

Manning, Laurence

  C      `Master of the Brain`

  R      `The Call of the Mechmen`

MacApp, C. C.

  ?      Omha Abides

Markham, Russ

  R      `The Third Law`

Martin, George R. R.

  A      `Modular Man`

  ?      `The Last Superbowl Game`

Mason, Douglas R.

  C      Matrix

Matheson, Richard

  R      `Brother to the Machine`

  A      `Steel`

  R?     `The Doll that Does Everything`

Maxwell, Ann

  C      Timeshadow Rider

McCaffrey, Anne

  Y      `The Ship Who Mourned (in _The Whip Who Sang_)

  Y      `The Ship Who Sang (in _The Ship Who Sang_)

  Y      The Ship Who Sang

McCarty, E. Clayton

  R      `Robot 678`

McCollum, Michael

  S      Life Probe

  S      Procyon's Promise

MacDonald, John D.

  R      `The Mechanical Answer`

Mead, Shepherd

  ?      The Big Ball of Wax

Meade, Malcome (pseud?)

  R      `Call him Colossus`

Melville, Herman

  R?     `The Bell Tower`

Meredith, Richard C.

  H?     We All Died at Breakaway Station

Merliss, R. R.

  R      `The Stutterer`

Merritt, Abraham

  R      `Rhythm of the Spheres`

  Oe?    The Metal Monster  [inorganic alien]

MacFarlane, Wallace

  A      `Dead End`

McGowan, Tom

  R      Sir MacHinery

Milan, Victor

  P      Cybernetic Samurai

  P?     Cybernetic Shogun

Miller, Walter Michael, Jr.

  A?     `Blood Bank`

  Y?     `Crucifixus Etiam`

  R      `I Made You`

  R      `The Darfsteller`

McIntosh, J. T. (James J. MacGregor)

  A      `Almost Human`

  ?      `Machine Mode`

  A      `Made in USA`

  C?     `Spanner in the Works`

  A      `The Deciding Factor`

  R      `The Saw and the Carpenter`

Mitchell, Edward Page

  Y?     `The Ablest Man in the World`

  R      `The Tachypomp`

McKinney, Jack

  CR     The Sentinels - 2nd Robotech collection (coll)

McLoed, Shiela

  R      Xanthe and the Robots

McLoughlin, John

  S      Toolmaker Koan

Molly, J. Hunter

  R?     `The Graduated Robot`

Monteleone, Thomas F.

  ?      `Chicago`

Moorcock, Michael

  C      The Final Programme

  ?      `Sea Wolves`

Moore, Catherine Lucile

  Y      `No Woman Born`

Moore, Harris

  CH     Slater's Planet

Moran, Daniel Keys

  C?     Armageddon Blues

  CY?    Emerald Eyes

  CPY?   The Long Run

Morris, Janet

  S      Cruiser Dreams

  S      Dream Dancer

  S      Earth Dreams

Nesvadba, Joseph

  ?      `The Einstein Brain`

Niven, Larry

  H      `A Teardrop Falls`

  Y      `Becalmed in Hell`

  Y      `The Coldest Place`

  HS     A World Out of Time

  CH     Integral Trees

  C      The Schumann Computer

  CH     The Smoke Ring

Nolan, William F.

  R?     `and Miles to Go Before I Sleep`

  R?     `The Beautiful Doll Caper`

  A?     `The Joy of Living`

  R?     Logan's Run

Norton, Andre

  A      Android at Arms

O'Brien, Fitz-James

  R?     `The Wondersmith`

O'Conner, William Douglas

  R      The Brazen Android

O'Donnell, Kevin, Jr.

  H      Mayflies

Oliver, Chad

  R?     `Didn't He Ramble`

  A?     `The Life Game`

Oliver, J. T.

  R      `Teacher's Pet`

Padgett, Lewis (Henry Kuttner and C. L. Moore)

  Y      `Camouflage`

  R?     `Deadlock`

  ?      `Ex Machine`

  R      `Open Secret`

  R?     `The Twonky`

Paul, Barbara

  C?     `Answer "Affirmative" or "Negative"`

Perkins, Lawrence

  ?      `Delivered with Feeling`

Perry, Roland

  C?     Program for a Puppet

Phillips, Alexander M.

  R?     `Beast of the Island`

Phillips, Peter

  R?     `At No Extra Cost`

  A      `Lost Memory`

Phillips, Rog (pseud.)

  ?      `The Cyberene`

Pierce, John R.

