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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.

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

The Plot to Save Socrates by Paul Levinson

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The Silk Code by Paul Levinson

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

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

The Pixel Eye by Paul Levinson

my 3rd Phil D'Amato novel: squirrels in NYC Centra more...0 points

Borrowed Tides by Paul Levinson

Borrowed Tides by Paul Levinson

first starship to Alpha Centauri ... with just eno more...0 points

special treat: trailer for The Chronology Protection Case short film! 

by Jay Kensinger, from Paul Levinson's novelette

My novelette, "The Chronology Protection Case," was first published in Analog Magazine in 1995. It was nominated for several major awards and reprinted numerous times. Jay Kensinger's low-budget movie was released in 2002, followed by Mark Shanahan's radioplay, which was nominated for the Edgar Award for best mystery play of 2002.

"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 - trailer

Trailer for a 40-minute 2002 short film I made from Paul Levinson's Nebula-nominated novelette. Enjoy!

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The Plot to Save Socrates begins... 

Paul Levinson's The Plot to Save Socrates ... time travel

my avatar reads (via mental telepathy) from the very beginning of The Plot to Save Socrates ... in Second Life ... it starts "Athens, 2042... Sierra Waters had always done everything for the thrill..." ... for more about The Plot to Save Socrates, see http://theplottosavesocrates.com

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a previously unknown Socratic dialog - from The Plot to Save Socrates 

previously unknown Socratic dialogue

New York City, 2042 ... Sierra Waters reads a previously unknown Socratic dialogue ... it takes place in the prison of Socrates, on the night before his death,, right after Crito's visit ... Socrates receives another visitor, Andros, who makes him an offer... for more about The Plot to Save Socrates, see http://theplottosavesocrates.com

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The Silk Code trailer 

The Silk Code trailer

trailer for The Silk Code by Paul Levinson, won the Locus Award for best first novel of 1999; first Dr. Phil D'Amato novel; Neanderthals, Amish, and bio-technology

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Phil D'Amato in The Genesis Virus 

Oz Fontecchio interviews Paul Levinson about The Genesis Virus, a TV series in planning, featuring Phil D'Amato

Paul Levinson talks The Genesis Virus

Excerpts from a secret interview of Paul Levinson by Philadelphia Fantastic's Oz Fontecchio about The Genesis Virus project - "time travel as you've never seen it before on television" - by Paul Levinson, J. Charles Sterin, and Bettina Vozick

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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

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Paul Levinson's Infinite Regress 

reviewing ... 24, Battlestar Galactica, Big Love, Brotherhood, Californication, Damages, Dexter, Fringe, Heroes, In Treatment, Life on Mars, Lost, Mad Men, Secret Diary of a Call Girl, The L Word, The Sarah Connor Chronicles, The Tudors, True Blood, Weeds, the odd movie, a little music ... and a lot of politics ...

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My novel The Silk Code won the 2000 Locus Award for Best First Novel.  I've since published Borrowed Tides (2001),  The Consciousness Plague...

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