JAMES TIPTREE, JR. -- THE DOUBLE LIFE OF ALICE B. SHELDON

by Julie Phillips
© 2006 by The Kilimanjaro Corporation

UNDER CONSTRUCTION

James Tiptree, Jr., by Wikipedia

The Lunch Date, by Charles Carreon

Philip K. Dick Table of Contents

Table of Contents:

Introduction: Who is Tiptree, What is He?

1. The Innocent Adventuress
2. Africa (1921-22)
3. Childhood
4. Cannibals at Home (1924-25)
5. Celebrity (1925-28)
6. Girls' School (1929-30)
7. Like a Du Maurier Heroine (1931)
8. Ambition (1931-33)
9. "We Have Found It Quite Impossible to Persuade Her to Lead a Normal Life" (1933-34)
10. Love Trouble (1935-36)
11. Sex and Arguing (1936-40)
12. War Fever (1941-42)
13. Fort Des Moines (1942-42)
14. In a Pentagon Basement (1944)
15. Ting (1945)
16. Going Underground (1946-47)
17. Running a Chicken Hatchery in New Jersey (1948-52)
18. The Agency (1952-55)
19. A Disappearance and a Return (1955)
20. Learning to See (1956-59)
21. Chez Women (1950s)
22. Predoctoral Research Grant No. 10,907 (1960-62)
23. Rat Science (1963-67)
24. The Birth of a Writer (1967)
25. Dr. Jekyll and Mr. Spock (1968)
26. First Contact (1969)
27. The Yucatan (1970)
28. A Decadent Intellectual Faked Up In A Woodman's Shirt (1971)
29. Friendships (1971-73)
30. The Women Men Don't See (1972)
31. A Glass Getting Ready to Crack (1973)
32. "Houston, Houston,l Do You Read?" (1973-74)
33. A Tin Rocket (1974)
34. A Sensitive Man (1974-75)
35. Depression (1975-76)
36. Mary's Death (1976)
37. Tiptree Revealed (1976)
38. "I Live In My Body As In An Alien Artifact" (1977)
39. Writing Again (1979-81)
40. Love is the Plan The Plan is Death (1982-87)

Acknowledgments
Note on Sources
Works by Alice B. Sheldon
Notes
Bibliography
Index