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Articles related to "Larry Niven"
Larry Niven's Ringworld Larry Niven's 1970 Nebula and Huge award-winning classic sci-fi novel Ringworld is a briliant feat of the imagination. Read on to examine what is true and false. ringworld • larry niven • ringworld flaws • ringworld halo • dyson sphere
Scatterbrain by Larry Niven This new collection is a useful sampler for those unfamiliar with his work, with collaborations and extracts from several of his major novels and universes. arthur c. clarke • greg bear • draco tavern • lamplighter nests • larry niven
The Colour of Magic Introducing Rincewind and Death in a pastiche of Fritz Leiber's Lankhmar, Conan the Barbarian, Larry Niven's The Magic Goes Away and even Anne McCaffrey's Dragon books. the colour of magic • terry pratchett • discworld • rincewind • death
Interview with Stephen Savile Stephen Savile talks about the process of creating Elemental: The Tsunami Relief Anthology. keywords: elemental • tsunami • relief • anthology • steven savile
Science Fiction Writers of America The SFWA created the Nebula Award; its work has benefited writers; and its website is a mine of information on speculative-fiction for fans, with scores of reading lists science fiction and fantasy writers of america • nebula awards • neil gaiman • frank herbert • william gibson
Twelve Great Science Fiction Novels There are many lists of "best" science fiction novel lists, but most are compiled by popularity which doesn't always take some "classic" tales into account. twelve great science fiction novels • some lost classics can be a good start • beginning sf readers • robert a. heinlein • end-of-the-world novels
Call the Autodoc As I argued last week, we're allowing the practice of medicine to deteriorate. autodoc • patients • doctors • specialists • effort
The Baen Free Library
If you're looking for a good place to find free science fiction and fantasy eBooks, try the Baen Free Library. palm • pda • ebooks • etext • books
Cosm by Gregory Benford Cosm, by Gregory Benford, is a science fiction novel based around the idea that a physics professor accidentally creates a baby universe. cosm • gregory benford • physics professors • uc irvine • college professors
Fifteen Great Science Fiction Stories Science Fiction (SF) was born in novels in the 19th century, but really began to come of age before and during the Golden Age between 1939 and 1944 with the short story. fifteen great science fiction stories • fantastic sf may be hidden in time • golden age of science fiction • h.p. lovecraft • robert a. heinlein
Schweitzer, Scientific Truth, and What If? Reviews of books by Dr. Albert Schweitzer, a collection of articles on scientific truth, and a reissue of a 1986 novel. albert schweitzer • scientific truth • slavery in the u.s. • sherley anne williams • mission to abisko : stories and myths in the creat
The Essential SF Library An index to the complete list of Hugo & Nubula Award winning novels and collections of award winning short fiction from 1946 to the present day, by author and title. hugo • nebula • international fantasy aaward • best • award
Frank Herbert's World of Dune This article is about the Science Fiction novels of <u>Dune</u> and Frank Herbert. It is part of the Reading Center for Suite101. dune
Science Fiction Themes: Space Opera A look at the Space Opera subgenre with tips for creating your own space opera. writing • writer • write • writing science fiction • write science fiction
The World Science Fiction Convention of 2080 Have you ever attended a Worldcon? What do you think one would be like 100 years from now? Does science play an important role in SF, or does it tie the hands of writers? British author Ian Watson explores these questions in his delightful short story about the science fiction world of the future. the world science fiction convention of 2080 • ian watson • science fiction short stories • science fiction criticism • stories about the future |
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