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Paul Levinson's novels
I have five in print, so far, and am writing a few more, even as we speak ... So far, they're science fiction - with some mystery, historical, etc threads mixed in. One won a major award, all have been reviewed all over the place.
You can hear me reading the first chapter to The Plot to Save Socrates - for free, look for the link below - and I've also listed links to the free, complete live performance of "The Chronology Protection Case" radioplay, based on my novelette, and to Shaun Farrell's free, unabridged podiobook of my first novel, The Silk Code. You'll also find links to 15 anthologies with my science fiction stories.
If you've read any of my work, say hello. Even if not, say hello anyway!
my five science fiction novels
The Plot to Save Socrates by Paul Levinson
my most recent novel - now available in hardcover more...1 point
The Silk Code by Paul Levinson
This is the one that won the Locus Award - for bes more...0 points
The Consciousness Plague by Paul Levinson
my 2nd Phil D'Amato novel - in which everyone, inc more...0 points
The Pixel Eye by Paul Levinson
my 3rd Phil D'Amato novel: squirrels in NYC Centra more...0 points
Borrowed Tides by Paul Levinson
first starship to Alpha Centauri ... with just eno more...0 points
reviews of The Plot to Save Socrates
Analog Magazine
Tom Easton: "a tour-de-force"0 points
Entertainment Weekly
Tom Russo: "challenging fun"0 points
Curled Up With A Good Book
Brian Charles Clark: "Sierra Waters is sexy a more...0 points
SF REVIEWS.NET
T. M. Wagner: "One of the most deliriously mi more...0 points
SCI FI Weekly
Pamela Sargent: "Paul Levinson brings both in more...0 points
Strange Horizons
Colin Harvey: "Levinson's cool, spare style r more...0 points
Bewildering Stories
Jerry Wright: "frankly, he [Levinson] is one more...0 points
30 more reviews
a continuously updated list of reviews of The Plot more...0 points
the acoustic side
free of charge!
Paul Levinson talks about the Four Phils...
Paul Levinson interviews Mark Shanahan, who wrote more...0 points
The Silk Code podiobook
Shaun Farrell narrates my novel, The Silk Code, in more...0 points
Paul Levinson's Chronology Protection Case - Live!
Mark Shanahan wrote and performed as Phil D'Amato more...0 points
special treat: trailer for The Chronology Protection Case short film!
by Jay Kensinger, from Paul Levinson's novelette
"The Chronology Protection Case" marks the first appearance of Dr. Phil D'Amato, whose later exploits are detailed in The Silk Code, The Consciousness Plague, and The Pixel Eye.
You can hear the complete 38-minute radio play of "The Chronology Protection Case" - from a live performance at the Museum of Television and Radio in New York City - by clicking on one of the audio links above.
"The Chronology Protection Case" also introduced NYC forensic detective character, Dr. Phil D'Amato, who later appeared in three novels - The Silk Code, The Consciousness Plague, and The Pixel Eye - see the above listings.
***April 2009: Here's a link to the complete, uncut 2002 38-minute movie - online and FREE!
The Chronology Protection Case - complete movie!
The Plot to Save Socrates begins...
a previously unknown Socratic dialog - from The Plot to Save Socrates
The Silk Code trailer
Phil D'Amato in The Genesis Virus
the lives of my characters - on the Web
- A Letter from Sierra Waters
- time traveler Sierra Waters (from The Plot to Save Socrates) sends an email across time to author Paul Levinson
- A Picture of Sierra Waters
- likely taken in New York City, date unknown
- Poet Lance Strate Writes Verses for Sierra Waters
- MySpace poet Lance Strate wrote an evocative poem for Sierra Waters
- Sierra Waters' MySpace
- blog, photos, comments from her friends
- Sierra Waters, time traveler, on Facebook
- Facebook with photos, news, and commentary from Sierra
- The Lives and Times of Phil D'Amato
- a complete dossier on all the people who have helped bring the Phil D'Amato character to life ...
- Phil D'Amato's Facebook page
- news of Phil D'Amato in novels, short fiction, podiobooks, films, television, more
- Phil D'Amato's Wikipedia page
- a summary of all of Phil's exploits
my short stories in these anthologies
my stories also in these anthologies
and my stories also in these anthologies
22 of my short stories
most for under a buck
- short stories on Fictionwise
- first published in Analog and other leading magazines
now your reviews - and comments - welcome!
tell me what you think - or just say hello
I'm an author who loves hearing from my readers - post a review, take a potshot, tell me what you liked least and best...
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Bookworm25
Sep 7, 2011 @ 6:04 am | delete
- I have added this to my online library with a link as I think they sound fantastic and it's another place for people to find them. I wish you a lot of luck with these and I am going to enjoy reading them.
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PaulLev Sep 7, 2011 @ 10:57 am | delete
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- Thanks, Susan - I'm submitting it right now!
