CHRISTOPHER PRIEST - "PRESTIGIOSO" AUTOR DE LECTURA OBLIGATORIA

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Christopher Priest nació en Cheshire en 1943, y es uno de los más aclamados escritores ingleses de la actualidad. En 1970 publicó su primer libro, Indoctrinario, al que siguieron Fuga para una isla (1972), Un mundo invertido (1974, premio British SF), La máquina del espacio (1976), A Dream of Wessex (1977), Un verano infinito (1979) y La afirmación (1980). Esta última novela fue nominada para el Booker Prize como mejor libro del año. El glamour (1988) obtuvo el premio Kurd Lassawitz, El prestigio fue galardonado con el premio James Tait Black Memorial en 1995; en 1999 le concedieron el premio British SF por The Extremes, y en 2001 el premio Utopía por su trayectoria literaria. Su última novela, The Separation (de próxima aparición en Minotauro) ha obtenido el premio British SF 2003. Considerado un auténtico literato de las ideas, Priest ha sido comparado con de H. G. Wells, Thomas Ardi, A. E. Coppard y Walter de la Mare.

Novels:

* Indoctrinaire, (n.) Faber and Faber, London, 1970
* Fugue for a Darkening Island, (n.) Faber and Faber, London, 1972 -- Campbell nominee, 1973[4]
* The Inverted World, (n.) Faber and Faber, London, 1974 -- BSFA winner, 1974[1], Hugo Award nominee, 1975[5]
* Real-time World, (s.s.) Faber and Faber 1975 - reissued 2009
* The Space Machine, (n.) Faber and Faber, London, 1976
* A Dream of Wessex (US title The Perfect Lover), (n.) Faber and Faber, London, 1977
* An Infinite Summer, (s.s.) Faber and Faber 1979 (stories reissued as "The Dream Archipelago")
* The Affirmation, (n.) Faber and Faber, London, 1981 -- BSFA nominee, 1981[6]
* The Glamour, (n.) Jonathan Cape, London, 1984 -- BSFA nominee, 1984[7]
* Short Circuit, (n.) Sphere Books, 1986 (Film tie-in novelisation as Colin Wedgelock)
* Mona Lisa, (n.) Sphere Books, 1986 (Film tie-in novelisation as John Luther Novak)
* The Quiet Woman, (n.) Bloomsbury, London, 1990
* The Prestige, (n.) Touchstone, Simon and Schuster, London, 1995 -- BSFA nominee, 1995[8]; WFA, Clarke Awards nominee, 1996[4]
* The Extremes, (n.) Simon and Schuster, London, 1998 -- BSFA winner, 1998[2]; Clarke Award nominee, 1999[9]
* eXistenZ, (n.) Harper, 1999
* The Separation, (n) Scribner, 2002; Old Earth Books 2005 -- BSFA winner, 2002[3]; Clark Award winner, Campbell Award nominee, 2003[10]
* Ersatz Wines (s.s.) 2008 (anthology of early works)

Short stories and other works

* "The Run", (ss) SF Impulse, May 1966 [Volume 1 Number 3]
* "Conjugation", (ss) New Worlds, #169 December 1966
* "The Ersatz Wine", (ss) New Worlds, #171 March 1967
* "The Match", (ss) Tit-Bits, 11 November 1967
* "Occupation Force", (ss) Tit-Bits, 25 November 1967
* "The Haul" [with Dick Howett], (ss) Tit-Bits, 31 August 1968
* "The Interrogator", (nv) New Writings in SF 15, editor John Carnell, London: Dobson, 1969
* "The Perihelion Man", (nv) New Writings in SF 16, editor John Carnell, London: Dobson, 1969
* "Breeding Ground", (ss) Vision of Tomorrow, January 1970
* "Double Consummation", (ss) The Disappearing Future, editor George Hay, Panther, 1970
* "Fire Storm", (ss) Quark/#1, editor Samuel R. Delany & Marilyn Hacker, Paperback Library, 1970
* "Nothing Like the Sun", (ss) Vision of Tomorrow #10, July 1970
* "Real-Time World", (nv) New Writings in SF 19, editor John Carnel, London: Dobson, 1971
* "Sentence in Binary Code", (ss) Fantastic, August 1971
* "The Head and the Hand", (ss) New Worlds Quarterly 3, editor Michael Moorcock, London: Sphere, 1972
* "The Inverted World", (nv) New Writings in SF 22, editor Kenneth Bulmer, London: Sidgwick & Jackson, 1973
* "Transplant", (ss) Worlds of If, January/February 1974
* "A Woman Naked", (ss) Science Fiction Monthly, v1 #1 1974
* "The Invisible Men", (ss) Stopwatch, editor George Hay, New English Library, 1974
* Your Book of Film-Making, (n.f.) Faber and Faber, London 1974
* "Men of Good Value", (ss) New Writings in SF 26, editor Kenneth Bulmer, London: Sidgwick & Jackson, 1975
* "The Cremation", (nv) Andromeda 3, editor Peter Weston, London: Futura, 1978
* "The Negation", (nv) Anticipations, editor Christopher Priest, Scribner's, 1978
* "The Watched", (na) The Magazine of Fantasy and Science Fiction, April 1978
* "Whores", (ss) New Dimensions 8, editor Robert Silverberg, Harper & Row, 1978
* "Palely Loitering", (nv) The Magazine of Fantasy & Science Fiction, January 1979
* "The Agent" (with David Redd), (nv) Aries 1, editor John Grant, David & Charles, 1979
* The Making of the Lesbian Horse (n.f.), Novacon 9 (for the Birmingham Science Fiction Group), 1979
* "The Miraculous Cairn", (nv) New Terrors #2, editor Ramsey Campbell, London: Pan, 1980
* "The Ament", (nv) Seven Deadly Sins: A Collection of New Fiction, editor anon., Severn House, London 1985
* The Book on the Edge of Forever, (n.f.) Fantagraphics, Seattle, June 1993
* "In a Flash" (from The Prestige), (ex) Interzone, #99 September 1995
* "Impasse", (sss) SF Impulse, #12, February 1997
* "I, Haruspex", (ss) The Third Alternative, #16 1998
* "The Equatorial Moment", (ss) The Dream Archipelago, Earthlight, 1999
* "The Cage of Chrome", (sss) Interzone, #156 June 2000
* "The Discharge", (ss) SciFi.com Website 13 February 2002
* "A Dying Fall", (ss) Asimov’s Science Fiction December 2006 [Volume 20 Number 12]
* "The Trace of Him", (ss) Interzone February 2008 [Issue 214]
* The Magic - the story of a film, (n.f.) GrimGrin Studio, Hastings, 2008