from the Magazine of Fantasy and Science Fiction (1988) Passing for Human (2009) Published short stories: "Beyond the Cleft" (1974) "Twilla" (1974) "San Diego Lightfoot Sue" (August 1975) The Magazine of Fantasy and Science Fiction pages 6–45, 151 "Under the Hollywood Sign" (1975) "Dinosaurs" (1976) "Mistress of Windraven" (1976) "The Sweetwater Factor" (1976) "The Detweiler Boy" (1977) "Insects in Amber" (1978) "Waiting for Billy Star" (1978) "2076: Blue Eyes" (1979) "M is for the Million Things" (1981) One unpublished 17,000-word story sold to The Last Dangerous Visions: "Potiphee, Petey and Me" (1975) One unpublished, untitled, unfinished short story at the time of his death Untitled (1977) Screenplays: "The Goddaughter" (produced 1972; Reamy credited on screen as only Assistant Director) "The Mislayed Genie" (produced, 1973) "Sting" (1975) (unproduced) "The Screaming Night: A Screenplay" with Howard Waldrop (?) (unproduced) Hollywood Film Crew: Served in the Art Department as Property Master on the cult-movie "Flesh Gordon" (1974) Awards and nominations Hugo: Best Fanzine nominee (1967) for Trumpet Hugo: Best Fanzine nominee (1969) for Trumpet Nebula: Best Novelette nominee (1974) for "Twilla" Nebula: Best Novelette winner (1975) for "San Diego Lightfoot Sue" Hugo: Best Novelette nominee (1976) for "San Diego Lightfoot Sue" John W. Campbell Award for Best New Writer: winner (1976) Nebula: Best Novel nominee (1978) for Blind Voices Hugo: Best Novel nominee (1979) for Blind Voices External links References Notes Sources Budrys, Algis. "Tom Reamy: A Masterful Fantasist". Trumpet magazine #12, Fall, 1980, Kansas City, MO. No ISSN. (Posthumous essay on Reamy's professional works and their place in fantasy and science fiction literature.) Cadigan, Pat. "Interview: The Genie-us of Tom Reamy". Shayol magazine #1, November 1977, Flight Unlimited, Kansas City, MO. No ISSN. (Lengthy Reamy interview published posthumously the same month of his death.) Sanders, Joe. Science Fiction Fandom. Greenwood Press, Westport, CT., 1994. . Reamy, Tom. "They've Built a MacDonalds at Hollywood & Vine..." (Editorial & Other Pretensions), Trumpet #11, Spring, 1974, Woodson, TX. No ISSN. (Various details of Reamy living and working in Los Angeles during the early 1970s on low-budget Hollywood films). Waldrop, Howard. "Tom Reamy Dies", Locus #206 (Vol. 10, No, 9), November 1977, The Newspaper of the Science Fiction Field. (Original draft version of Reamy's obituary that Waldrop would later expand as an Afterword for the Reamy short story collection. See next entry.) Waldrop, Howard. "Tom, Tom! A Reminiscence", 1979, Earthlight Publishers, Kansas City, MO. . (Lengthy