  ?      `See No Evil`

Piper, H. Beam

  C      Junkyard Planet (or _The Cosmic Computer_)

Pohl, Frederik

  ?      `Day Million`

  R      `The Midas Plague`

  ?      `The Schematic Man`

  R?     `The Tunnel Under the World`

* CP      Beyond the Blue Event Horizon

* CP      Gateway

* HP      Heechee Rendezvous

  CY     Man Plus

  C      Starchild

  ?      The Age of the Pussyfoot

* HP      The Annals of the Heechee

Pragnell, Festus

  C?     `The Machine-God Laughs`

Preselie, Robert

  R      `The Champ`

Pychon, Thomas

  R      Gravity's Rainbow

Quick, W. T.

  P?     Systems

  H?     Yesterday's Dawn

Rackham, John

  A?     `Goodbye Dr. Gabriel`

Rayer, Francis G.

  C      `Deus Ex Machina`

  C      `The Peacemaker`

  C?     `Tomorrow Sometimes Comes`

Reaves, Michael & Perry, Steve

  C      Dome

Resnick, Mike

  Y      Santiago

Reynolds, Mack

  C?     `Criminal in Utopia`

  C      Computer War

  C?     Computer World

Richardson, R. S.

  R?     `Kid Anderson`

Richmond, Walt and Leigh

  ?      `I, Bem`

Riley, Frank

  ?      `The Cyber and Justice Holmes`

Roberts, Keith

  A      `Synth`

Robinson, Spider

* ?       Mindkiller

* ?       Time Pressure

Roger, Noe"lle (pseud.)

  N      The New Adam (or _Le Nouvel Adam_)  [manmade organic life]

Rohrer, Robert

  R      `Iron`

Roshwald, Mardecai

  ?      Level 7

Rostler, William

  R      `Ship Me Tomorrow`

Rothmand, Milton A.

  ?      `Getting Together`

Rucker, Rudy

  CR     Software

  CR     Wetware

Russ, Joanna

  ?      `Nor Custom Stale`

Russell, Bertrand

  Ce?    `Dr. Southport Vulpres' Nightmare`

Russell, Eric Frank

  R      `Boomerang` or `A Great Deal of Power`

  A      `Jay Score`

  Re?    `Mechanistra`

  R      `Men, Martians and Machines`

  R      `Relic`

  R?     `Symbiotica`

Ryan, Thomas J.

  P      The Adolescence of P-1

Saberhagen, Fred

  O      `Fortress Ship`                            [berserkers]

  O      `Goodlife`                                     / \

  O      `In the Temple of Mars`                         |

  O      `Inhuman Error`                                 |

  O      `Masque of the Red Shift`                       |

  O      `Mr. Jester`                                    |

  O      `Patron of the Arts`                            |

  O      `Pressure`                                      |

  O      `Smasher`                                       |

  O      `Some Events at the Templat Radiant`            |

  O      `Starsong`                                      |

  O      `Stone Place`                                   |

  O      `The Annihilation of Angkor Apeiron`            |

  O      `The Game`                                      |

  O      `The Peacemaker`                                |

  O      `The Sign of the Wolf`                          |

  O      `The Smile`                                     |

  O      `What T and I Did`                              |

  O      `Wings Out of Shadow`                           |

  O      Berserker  (coll)                               |

  O      Berserker Man                                   |

  O      Berserker's Planet (coll)                      \ /

  O      Brother Assassin (coll)                    [Berserkers]

  C      Changeling Earth

  C      Empire of the East

  O      The Ultimate Enemy (coll)

Sandberg, Richard T.

  C?     `The Perfect Crime`

Saxton, Josehpine

  R      `Gordon's Women`

Schachner, Nat.

  ?      `Robot Technocrat`

Schlossel, J.

  R      `To the Moon By Proxy`

Scortia, Thomas Nicholas

  Y?     `Sea Change`

  A?     `The Icebox Blond`

Seabright, Idris (Margaret St Clair)

  R      `Short in the Chest`

Sellings, Arthur

  A      `Starting Course`

  R      `The Template Teleologist`

Senarens, Luis

  R?     `Frank Reade and His New Steam Man`

Shaara, Michael

  R      `Soldier Boy`

  ?      `2066: Election Day`

Shaw, Bob

  ?      `Harold Wilson at the Cosmic Cocktail Party`

Sheckley, Robert

  R      `A Ticket ot Tranai`

  R?     `Alone at Last`

  ?      `Ask a Foolish Question`

  R      `Beside Still Waters`

  R      `Can You Feel Anything When I Do This?`

  A      `Compton Divided`

  C?     `Fool's Mate`

  R?     `Human Man's Burden`

  R      `The Battle`

  R      `The Cruel Equations`

  R?     `The Lifeboat Mutiny`

  R?     `The Minimum Man`

* R       `The Robot who Looked Liked Me`

  R      `Watchbird`

  C      Journey Beyond Tomorrow

Sheffield, Charles

  ?      Trader's World

Sherman, Robert

  Ce     `Problem for Emmy`

Sherred, T. L.

