Author

Thomas M. Disch

4 series · 326 standalones · 334 works in the catalog

1940–2008 · Des Moines, Iowa, USA

Thomas Michael Disch was an American science fiction writer and poet. He won the Hugo Award for Best Related Book—previously called "Best Non-Fiction Book"—in 1999. He had two other Hugo nominations and nine Nebula Award nominations to his credit, plus one win of the John W. Campbell Memorial Award, a Rhysling Award, and two Seiun Awards, among others.

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science fiction
literary & general
dystopia
horror
fantasy
satire

Series

Medea(1 work)
New Worlds Quarterly(1 work)
Supernatural Minnesota(4 works)
The Prisoner(1 work)

Works

Type

Genre

25 of 334 works

The Double-Timer1962short story
Final Audit1963short story
The Demi-Urge1963short story
The Princess' Carillon1963short story
The Return of the Medusae1963short story
"Utopia? Never!"1963short story
Assassin & Son1964short story
Dangerous Flags1964short story
Descending1964short storyscience fiction
Genetic Coda1964short story
Minnesota Gothic1964short storyhorror
Nada1964short story
Now Is Forever1964short storyscience fiction
Thesis on Social Forms and Social Controls in the U.S.A.1964short story
102 H-Bombs1965novelettescience fiction
Come to Venus Melancholy1965short storyscience fiction
Leader of the Revolution1965short story
The Genocides1965novelscience fiction
The Roaches1965short storyhorror
The Sightseers1965short story
The Vamp1965short story
White Fang Goes Dingo1965novelette
5 Eggs1966short story
A Vacation on Earth1966poem
Bone of Contention1966short story