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In a career spanning over six decades, Sir Arthur C. Clarke (1917 – 2008) wrote 100 books and more than 1,000 short stories and essays covering science fiction and science fact. Among his best-selling novels are Childhood’s End, 2001: A Space Odyssey and Rendezvous with Rama. In 1945, he proposed global broadcasting via communication satellites […]
Maureen F. McHugh was born in what was then a sleepy, blue collar town in Ohio called Loveland. She went to college in Ohio, and then graduate school at New York University. She lived a year in Shijiazhuang, China. Her first book, Tiptree Award winner China Mountain Zhang was published in 1991. Since then she […]
D. Thomas Minton lives on the shore of a mountain lake in British Columbia, but still pines for the tropical waters of the Pacific Ocean. When not writing, he works as an aquatic biologist and helps communities conserve important fish habitat and the occasional coral reef. His short fiction has been published in Asimov’s, Lightspeed, […]
Connie Willis is the author of the Nebula Award-winning diptych Blackout/All Clear and dozens of other novels, including: Doomsday Book, To Say Nothing of the Dog, and Passage. Her short fiction, which frequently appears in Asimov’s, has been collected in Fire Watch, Impossible Things, Even the Queen and Other Short Stories, Miracle and Other Christmas […]
Paul McAuley is the author of more than twenty novels, several collections of short stories, a Doctor Who novella and a BFI Film Classic monograph on Terry Gilliam’s film Brazil. His fiction has won the Philip K Dick Memorial Award, the Arthur C. Clarke Award, the John W. Campbell Memorial Award, the Sidewise Award, the […]
John Varley is an ex-Texan who used to be 6’6” but has now shrunk to a mere 6’3”. He doesn’t know where the three inches went. A passionate campaigner for the rights of the left-handed, he is a member of several of the more fashionable twelve-step programs. In an alternate universe somewhere he won an […]
David Brin is a scientist, technology speaker, and author. His 1989 ecological thriller, Earth, foreshadowed global warming, cyberwarfare and the world wide web. A 1998 movie by Kevin Costner was based on The Postman. His novels, including New York Times Bestsellers, have been translated into more than twenty languages, and won Hugo and Nebula awards. His new novel from Tor […]
Tom Godwin (1915-1980) is the author of the novels The Survivors (a/k/a Space Prison), The Space Barbarians, and Beyond Another Sun. He also published nearly thirty short stories, which appeared in magazines such as Astounding, If, Magazine of Fantasy & Science Fiction, Amazing Stories, and Analog, much of which has been collected in The Cold […]
Ian McDonald is the author of the 2011 Hugo Award-finalist The Dervish House and many other novels, including Hugo Award-nominees River of Godsand Brasyl, and the Philip K. Dick Award-winner King of Morning, Queen for a Day. He won a Hugo in 2006 for his novelette, “The Djinn’s Wife,” and has won the Locus Award and four British Science Fiction […]
Will McIntosh is a Hugo award winner and finalist for the Nebula and eleven other awards. His most recent novel is Burning Midnight (Penguin Random House). His previous book Defenders (Orbit Books) was optioned by Warner Brothers for a feature film, while Love Minus Eighty was named the best science fiction book of 2013 by […]
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