  ?       `"E" for Effort`

Silverberg, Robert

  R?     `Company Store`

  ?      `Getting Across`

  C      `Going Down Smooth`

  CR     `Good News from the Vatican`

  R      `Ozymandias`

  S?     `Ship-Sister, Star-Sister`

  R      `The Iron Chancellor`

  R?     `The Macauley Circuit`

  R      Across a Billion Years

  H?     Time Gate

  H      To Live Again

  AR?    Tower of Glass

Simak, Clifford Donald

* R?      `Aesop`  (in City)

  R?     `All the Traps of Earth`

* R       `City`  (in City)

  R      `Earth for Inspiration`

* R       `Epilog`  (in City)

* R       `Hobbies`  (in City)

  R      `How-2`

* R       `Huddling Place`  (in City)

  R      `I Am Crying All Inside`

  ?      `Limiting Factor`

  ?      `Lulu`

  R      `Skirmish` or `Bathe Your Bearing in Blood`

  C?     `Univac: 2200`

  R      A Choice of Gods

* OR      City  (coll) [dogs]

  R      Cosmic Engineers

  R?     Destiny Doll

  R      Project Pope

  S      Shakespeare's Planet

  R      Special Deliverance

  A?     Time and Again (or _First He Died_)

Simmons, Dan

  PR?    Hyperion

  ?      The Fall of Hyperion

Sky, Kathleen

  A?     `Birthright`

Sladek, John T.

  Ce     Mechasm (or _The Reproductive System_)

  R      Roderick

  R      Roderick at Random

  R      Roderick: The Education of a Young Machine

  H      The Mueller-Fokker Effect (or _The Muller Focker Effect_)

  ?      Tik-Tok

Slesar, Harry

  R      `Brother Robot`

Slote, Alfred

  A      My Robot Buddy

* A       C.O.L.A.R.

Smith, Cordwainer (Paul Myron Anthony Linebarger)

  C      `Alpha Ralpha Boulevard`

  R      `Mark Elf` or `Mark XI`

* Y?      `Scanners Live in Vain`

* C       `The Ballad of Lost C'Mell`

  R      `The Dead Lady of Clown Town`

  Y      `Three to a Given Star`

  C      Norstrilia (_The Planet Buyer_ & _The Underpeople_)

  C      The Planet Buyer

Smith, E. E. "Doc"

  R      `Robot Nemesis`

Smith, George H.

  R?     `Too Robot to Marry`

Smith, George O.

  ?      `Counter Foil`

  ?      The Brain Machine

Stableford, Brian Michael

  ?      The Walking Shadow

Stapledon, William Olaf

  Oe     Sirius: A Fantasy of Love and Discord  [dogs]  

Stasheff, Christopher

  SR     Escape Velocity

  R      King Kobold Revived

  R      The Warlock Enraged

  R      The Warlock Heretical

  R      The Warlock Insane

  SR     The Warlock in Spite of Himself

  R      The Warlock is Missing

  R      The Warlock Unlocked

  R      The Warlock Wandering

  R      The Warlock's Companion

Statton, Vargo (John Russel Fearn)

  R      Cataclysm

Stine, G. Harry

  Y?     Warbots: Operation High Dragon /5

  Y?     Warbots: The Lost Battalion /6

StJohn, Philip (Lester del Rey)

  R      `The Last True God`

Strike, Jeremy

  C      A Promising Planet

Stuart, Don A. (John W. Campbell, Jr.)

