In literature thermodynamics, Pamela Zoline (1941-) is an American writer noted for her controversial 1967 entropy-themed short story “The Heat Death of the Universe”. [1]

Education
Zoline was educated at Barnard College, Slade School of Art, and University College, London. [2]

References
1. (a) Zoline, Pamela. (1967). “The Heat Death of the Universe”, New Worlds.
(b) Van der Spek, Inez. (2000). Alien Plots: Female Subjectivity and the Divine in the Light of James Tiptree’s ‘A Momentary Taste of Being’” (pg. 63). Liverpool University Press.
2. Zoline, Pamela. (1988). The Heat Death of the Universe and Other Short Stories. McPherson.

External links
● Pamela Zoline – Wikipedia.
● Page, Alison. (2005). “An Appreciation: ‘The Heat Death of the Universe’ by Pamela Zoline”, The ED SF Project, Nov 16.