- "
Shambleau" is a
short story by
American science fiction and
fantasy writer C. L. Moore.
Though it was her
first professional sale, it is her most famous...
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collaboration with
Forrest J Ackerman. The most
famous Northwest Smith story is "
Shambleau",
which was also Moore's
first professional sale. It
originally appeared...
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Shambleau and
Others is a 1953
collection of
science fiction and
fantasy short stories by
American writer C. L. Moore. The book was
originally announced...
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Austin &
Shambleau was an
American architectural partnership in
South Bend, Indiana, in the
United States. It was
founded by
Ennis R.
Austin and N. Roy...
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Northwest Smith stories appear in the
following collections:
Shambleau and
Others (1953): "
Shambleau", "Black Thirst", "The Tree of Life", "Scarlet Dream" (the...
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critics alike. Eel Girl Girl from
Nowhere Harpya Jenifer Jennifer's Body
Shambleau Tamara Wilson,
Nathan (December 30, 2016). "ICv2: Review: 'Tomie: Complete...
- dark abyss. This
Mythos entity is
somewhat inspired by C. L. Moore's
Shambleau, the
illusionary Martian she-vampires of lust.
Ghroth is an
Outer God...
- same name. One of
Jennifer T. Rideout's great-aunts is
named Aunt
Shambleau. "
Shambleau" is a word
invented by
science fiction writer C.L. Moore, the title...
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vanquishing the villains.[citation needed] C. L. Moore's
short story "
Shambleau" (1933) –
generally acknowledged as epoch-making in the
history of science...
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American Craftsman style architecture and
works by
architects Austin &
Shambleau.
Notable buildings include the
Sunnyside Apartments (1922), Studebaker...