  R      `Night`

  C      `The Machine`

  R      `Twilight`

Sturgeon, Theodore

  R?     `Killdozer`

  ?      `Agnes, Accent, and Access`

  A      `The Golden Egg`

* O       More than Human  [gestalt mind]

Swanwick, Michael

* P?      Vacuum Flowers

Tall, Stephen

  R?     `This is My Country`

Temple, William

  R?     The Automated Goliath

Tenn, William (Philip Klass)

  R?     `Child's Play`

  A?     `Down Among the Dead Men`

  ?      `The House Dutiful`

  R      `The Jester`

  R?     `Wednesday's Child`

Tevis, Walter

  R      Mockingbird

Thomas, Dan

  C?     The Seed

Todd, Larry

  R      `Flesh and the Iron`

Todd, Lawrence

  R      `The Warbots`

Townes, Robert Sherman

  ?      `Problem for Emmy`

Tremaine, F. Orlin

  R      `True Confession`

Tubb, E. C.

  A      `A Captain's Dog`

  R      `Logic`

  C      `Moon Base`

Turner, George

  Y      Beloved Son

Vance, Gerald

  ?      We, The Machine

Vance, Jack

  Y?     `I-C-a-BEM`

van Vogt, Alfred Elton

  R      `Automaton`

  R      `Final Command`

  C?     `Fulfillment`

  A      All the Loving Androids

  CR     Computerworld

  ?      Mission to the Stars

  C      The Infinite Machine

  C?     The Players of Null A  [cloning]

  C      The World of Null A  [cloning]

Varley, John

* H?      `Overdrawn at the Memory Bank`

* P       `Press Enter`

  C      Millenium

Varshavsky, Ilya

  R      `Homonculus`

Vincent, Harl

  R      `Rex`

Vinge, Joan D.

  H?     `Fireship`

Vinge, Vernor

  S?     `Long Shot`

  ?      `The Accomplice`

  Pe     `True Names`

  P      The Peace War

Vonnegut, Kurt, Jr.

  C      `EPICAC`

  Y?     `Fortitude`

  C      Player Piano

  R      The Sirens of Titan

Wallace, F. L.

  R      `Seasoned Traveller`

Watt-Evans, Lawrence

  S      The Cyborg and the Sorcerers

  S      The Wizard and the War Machine

Weinbaum, Stanley G.

  R?     `The Ideal`

Wellen, Edward

  A      `Androids Don't Cry`

* C       `Finger of Fate`

  ?      `No Other Gods`

  A      `Voiceover`

Wells, H. G.

  R?     `When the Sleeper Wakes`

West, Wallace

  A      `Sculptors of Life`

White, E. B.

  R?     `The hour of Letdown`

White, James

  R      `Second Ending`

White, Ted

  A      Android Avenger & the Spawn of the Death Machine

Wilding, Eric (pseud)

  Y      `Deathwish`

Wilhelm, Kate

  A      `Andover and the Android`

  Y      `Windsong`

Willer, Jim

  C      Paramind

Williams, Robert Moore

  R      `Robot's Return`

  R      `The Metal Martyr`

Williams, Waltehr Jon

  CH     Hardwired

Williamson, Jack

  R?     `After Worlds End`

  R      `And Searching Mind`

  R?     `Guinevere for Everybody`

  R      `With Folded Hands`

  Y?     Lifeburst

  R      The Humanoid Touch

  CR     The Humanoids

Wodhams, Jack

  ?      `Sprog`

Wolfe, Bernard

  Y?     `Self Portrait`

  Y?     Limbo

Wolfe, Gene

  C?     `Alien Stones`

* H?      `The Fifth Head of Cerberus`

Woods, W. C.

  C      Killing Zone

Wright, S. Flower

  R      `Automata`

Wylde, Thomas

* ?       Clypsis

  H?     Roger Zelazny's Alien Speedway

Wyndham, John (John Lucas Benyon William Harris)

  R      `Compassion Circuit`

  R?     `The Lost Machine`

Young, Michael

  ?      The Rise of Meritocracy

Young, Robert F.

  R?     `Emily and the Bands Sublime`

  A?     `Juke Doll` or `Doll Friend`

  R      `Robot Son`

  R      `September Had Thirty Days`

Zamiatin, Eugene

  C?     We

Zebrowski, George

  SY?    `Starcrossed`

Zelazny, Roger

  O      `Devil Car`  [ai car]

  R      `For a Breath I Tarry`

  R      `Home Is the Hangman`

  O      `Itself Surprised`  [Berserkers]

  O      `Last of the Wild Ones`  [ai car]

  C      `Leaves of Grass`

  C      `Loki 7281`

  C      `My Lady of the Diodes`

  H      `Permafrost`

  C      Blood of Amber

  Y      Creatures of Light and Darkness

  O      Doorways in the Sand  [ai recording unit, invades host's body]

  OR     Roadmarks  [ai book]

  C      Sign of Chaos

  C      The Trumps of Doom

Zelazny, Roger & Saberhagen, Fred

  CH     Coils

Zebrowski, George

  ?      `Starcrossed`

Zebrowski, George and Carrington, Grant

  ?      `Fountain of Force`

I need more information about any of the above with a query mark under the AI type field, as well as about the following.

