Philip José Farmer International Bibliography: Works about Farmer, page 10: K

Works about Philip José Farmer (10): K

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Kastner, Jörg - "Neues aus Peoria: Philip José Farmer in Deutschland, die letzten fuenf Jahre" [No further information.] (German) Science Fiction Times Vol.32 #9, September 1990 [Fanzine]

Kastner, Jörg - "Wider die Etikettierer: Philip José Farmers Fleisch und die (selbst-) Zensur" [No further information.] (German) Science Fiction Times Vol.32 #8, August 1990 [Fanzine]

Kemball-Cook, Jessica - "SF Conglomerate" [No further information.] New Society, May 27, 1976

Kemmler, Olaf - "Ein schrecklich ungezogenes Kind" Article in which Kemmler gives an introduction and overview of the life and career of this 'enfant terrible' of the science fiction world. Many of Farmer's best works are mentioned along the way in this thorough and six pages long article. (German) phantastisch! No. 28, October 2007	Michael Gottfried

Kiausch, Usch -"Kidnapping Tarzan and Frankenstein" A shortened transcript of a dialog between Brian Aldiss and Philip José Farmer, held one evening (March 23rd) at the 1990 Conference on the Fantastic in the Arts, the eleventh annual IAFA conference, at Fort Lauderdale in Florida. Both authors are talking about their stories based on other writers' work, like Venus on a Half-Shell and Frankenstein Unbound, and why they choose to do so. Also about their disappointment about books, The Unreasoning Mask and Report on Probability A, that did not get the attention from the readers they deserved. (German) Das Science Fiction Jahr 1991, edited by Wolgang Jeschke Heyne (Band 4760), ISBN 3-453-04471-1, paperback, -/1991	Patrick Woodroffe

Kindt, Annemarie - "...Zie ik brede rivieren..." Article about the Riverworld and Farmer's writing career in general on the occasion of the publication of the first two Riverworld books in the Netherlands. The author concludes that the books are very bad translated ("...stupid, careless and blunt...") and she urges the readers to buy and read the books in English "...because they are worth it...". (Dutch) Holland SF Vol. 13, No. 2, March 1979 [Fanzine]

Klein, Gérard - "Philip José Farmer ou Comment devenir un petit dieu (1)" [No further information.] (French) Fiction Nr. 174, May 1968 *Online*: read it here	Philippe Druillet

Klein, Gérard - "Philip José Farmer ou Comment devenir un petit dieu (2)" [No further information.] (French) Fiction Nr. 175, June 1968 *Online*: read it here	Mario Sarchielli

Klein, Gérard - "Préface" A lenghty foreword - twenty pages long - to the French edition of the novel Inside Outside. (French) L'univers à l'envers Le Livre de Poche (No.7272), ISBN 2-253-12280-1, paperback, 06/2005	Jackie Paternoster

Klein, Gérard - "Présentation" An introduction to what is called Farmer's opus magnum, the complete Riverworld series, published in France in two boxed omnibuses. (French) Le Cycle du Fleuve, volume 1 Robert Laffont (Ailleurs & Demain), ISBN 2-221-10076-X, trade paperback, 11/2003	Jurgen Ziewe

Knight, Bill - "Tarzan's Illinois Roots" A review essay about PJF's The Dark Heart of Time (a Tarzan Novel), which "...features treasure hunting, betrayal, escapes from certain doom, and ambitious interpretations of history and religion, and the wry wit Farmer brings to all of his writing..." and about John Taliaferro's Tarzan Forever (The Life of Edgar Rice Burroughs, Creator of Tarzan). It's called a shame that the Illinois State Library is not giving Edgar Rice Burroughs credit for being an Illinois author. Illinois Issues Volume XXV, No.10, October 1999 [Magazine of the University of Illinois at Springfield.] *Online*: read it here

Knight, Tracy - "Afterword" Some nice words how this story came to be, after more than three decades lying in Farmer's basement and finished by Danny Adams, "This novella is truly a product of timelessness and folded space." Knight much enjoyed the story. The City Beyond Play PS Publishing, ISBN 978-1-905834-24-2, hardcover, 10/2007	Dominic Harman

Knight, Tracy - "A Man Bigger Than His Works" (A Fragmented Appreciation) Farmerphile Issue No. 3, January 2006	Charles Berlin

Knight, Tracy - "The Trickster Awakens: Philip José Farmer and Venus on the Half-Shell" An article on the how and why Farmer wrote the novel Venus on the Half-Shell, about the trickster motif used herein, and the chasm this book after its publication created "...in the nascent relationship between Farmer and Vonnegut...". Farmerphile Issue No. 5, July 2006	Keith Howell

Körber, Joachim & Kohnle, Uli - "Philip José Farmer - Eine Bibliographie" A bibliography of the original publications of the books and stories as well of the German translations till 1984. The blibliography has many errors. (German) Schockvisionen Knaur (Band 5779), ISBN 3-426-05779-4, paperback, 07/1984	Peter Goodfellow

Kramer, Alexandr - "Farmer, Philip José" Entry about PJF's writing career and work with information about the Czech translations. (Czech) Encyklopedie literatury science fiction, edited by Ondrej Neff and Jaroslav Olsa, Jr. AFSF, ISBN 80-85390-33-7, hardcover, -/1995 [Joined publication with H&H, ISBN 80-85787-90-3.]

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