Paul Marlowe

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Paul Marlowe is a Canadian author of historical fiction and science fiction. Much of his historical fiction is connected in some way with the , a Victorian society devoted to investigating unusual or supernatural phenomena.

Published works[]

Radio plays[]

• The Resident Member (2009)

The Resident Member is a 30-minute comedy featuring the voice acting of Gideon Emery, , Damon Berry, Digby Young, and Christa Schamberger-Young.

Novels[]

Series[]

The Wellborn Conspiracy[]

• Sporeville (Sybertooth Incorporated, 2007) ISBN 9780973950540.^[1]
• Knights of the Sea (2010)

Collections[]

• Ether Frolics: Nine Tales from the Etheric Explorers Club (2012)

Short stories[]

• Scientia Potentia Est (2000)
• Airship Voyages Made Easy (2000)
• For we being many... (2003)
• A Visit from Prospero (2003)
• Resurrection and Life (2004)
• Krasnaya Luna (2004)
• Venera Redux (2006)
• The Night of Sevens (2006)
• Ten Golden Roosters (2006)
• The Mud Men of Tower Tunnel (2007)
• The Incident at the 27th Meeting (2007)
• 66° South (2007)
• The Resident Member (2008)
• Alpha and Omega (2011)
• Cotton Avicenna B iv (2011)
• The Grinsfield Penitent (2014)

Awards and honours[]

• 2008 — Sporeville was selected for Resource Links magazine's 2007 Year's Best list
• 2010 — Marlowe's The Saguenay Cheese won a first prize in the James McIntyre poetry contest
• 2013 — Ether Frolics was short listed for the Danuta Gleed Literary Award

See also[]

• List of Canadian writers

References[]

External links[]

• Paul Marlowe's web site
• Paul Marlowe at the Internet Speculative Fiction Database

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