 `The Floating World` in _Asimov's_

 a series of stories about Willie Shorts

 Connie Willis' _Fire Watch_ AI's

 Doomstar by Perry and Reeves

 Forbidden Planet; Robbie the Robot; author?

 Holly in "Red Dwarf"

 The (A) containing Callahan stories by Spider Robinson

 The Purgatory Computer, Piers Anthony

* The rest of Stine's _Warbots_ series

 Warren Norwood's Ship/computer book

removed from the list:

Anderson Poul             -  `Sam Hall`

Asimov, Isaac             -  `The Dead Past`

Bellamy, Edward           -  `Looking Backward`

Brunner, John             -  The Shockwave Rider

Caidin, Martin            -  Cyborg (or The Six Million Dollar Man)

Card, Orson Scott         -  Ender's Children (Xenocide) as yet unpublished

Clarke, Arthur C.         -  `The Nine Billion Names of God`

Crichton, Michael         -  Sphere

Elliot, Bob et al.        -  `The Day the Computers Got Waldon Ashenfelter`

Le Guin, Ursula Kroeber   -  The Lathe of Heaven

Lee, Tanith               -  The Eletric Forest

Miller, Walter M., Jr.    -  `Dumb Waiter`

McIntyre, Vonda N.        -  `The Genius Freaks`

Oliver, Chad              -  `Transformer`

Sturgeon, Theodore        -  `The Macrocosmic God`

Tiptree, James R.         -  `The Girl Who Was Plugged In`

Zelzany, Roger            -  My Name is Legion

Things not included:

Dr. Who stuff      (K-9, Daliks, Cybermen)

ST:TNG stuff       (Mr. Data)

expanded definitions:

  All of the following should be able to pass the Turing test,  and should be/have been (at the minimum in their original forms) products of human or alien intelligence.  "Standard" definitions of intelligence apply.

 androids (A) - robots in humanoid form, these can be mechanical and/or organic (_Do androids Dream of Electric Sheep_).

 computer systems (C) - these range in size and type from a fair sized mini computer (_Ariel_) to an planetary

     computer (_Colossus_) to a galactic network with one  single mind (_Speaker for the Dead_).

 humans in computerized/program/digitized form (H) - these tend to be copies of people which only exist in computerized form - such as the hacker in (_Neuromancer_) and folks of City Memory in (_Eon_).

 non-mechanical, human created intelligences (N) - beings  which have been (in most cases) genetically altered or are biological (_Blood Music_).  NOT forced evolution 

 other intelligences (O) - beings which are difficult to categorize: anything Berserker, tanks, books, planets,  planets (Asimov's Gaia), satellites, etc.  Where (O) is used, the particular form has also been named when known.

 programs (P) - able to move independently from one computer system to another, usually created by a program(mer) _The Adolescence or P1_).

 robots (R) - constitute functional and specialized beings which are mobile and are not (S) or (P).  Anything between vaguely humanoid (Dr. Who's Cybermen) and computers on wheels (R2D2) can be considered robots of the 'functional'  robot class.  'Specialized' robots are those which are geared/optimized to performing one job - they can look like  either androids (The Terminator) or functional robots (Val's  from _Pirates of the Thunder_).

 ships/computer systems (S) - essentially an (A) which is only mobile in the form of a (star) ship (_Pirates of the Thunder_). However, there are cases where the (S) is essentially a well programmed (R) which is only mobile as stated (_The Number of the Beast_).

 cyborgs/mechanical humans (Y) - strictly speaking these are not  AI. The definition here is that the (Y) is either (1) a human  brain in control of a computer system/star ship (_The Ship Who Sang_) where at the very least the person's brain has  been modified to contain computerized parts (_The Rapture Effect?_) (Did you ever wish that you could have a math co-processor?). (Y)'s are NOT (for the purpose of this  list) organic beings whose natural body parts have beenreplaced by mechanical ones (ie. Luke Skywalker after his forearm was severed, or bionic people). unsure/no idea (?) - just what it says, so someone PLEASE read  it and tell me what type is is and whether it belongs here. 

evolved AI being (e) - usually begin as man-made devices hich then develop intelligence on their own (_Valentina_).

