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Other Books by Jack Williamson
(too many to name - here's a sample)
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Sci-Fi Author Profile |
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Jack Williamson A true sci-fi legend, Jack Williamson was born in 1908 and died November 10, 2006. He published his first short story in 1928 and published many science fiction stories works over his lifetime. He won numerous awards including Hugo and Nebula awards. He was the second person named Grand Master by the Science Fiction Writers of America - after Robert A. Heinlein. Mr. Williamson made his home in Portales, NM. Check out wikipedia for more details on Mr. Williamson's life and accomplishments.
Website: en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Jack_Williamson
Book Review: Terraforming Earth
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Terraforming Earth Okay - Terraforming Earth by Jack Williamson is about cloned humans living on the Moon and their struggle to recolonizing the Earth after an asteroid strike. The story spans thousands and thousands of years that even the author has lost track of. This one reminded me of the recent movie, A Sound of Thunder, with its unique animals and creatures the characters encounter over the millenniums. If you like the idea of cloning and planet exploration, you won't be disappointed, otherwise the story is little hard to get through only because there really isn't much going on.
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AlienAlmanac.com 2008 |
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