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-'''Louis Sergio Antonelli''' (Lou Antonelli) (born [[January 6]], [[1957]] in [[Medford, Massachusetts]]) is an American [[science fiction]] and fantasy writer who resides in [[Hooks, Texas|Hooks]], [[Texas]].
+This was a copy of [[wikipedia:Lou Antonelli]]
-Antonelli's stories have been compared to [[Isaac Asimov]] in plotting, and to [[Ray Bradbury]] in style, with a certain unique Texas weirdness. A resident of the Lone Star State since 1985, many of his stories are set in [[Texas]]. He is a [[Massachusetts]] native and attended [[Columbia University]] in [[New York City]] before moving to Texas.
-He is a professional [[journalist]] and has won awards in news, feature, column, sports and editorial writing from the Texas Press Association and the North and East Texas Press Association.
-A member of the [[Science Fiction and Fantasy Writers of America]] (SFWA), Antonelli got a late start in his fiction writing career; his first story was published when he was 46 years old. He has had 28 short stories published since June 2003 in 14 different publications.
-He has received eight honorable mentions in ''The Year's Best Science Fiction'' published by [[St. Martin's Press]] for 2006, 2005 and 2004. (see below). He received an honorable mention as a nominee for the [[John W. Campbell Award for Best New Writer]] in 2006.
-==Bibliography==
-as of November 1, 2006 includes:
-# "Silvern" - ''RevolutionSF'', June 2003
-# "Silence is Golden" - ''RevolutionSF'', August 2003 HONORABLE MENTION
-# "Comes the Juju Man" - ''GateWay'' science fiction, December 2003
-# "S*P*P*A*M*" - ''Bewildering Stories'', December 2003
-# "Rome, If You Want To" - ''Surprising Stories'', May 2004
-# "Pen Pal" - ''RevolutionSF'', July 2004 HONORABLE MENTION
-# "I Got You" - ''[[Bewildering Stories]]'', July 2004 HONORABLE MENTION
-# "Flash, Boom, Bam (a flash anthology)" - ''Bewildering Stories'', July 2004
-# "Doppelgangster" - ''Bewildering Stories'', Sept. 2004
-# "Double-Crossing the Styx" - ''Continuum Science Fiction'', Fall 2004
-# "The Rocket-Powered Cat" - ''RevolutionSF'', Dec. 2004 HONORABLE MENTION
-# "Circe in Vitro" - ''Astounding Tales'', December 2004 HONORABLE MENTION
-# "They Call It Time" - ''AlienSkin'', Dec./Jan. 2005
-# "Won't You Come Home, [[Bill Buckley]]?" - ''Bewildering Stories'', Feb. 2005
-# "Big Girl" - ''Ultraverse'', May/June 2005.
-# "The Hideaway" - ''AlienSkin'', June/July 2005.
-# "The Honor of the Blue Devil Patrol" - ''Beyond Centauari'', June/July 2005.
-# "The Cast Iron [[Dybbuk]]" - June/July 2005, ''Andromeda Spaceways In-flight Magazine''. HONORABLE MENTION
-# "Dialogue" - ''RevolutionSF'', August 2005. HONORABLE MENTION
-# "A Rocket for the Republic*" - ''Asimov's Science Fiction'', Sept. 2005. HONORABLE MENTION
-# "After Image" - ''Surprising Stories'', Sept. 2005.
-# "The Queen of Guilty Pleasures" - ''Bewildering Stories'', Oct. 2005.
-# "The Dragon's Black Box" - ''Bewildering Stories'', February 2006.
-# "A Djinn for General Houston" - ''Surprising Stories'', May 2006.
-# "The Runner at Dawn" - ''Worlds of Wonder'', July 2006.
-# "Wish List" - ''RevolutionSF'', August 2006.
-# "Berserker" - ''OG Speculative Fiction", September 2006.
-# "Good Old Gal" - ''Nova Science Fiction No. 18", Fall 2006
-* "A Rocket for the Republic" placed third in the Asimov's Science Fiction Readers Poll for 2005 in the Short Story category.
-== External links ==
-* [http://www.cedarhillsentinel.com/ Official website]
-* http://www.louantonelli.blogspot.com/
-*http://writertopia.com/profiles/LouAntonelli
-[[Category:1957 births|Antonelli, Lou]]
-[[Category:American science fiction writers|Antonelli, Lou]]
-[[Category:Living people|Antonelli, Lou]]

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