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It’s Over Quotes: 61 Breakup Quotes to Say Goodbye

It’s hard to say goodbye—we already know that based on television, movies, and personal experiences. There are songs explicitly created to detail the difficulty in saying goodbye to someone, especially regarding a breakup.

Oftentimes, it’s hard to say goodbye because the actual words are harsh and unsettling. Many people would rather not say “it’s over” to someone we loved or once loved. Then there are other times, when you’re upset or hurt, that you’d like to shout it’s over from the rooftops. When you’re not sure how you feel or how to express yourself, finding the right words can help you move through it. That’s why we’ve put together this list of it’s over quotes and breakup quotes to help you say goodbye. 

Here are a few ways for you to say that it’s over, to yourself or someone else:

Wise words from children’s literature. Characters from children’s literature may not seem like the most obvious place to go to for advice on saying goodbey, but when you look deeper, you”ll see that they are. To say goodbye in a way that tugs on the heartstrings, look to some of these breakup quotes.

“How lucky am I to have something that makes saying goodbye so hard?” A.A. Milne, Winnie the Pooh

“Goodbye always makes my throat hurt.” Charles Schulz, Charlie Brown

“Someone always leaves.” Charles Schulz, Charlie Brown

“You said you’d always be there for me, but you’re not.” The Lion King

“I’ll remember you, though. I remember everyone that leaves.” Lilo and Stitch

“Goodbye may seem forever, farewell is like the end. But my heart is a memory and there you’ll always be.” The Fox and the Hound

Famous people and famous quotes. Famous quotes are well-known for a reason. If you’re writing a letter or a card and want to look to the wise words that have been passed down through the ages, here are some great options.

“If you’re brave enough to say goodbye, life will reward you with a new hello.” Paulo Coehlo

“So for now I say goodbye to this chapter of my life and I look forward to what comes next.” Brooke Davis

“It’s time to say goodbye, but I think goodbyes are sad and I’d much rather say hello. Hello to a new adventure.” Ernie Harwell

“Saying goodbye doesn’t mean anything. It’s the time we spent together that matters, not how we left it.” Trey Parker

“The story of life is quicker than the blink of an eye, the story of love is hello, goodbye.” Jimi Hendrix

“It feels right, but it’s emotional. Saying goodbye to anything you’ve done that long is hard.” Angela Ruggiero

“Could we see when and where we are to meet again, we would be more tender when we bid our friends goodbye.” Ouida

“I’ve become more comfortable as time has gone on with saying goodbye because I’ve been having so many conversations about the cyclical nature of life. It just keeps going.” Brie Larson

“History never really says goodbye. History says see you later.” Eduardo Galeano

“We only part to meet again.” John Gay

“Where is the good in goodbye?” Meredith Wilson

“There are no goodbyes for us. Wherever you are, you will always be in my heart.” Mahatma Gandhi

“It’s the emptiest, and yet the fullest of all human messages: Good-bye.” Kurt Vonnegut

“This is not a goodbye, my darling, this is a thank you.” Nicholas Sparks

“Farewell is a beautiful and a soft word and yet it is a horrible and heavy thing too!” Mehmet Ildan

“I find wisdom in the waves. Goodbye is a hello to a life without you.” Jarod Kintz

“Bless those who walk away from you, they are making room for those who won’t.” Unknown

“One kind kiss before we part, drop a tear, and bid adieu.” Robert Dodsley

“Goodbye is the last time I will hold you near.” Celine Dion

“You can only lose what you cling to.” Buddha

“In the process of letting go, you will lose many things from the past, but you will find yourself.” Deepak Chopra

Speak from the heart. There are some phrases and quotes that will apply more than others. Lean on these to help you project and heal.  

“Someday you’ll see the reason why, there’s good in goodbye.”

“Every goodbye always makes the next hello closer.”

“There are no goodbyes for us. Wherever you are, you will always be in my heart.”

“Thank you for being a part of my life.”

“You will always be a part of me.”

“I don’t want to say goodbye. I want to say thank you.”

“You will always be in my heart, but now, it is time to move on.”

“I will always love you.”

“I will miss you always.”

“It’s time for us to part.”

“You will always have a big part of my heart.”

“I wish you well, but it is time for me to go.”

