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Haggard,
H. Rider
1856-1925
British civil servant, lawyer and writer
practitioner of the
lost race novel
Recommended Reading:
- King
Solomon's Mines (1885)
- She (1887)
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Haldeman, Jack II
1941--2002
American
Mostly wrote light science fiction and also many collaborative works with various writers. |
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Haldeman,
Joe
1943--
American
B. S. in physics and engineering, M.F. A.
Vietnam veteran and winner of the Purple Heart
Recommended Reading:
- The
Forever War,
winner of both the Hugo and the Nebula
- All
My Sins Remembered
- Forever
Peace,
winner of both the Hugo and the Nebula
- "Tricentennial," Hugo winner
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Hamilton,
Edmund
1904-77
Wrote space opera and science fantasy
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Harris, John Wyndham Parkes Lucas Beynon
1903-69
See John Wyndham |
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Hawthorne,
Nathaniel
1804-1864
American Romantic,
awriter of gothic fantasy and also a master of the short story.
Both "The
Birthmark" (1843) and "Rappaccini's
Daughter" (1844) contain elements of scientific experiments;
however, Hawthorne was always more concerned with guilt and innocence
than with science. |
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Heinlein, Robert A.
See Robert A. Heinlein
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Hensley, Joe
1926--
judge and writer
generally known as an author of suspense novels but has published some science fiction including some collaborations with Harlan Ellison |
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Herbert, Brian
1947--
son of Frank Herbert
Currently collaborating with Kevin J. Anderson to publish a series of prequels to Frank Herbert's Dune and other material based on Frank Herbert's notes. |
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Herbert, Frank
1920-86
Born in Tacoma, WA and studied at the University of Washinton, Seattle
reporter, editor, and writer.
Recommended Reading: Dune (1965), winner of the Hugo and the Nebula |
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| Hess, Sonya Dorman |
1924--2005
American author and poet |
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Hilton, James
1909-1954
British author of mostly mainstream novels.
Recommended Reading: Lost
Horizon (1933), about the mythical land of Shangri-la. |
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| Hoffmann, E. T. A. |
1776-1822
Prussian author of dark fantasy
Recommended Reading: "The Sandman" |
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Howard, Robert E.
1906-1936
wroter sword and sorcery
wrote about the adventures
of Conan the Barbarian |
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Hubbard, L. Ron
1911-86
American writer and founder of the Church
of Scientology |
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Huxley, Aldous
1894-1963
Recommended Reading: Brave
New World (1932), set in an altered society six centuries
in the future. |
