3 Novels by Robert J. Sawyer
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Overview: Robert J. Sawyer is one of Canada’s best known and most successful science fiction writers.
Genre: Science Fiction
Red Planet Blues
Narrator Alex Lomax, the only private eye on Mars, tracks guilty among failed prospectors, corrupt cops, and rich transfers who upload their minds into immortal android bodies. Clues and a journal lead to murders of Simon Weingarten and Denny O’Reilly, founders of the Great Martian Fossil Rush, and their treasure. Expanded “Identity Theft”.
Iterations
Iterations is Sawyer’s first short story collection, gathering 22 fantastic tales from such diverse places as Amazing Stories, the Village Voice, the Globe & Mail, and Nature.
Contents:
Introduction by James Alan Gardner
The Hand You’re Dealt
Peking Man
Iterations
Gator
The Blue Planet
Wiping Out
Uphill Climb
Last But Not Least
If I’m Here, Imagine Where They Sent My Luggage
Where the Heart Is
Lost in the Mail
Just Like Old Times
The Contest
Stream of Consciousness
Forever
The Abdication of Pope Mary III
Star Light, Star Bright
Above It All
Ours to Discover
You See But You Do Not Observe
Fallen Angel
The Shoulders of Giants
Relativity
Relativity is the first American collection by Hugo and Nebula Award winning author Robert J. Sawyer. It includes stories, essays, articles and speeches by Sawyer, as well as an introduction by Mike Resnick, an afterword and crossword puzzle by Valerie Broege and cover art by Jael.
Includes:
Short Stories, speeches, and articles by Rob
A fabulous cover painting by Jael
An introduction to the book by Mike Resnick
A critical essay by Valerie Broege, Vanier College
A crossword puzzle
An autobiography and bibliography
All 12 of Rob’s On Writing columns from On Spec
Short stories:
"Just Like Old Times" — winner, Arthur Ellis Award!
"Immortality"
"The Stanley Cup Caper"
"Relativity"
"Star Light, Star Bright"
"The Hand You’re Dealt" — winner, Science Fiction Chronicle Reader Award!
"The Shoulders of Giants"
"Ineluctable" — winner of the Aurora Award!
Speeches:
2003 Hugo Award Ceremony [acceptance speech]
The Future Is Already Here: Is There A Place For Science Fiction in the 21st Century?
AI and Sci-Fi, Oh, My!
Science Fiction and Social Change
Articles:
A Tale of Two Stories
Pros and Cons
Remembering Judith Merril
Science and God
Committing Trilogy
Privacy: Who Needs It?
The Age of Miracle and Wonder
s Risk Our Business?
The Private Sector in Space
Atwood’s Depressing Future
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