“I mean it when I say this: I love you, I will miss you, but it is time for goodbye.”

“I have to say goodbye now.”

“I will never forget you.”

“Please don’t be angry, but it is time for us to part.”

“It’s not your fault, and it’s not mine. But it’s time for us to go on.”

“There is no preparation for departure.”

“I don’t want to say goodbye, but I do want to say, ‘see you soon.’”

“I want to leave you with these words.”

“I can’t ask you to stay, and I know you want to leave.”

“Thank you for what you’ve given me.”

“I cannot say goodbye to someone who has shaped me so much.”

“I will always think of you.”

“This isn’t working out—for either of us.”

“I love you, but this is no longer healthy for either of us.”

“Love is different than function. I love you, but this isn’t functional anymore.”

“It’s hard to say this, but I’m ready to move on.”

“I’m ready to say goodbye.”

“It’s over.”

“What we have created together is so special, and now it is time to let it be.”

“Let’s go after tomorrow.”

“Change is hard, but it is fulfilling.”

Breaking up with someone isn’t easy. There are a wide range of emotions that come with letting someone go. Whether you are the one to initiate the breakup, or you are the one to experience that loss without much of say, it is important to express yourself. These quotes are sad, direct, emotional, fulfilling, and hopefully will provide you with the capacity to heal. Make them your own. Use them in your own life. Embrace the change. You will get through this.

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by Roseann Cane

The 1977 film Saturday Night Fever was a smash hit. Based on a 1995 New York Magazine article, Nik Cohn’s “Tribal Rites of a Saturday Night” (which Cohn admitted years later to be fictional), the film propelled John Travolta into stardom, and became the best-selling dance-centered movie of all time until 2010’s Black Swan.

Directed by John Badham with a screenplay by Norman Wexler, and music by the Bee Gees (one of the best-selling soundtracks of all time), it’s not difficult to understand the well-deserved success of the movie. The Bee Gees were commissioned by producer Robert Stigwood to write songs for the film. Not terribly well known at the time, the group created some of the songs during a single weekend, and gathered some songs they’d already written to add to the mix. “Stayin’ Alive” had already been written, and was one of the first songs ready to be used in the film. “Stayin’ Alive” will undoubtedly be forever associated with the movie, in no small part thanks to the movie’s stunning opening sequence.

 The stage musical of Saturday Night Fever, with a book by Nan Knighton in collaboration with Arlene Phillips, Paul Nicholas, and Robert Stigwood, and music by the Bee Gees, opened in London in 1998, and on Broadway the following year. It is now playing at Chatham, NY’s Mac-Haydn Theatre, directed by John Saunders.

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The show opens with “Stayin’ Alive,” too, and in this production, the number falls flat. While James Kinney usually does a superb job choreographing the excellent dancers who grace the Mac-Haydn’s round stage, in this attempt to recreate the busy thoroughfare (86th Street in Bay Ridge, Brooklyn), the chorus walks across the stage and back in “X” formation, bumping into each other (intentionally or accidentally, I couldn’t tell), and the effect is merely one of too many people crammed in too small a space. (Happily, Kinney more than redeems himself later.)

 As Tony Manero, the role originated by Travolta on screen, Daniel Velasquez is very attractive and gifted with a lovely singing voice. Unfortunately, when he is speaking, he frequently sounded as if he were doing a John Travolta impression down to the cadence, and the effect is disruptive; we don’t know where Tony is. It pulls us out of the play. By the end, though, I was gratified that he had stopped impersonating and became his own Tony, Brooklyn accent intact.

 What is terrific about this production are the scenes in the disco club 2001 Odyssey. Lighting designer Andrew Gmoser, scenic designer Kevin Gleason, sound designer Ethan Carleton, choreographer Kinney, and director Saunders have collaborated to transform the entire theater into an authentic disco complete with mirrored disco ball. The lighting design was so successful that it felt as if the audience were right in the club, amid flashing lights and nimble, gyrating dancers.

 I’ve written before about my personal distaste for mic’ing actors, especially in a small theater, but the mics, at least in the particular way they were used in this show, created a serious problem that was impossible to overlook. Early in the show, Tony has an undressing sequence in which he faces a mirror, preening and dancing. The headset part of the mic is usually visible to the audience because of its placement on the actor’s head and face. The body pack transmitter that goes with it is hidden under the actor’s costume. When Mr. Velasquez stripped down to his tight black briefs, his body pack transmitter, roughly the size of two stacked decks of cards, was an abundantly visible protrusion beneath his briefs at the approximate area of his coccyx. At this point Mr. Velasquez was heartily bumping, grinding, and shimmying. To my mind, there was no justification for the placement of that body pack. I felt badly for the actor. The sequence had me cringing, and was at once embarrassing and silly.

