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Sawyer, Robert Recommended Reading: The Neanderthal Parallax Trilogy (2002-3) |
Schmitz, James Wrote mostly space opera Recommended Reading: The Witches of Karres (1947; exp. 1966) |
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British physicist and author Worked for the Office of Technology Assessment, the National Aeronautics and Space Administration, and the Earth Satellite Corp. before becoming a full time writer. Past president of both the Science Fiction and Fantasy Writers of America and the American Astronomical Society Recommended Readings:
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Sheldon, Alice Wrote under several pseudonyms, most notably James Tiptree, Jr. and also Racoona Sheldon
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Raccoona pseudonym for Alice Sheldon who also wrote as James Tiptree, Jr. |
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| Shepard, Lucius 1947-- American writer and poet |
Sherred, T. L. Recommended Reading: "E for Effort" (1947) |
Shiras, Wilmar Recommended Reading: "In Hiding" (1948) |
Shute, Nevil Recommended Reading: On the Beach (1957), one of the first novels to portray the earth in the aftermath of nuclear war. |
Silverberg, Robert Recommended Reading:
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Simak, Clifford Recommended Reading: Way Station (1963) |
Simmons, Dan Recommended Reading: Hyperion Cantos |
| Sladek, John 1937--2000 American nvolved in the British New Wave movement |
| Slesar, Henry 1927--2002 American writer, also worked in advertising |
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biologist with a specialty in genetics and professor at Kenyon College in Ohio. Recommended Reading: The Door Into Ocean |
Smith, Cordwainer PhD in political science from Johns Hopkins University Most of his science fiction takes place in his Instrumentality of Mankind universe Recommended Reading:
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Father of the space opera--cops and robbers or cowboys and Indians in space. Recommended Readings:
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With his writing, Stapledon turned scientific concepts into vast epic prose poems. Recommended Readings:
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| Sterling, Bruce 1954-- American essayist, editor, and writer |
Stevenson, Robert Louis Recommended Reading: "The Strange Case of Dr. Jekyll and Mr. Hyde" (1886) |
Stewart, George Recommended Reading: Earth Abides (1949) |
Stoker, Bram Recommended Reading: Dracula (1897) |
Stuart, Don A. Stories Campbell wrote under this pseudonym tended to be varied in tone and more literary than the space opera stories he wrote under his own name. Recommended Reading:
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Sturgeon, Theodore Recommended Readings:
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Swanwick, Michael Recommended Reading: Stations of the Tide (1991), winner of a Nebula |
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