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Bob's primary U.S. publisher is Tor, a division of St. Martin's Press. The Tor site itself has a lot of interesting links and news, include an upcoming publication schedule for all the Tor authors/titles. Tor has a separate page for Bob on their site. Tor's latest Reed release was The Well of Stars in hardback in April 2005, with the paperback in Feruary 2007.

Golden Gryphon was the publisher of Bob's acclaimed first hardback collection of short stories, The Dragons of Springplace, in 1999. Bob returned to Golden Gryphon with a short story in the anthology The Silver Gryphon in 2003, to help them celebrate GG's 25th original book. Most recently, Golden Gryphon printed an original Robert Reed chapbook entitled Mere in September 2004 -- another story in the Marrow series, plus extensive author notes. The Cuckoo's Boys, a second collection of Bob's shorter works, was published by Golden Gryphon, in November of 2005.

Bob's U.K. publisher is Orbit Books, which has had tremendous success with his recent novels Marrow and Sister Alice and The Well of Stars, and recently reprinted his 1991 novel Down the Bright Way in a new paperback edition. In fact, if you don't mind the overseas postage costs, you can order autographed copies of several of these titles directly from Orbit on-line at this page. Orbit's latest Reed release was The Well of Stars in December 2004.

 
 

Bob was first published in The Magazine of Fantasy & Science Fiction in their December 1988 issue. As of the end of 2008, Bob has had 65 stories appear within the pages of F&SF.

Bob was first published in Isaac Asimov's Science Fiction Magazine in their November 1990 issue. As of the end of 2008, Bob has had 55 stories appear within the pages of Asimov's.

Bob's first work for PS Publishing was the stand-alone chapbook Flavors of My Genius, in November 2006. He has appeared in their magazine, Postscripts, and has a collection of novellas coming book format from them in late 2010.



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Before it was discontinued in the Fall of 2008, Bob had two stories published in Helix SF's online genre fiction magazine -- The Hoplite (Apr 2007) and Weapons of Discretion (Spring 2008). The stories have now been archived on the Robert Reed web site, and the links will take you to their pages here.

Before it was discontinued at the end of December 2005, Bob had had seven stories appear on the Sci Fiction site, which are all available for free download. They are located chronologically in the full bibliography, but for ease of access you can link to them here as well: Birdy Girl, The Children's Crusade, Like, Need, Deserve, Melodies Played Upon Cold Dark Worlds, The Dragons of Summer Gulch. Hidden Paradise and Man for the Job. The stories have now been archived on the Robert Reed web site, and the links will take you to their pages here.

Ten of Robert Reed's shorter works are available as inexpensive downloads at Fictionwise.com. Also, any of Bob's stories which have appeared in The Magazine of Fantasy & Science Fiction are available as Fictionwise downloads, as is the current issue of Asimov's Science Fiction on a month-by-month basis. In the full bibliography, you'll find Bob's Fictionwise entries marked with a .

Bookshare.org is an online community that enables people with visual and other print disabilities to legally share scanned books. It is designed exclusively for the use of the blind and other individuals with print-related disabilities. Bookshare.org has been in operation since February, 2002, and was created by Benetech. Bob's novels Black Milk, The Leeshore, Marrow and the anthology Down These Dark Spaceways are all available to members at Bookshare.org for a minimal fee at this page. In the full bibliography, you'll find Bob's Fictionwise entries marked with a .

Several of Bob's stories have been adapted to audiofiles and released as podcastings, by a variety of sources. You can find these on both the full bibliography page and the FAQ page, but here are links to all of the podcast versions of the stories, individually: Eight Episodes [Asimov's June 2006 - Hugo Nominee], released through Escape Pod in May 2007; Roxie [Asimov's July 2007], released via starshipsofa in July 2008; Floating Over Time, an original audio release via Drabblecast, October 2008; and A Woman's Best Friend, an original print/audio release at Clarkesworld, December 2008.



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