 From that point on, I couldn’t help but notice the body packs bulging through most of the cast’s costumes. This was certainly no fault of costume designer Angela Carstensten, who did a fine job clothing the cast. Disco-era clothing is sleek and body-hugging, and I wish that someone either did away with the body packs or devised a better way to disguise them. Certainly, if one was to be placed in Mr. Velasquez’s briefs, he should not have had to strip down to them.

 The production boasts a fine group of actors, singers, and dancers, including Kate Zulauf (Stephanie Mangano), Gabe Belyeu (Monty), belter extraordinaire Aneesa Folds (Candy), and Sophia Tsougros (Annette). As Tony’s parents Frank and Flo, Pat Wemitt and Erin Spears Ledford were well cast, except that Miss Ledford looked far too young to be Tony’s mother, a problem that can easily be fixed with makeup.

My biggest complaint about the stage version of Saturday Night Fever is not about the Mac-Haydn production, but about the script itself. It completely lacks the pathos that was so abundant in the film. That the actors sing the songs from the film disrupts characterization. It is not a film that adapts well to the stage.

It is however, entertaining, and the audience members left the theater delighted. I heard many people exclaim that they had great fun watching the show. If you can go without any expectation that Saturday Night Fever meets the standards of the movie, you’ll find lots to enjoy.

Saturday Night Fever runs July 6-23, 2017, at the Mac-Haydn Theatre, 1925 NY Route 203 in Chatham, NY. Book by Nan Knighton in collaboration with Arlene Phillips, Paul Nicholas, and Robert Stigwood. Music by the Bee Gees (Barry, Robin, and Maurice Gibb.) Directed by John Saunders; Lighting designer Andrew Gmoser; scenic designer Kevin Gleason; sound designer Ethan Carleton; choreographer James Kinney; costume designer Angela Carstensten. CAST: Daniel Velasquez (Tony Manero), Kate Zulauf (Stephanie Mangano), Gabe Belyeu (Monty), Aneesa Folds (Candy), Sophia Tsougros (Annette), Pat Wemitt (Frank Manero), Erin Spears Ledford (Flo Manero), Dan Macke (Bobby), Sam Pickart (Gus), Ross Flores (Double-J), Alex Carr (Joey), Quinn Corcoran (Frank Manero, Jr.), Laura Michele Erle (Pauline), Lauren Wrigley (Linda Manero), Dakota Dutcher (salesman/Jay/Joseph Cursa), Bryce McAllister (Stephanie’s Dance Partner/Cesar Rodriguez), Stephen C. Kallas (Gabriel), Connor Hubbard (Chester Brinson), Megan Hasse (Stayin’ Alive Girl/Shirley Charles), Catherine Skojec (Doreen/Elizabeth Cursa), Katie Skawski (Girl), Michelle Carter (Waitress), Kelly Gabrielle Murphy (Connie), and Steffany Pratt (Maria Huerta).

REVIEW: “Saturday Night Fever” at the Mac-Haydn by Roseann Cane The 1977 film Saturday Night Fever was a smash hit. Based on a 1995 New York Magazine article, Nik Cohn’s “Tribal Rites of a Saturday Night” (which Cohn admitted years later to be fictional), the film propelled John Travolta into stardom, and became the best-selling dance-centered movie of all time until 2010’s…

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#like i know my personal blorbos wouldnt exist if they'd been together but. they're cute in this flashback!!#charles: i can fix her#arthur: i can make her worse#(guess who she chose lmao. oh angela)#but they have this quiet sadness.. they couldve been something man#anyway im actually quite invested in the young Company founders stuff in this ep. where is my prequel!#where we see angela becoming more and more unhinged!#this song is literally set in 1961 and the ep is called 1961. and like basically the whole song is wildly appropriate somehow#this is a charles/angela song to me forevs#also it takes place in a desert and uh yeah a good girl sure died (angela: they're right to be afraid of us.lets start killing people)#girlboss: origins#anyway uh yeah something slightly different from me lol

@judasisgayriot they're so !!!!!!!!

(i saw the ending when they turned the page.) out here the bird don’t sing out here the field don’t grow out here the bell don’t ring out here the good girls die