l, Victor N. Davich, Janice Morgan Stevens and Sibly Whyte, is most famous for the novel Season of the Witch
, 1968, in which a man, accused of rape, is punished by having his consciousness transferred to the woman’s body. Still having a male consciousness, s/he hopes to regain his original body, but has to kill the body to kill the personality now occupying it. Finally she realizes that she is pregnant from her original male body, and accepts her femaleness. The story was filmed in 1996 as Memory Run (also released as Synapse).Stine was editor of Galaxy science-fiction magazine from 1979, and transitioned to Jean Marie in the 1980s.
Jean Marie is also a writer of self-help books, and is the publisher of Renaissance E Books.
She was a board member of the transgender groups IFGE and the Tiffany Club of New England; a contributing editor for both the online magazine International TG and the print zine Transformation.
She has also written biographical material about Ed Wood, the filmmaker.
- Charles Platt. “Hank Stine”. Who
Writes Science Fiction? London: Savoy Books 1980. New York:
Berkley Books as Dream Makers: The Uncommon People Who Write
Science Fiction
. 1980. - Allen A. Goldstein (dir & scr) Memory Run/Synapse. Scr: David N. Gottlieb & Dale Hilebrand, based on the novel Season of the Witch by Hank Stein, with Chris Makepeace as Andre Fuller and Karen Duffy as Celeste/Josette. US 90 mins 1996.
- Jean Marie Stine. Ed
Wood – The Early Years Renaissance E Books. 112 pp 2001.
- Janice Morgan Stevens. Everything you wanted to know about sex changes ... and were afraid to ask: a primer for male to female transsexuals. Renaissance E Books. 2002.
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