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susannaduffy
Apr 24, 2009 @ 11:42 pm | delete
- Paul, I would love to have this lens in the group BookWorms - where we have a section for Authors in Squidoo. ( /groups/bookworms ). I do hope that you submit to the group :)
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my music - on iTunes
psych, rock. folk. pop
"Superb fuzz guitar irresistibly drizzled across several tracks ... a memorable personality indelibly locked inside the grooves ... the perfect sound track for a lethargic spring day." - Austin Matthews - Shindig Magazine || "a musician full of summer sun" - Dave Greenwald - RAWKBLOG || "The vocals are reminiscent of a live Beatles gig, I haven't seen them live but my grandma said they are quite good." - Daniel Thomas - Independent Music News || "Had this record been released in 1968-1970 and with the support of a major label it would have been hailed as a psych pop masterpiece." - George Cannon - Way Off the Grid Radio || "romantic, sunshine happy Americana or bluesier ... a handful of good feeling summer breeze love songs ... a touch of Santana exotic elements and a lot more fuzz guitar ... melodic and harmony vocals" - Gerald Van Waes - Psyche Folk || "human mystical pop music... wonderful songs" Taro Miyasugi - Record Collectors' Magazine || "In recent years the album has gone from an unknown collectors' gem to a much more widely known (and acclaimed) folk-rock recording." -Evan Levine, WFMU's Beware of the Blog
| Track | Artist | Album | |
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| Today Is Just Like You (feat. Mike Dorfman and Boris Midney) | Paul Levinson With Ed Fox And Peter Rosenthal | Twice Upon a Rhyme | |
| Learn to Learn (feat. Boris Midney and Jay Sackett) | Paul Levinson With Ed Fox And Peter Rosenthal | Twice Upon a Rhyme | |
| I'm Seeing You In a Different Light (feat. Boris Midney and Cyril Penn) | Paul Levinson With Ed Fox And Peter Rosenthal | Twice Upon a Rhyme | |
| Forever Friday (feat. Jesse Stiller and Sasha Humek) | Paul Levinson With Ed Fox And Peter Rosenthal | Twice Upon a Rhyme | |
| The Soft of Your Eyes (feat. Donny Frankel and Joe Szalacsi) | Paul Levinson With Ed Fox And Peter Rosenthal | Twice Upon a Rhyme | |
| Gentle Blue Cherry Bell (feat. Paul Levinson & Ed Fox, Cyril Penn and Peter Otero) | Paul Levinson With Ed Fox And Peter Rosenthal | Twice Upon a Rhyme | |
| Antique Shop (The Coming of Winter) (feat. Israel Esquenazi and Donny Frankel) | Paul Levinson With Ed Fox And Peter Rosenthal | Twice Upon a Rhyme | |
| Looking for Sunsets (In the Early Morning) (feat. Israel Esquenazi and Brian King) | Paul Levinson With Ed Fox And Peter Rosenthal | Twice Upon a Rhyme | |
| The Lama Will Be Late This Year (feat. Jay Sackett) | Paul Levinson With Ed Fox And Peter Rosenthal | Twice Upon a Rhyme | |
| Looks Like a Night (I Won't Catch Much Sleep In) (feat. Donny Frankel and Manny Morales) | Paul Levinson With Ed Fox And Peter Rosenthal | Twice Upon a Rhyme | |
| You Are Everywhere (feat. Tina Vozick and Alan Fuhr) | Paul Levinson With Ed Fox And Peter Rosenthal | Twice Upon a Rhyme | |
| Raincheck (feat. Jay Sackett and Mitch Greenberg) | Paul Levinson With Ed Fox And Peter Rosenthal | Twice Upon a Rhyme | |
| Not Yet Ready to Say Goodbye (feat. Jesse Stiller and Joe Szalacsi) | Paul Levinson With Ed Fox And Peter Rosenthal | Twice Upon a Rhyme | |
| Precious and Golden | Paul Levinson & The New Outlook | Spun Dreams (with Stu Nitekman & Ira Margolis) | |
| Yesterday's Rain | Paul Levinson & The New Outlook | Spun Dreams (with Stu Nitekman & Ira Margolis) | |
| Murray the K's Back In Town | Paul Levinson & The New Outlook | Spun Dreams (with Stu Nitekman & Ira Margolis) | |
| Happy Goodbye Baby | Paul Levinson & The New Outlook | Spun Dreams (with Stu Nitekman & Ira Margolis) | |
| If Leaves Fall Tomorrow | Paul Levinson & The New Outlook | Spun Dreams (with Stu Nitekman & Ira Margolis) | |
| Don't Blame It On Love | Paul Levinson & The New Outlook | Spun Dreams (with Stu Nitekman & Ira Margolis) | |
| Just that Kind | Paul Levinson & The New Outlook | Spun Dreams (with Stu Nitekman & Ira Margolis) | |
| The Flavor of Spring | Paul Levinson & The New Outlook | Spun Dreams (with Stu Nitekman & Ira Margolis) | |
| Two Minus One | Paul Levinson & The New Outlook | Spun Dreams (with Stu Nitekman & Ira Margolis) | |
| Keep Off the Grass | Paul Levinson & The New Outlook | Spun Dreams (with Stu Nitekman & Ira Margolis) | |
| Evening's Evergreen Morning | Paul Levinson & The New Outlook | Spun Dreams (with Stu Nitekman & Ira Margolis) | |
| Water Proof | Paul Levinson & The New Outlook | Spun Dreams (with Stu Nitekman & Ira Margolis) | |
| Sunshine's Mine | Paul Levinson & The New Outlook | Spun Dreams (with Stu Nitekman & Ira Margolis) | |
| Alpha Centauri | Paul Levinson & The New Outlook | Spun Dreams (with Stu Nitekman & Ira Margolis) | |
| Please Don't Cry, Little Dove | Paul Levinson & The New Outlook | Spun Dreams (with Stu Nitekman & Ira Margolis) |
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psych, rock, folk, pop
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Paul Levinson quoted in the press
- 'House' wraps with focus on friendship
- Paul Levinson is a professor of communications and media studies at New York's Fordham University. He says the word "bromance" doesn't even begin to describe the 20-year friendship between House and Wilson. Their bond is the heart of the show, ...
- Cofounder's Renunciation of US Citizenship Unlikely to Hurt Facebook IPO
- It probably won't hurt much, if at all, said Paul Levinson, professor of communication and media studies at Fordham University. "Facebook is an inherently global community, so the specific citizenship of one of its founders is not really an issue," he ...
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