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James Patrick Kelly

James Patrick Kelly

b. 1951

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James Patrick Kelly writes science fiction, with stories often appearing in Clarkesworld Magazine, including issues 143 and 87. His work is also collected in volumes like Clarkesworld: Year Seven, Feeling Very Strange, and Digital Rapture.

Top Genres

Science Fiction Fantasy Space Opera Fiction Cyberpunk

Also Known As

James P. Kelly

Featured Works

Book cover of Clarkesworld: Year Seven

Clarkesworld: Year Seven

Aliette de Bodard

Clarkesworld Year #7
Book cover of Clarkesworld Issue 87

Clarkesworld Issue 87

Benjanun Sriduangkaew

Clarkesworld Magazine #87
Book cover of Feeling very strange
Start Here

Feeling very strange

James Patrick Kelly

Book cover of Digital Rapture

Digital Rapture

Charles Stross

Book cover of Clarkesworld Issue 143

Clarkesworld Issue 143

Hao Jingfang

Clarkesworld #143

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Frequently asked questions

  • What awards has James Patrick Kelly won?

    James Patrick Kelly has won the Nebula Award twice, for his novelette "Think Like a Dinosaur" and his novella "Burn". He also received the Hugo Award for his novelette "10 16 to One".

  • Where should a new reader start with James Patrick Kelly's work?

    A good starting point for new readers is his collection "The Best of James Patrick Kelly", which gathers many of his award-winning and most representative short stories. Alternatively, "Burn" is a well-regarded novella that showcases his style.