About Greg Bear
Greg Bear is one of the world's leading hard SF authors. He sold his first short story, at the age of fifteen, to Robert Lowndes's Famous Science Fiction.
A full-time writer, he lives in Washington State with his family. He is married to Astrid Anderson Bear. They are the parents of two children, Erik and Alexandra.
A full-time writer, he lives in Washington State with his family. He is married to Astrid Anderson Bear. They are the parents of two children, Erik and Alexandra.
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Series
Songs of Earth and Power
1. The Infinity Concerto (1984)
2. The Serpent Mage (1986)
Songs of Earth and Power (omnibus) (1992)
1. The Infinity Concerto (1984)
2. The Serpent Mage (1986)
Songs of Earth and Power (omnibus) (1992)
Novels
Psychlone (1979)
aka Lost Souls
Hegira (1979)
Beyond Heaven's River (1980)
Strength of Stones (1981)
Blood Music (1985)
Sleepside Story (1988)
Country of the Mind (1988)
Dinosaur Summer (1998)
Vitals (2002)
Dead Lines (2004)
City at the End of Time (2008)
Hull Zero Three (2010)
aka Lost Souls
Hegira (1979)
Beyond Heaven's River (1980)
Strength of Stones (1981)
Blood Music (1985)
Sleepside Story (1988)
Country of the Mind (1988)
Dinosaur Summer (1998)
Vitals (2002)
Dead Lines (2004)
City at the End of Time (2008)
Hull Zero Three (2010)
Collections
The Wind from a Burning Woman (1983)
Early Harvest (1988)
Tangents (1989)
Bear's Fantasies: Six stories in old paradigms (1992)
The Venging (1992)
The Collected Stories of Greg Bear (2002)
W3: Women in Deep Time (2003)
Sleepside: The Collected Fantasies of Greg Bear (2004)
Early Harvest (1988)
Tangents (1989)
Bear's Fantasies: Six stories in old paradigms (1992)
The Venging (1992)
The Collected Stories of Greg Bear (2002)
W3: Women in Deep Time (2003)
Sleepside: The Collected Fantasies of Greg Bear (2004)
Chapbooks
Novellas
Series contributed to
Anthologies edited
Anthologies containing stories by Greg Bear
Alternities (1974)
New Dimensions 8 (1978)
Universe 8 (1978)
Universe 9 (1979)
Dragons of Light (1980)
New Terrors 2 (1980)
Fantasy Annual III (1981)
The Nebula Awards 19 (1983)
The Best Science Fiction of the Year 13 (1984)
The First Omni Book of Science Fiction (1984)
Terrorists of Tomorrow (1985)
Nebula Awards 22 (1987)
Full Spectrum 2 (1989)
A Century of Fantasy 1980-1989 (1990)
The Year's Best Fantasy and Horror Third Annual Collection (1990)
Isaac Asimov's War (1993)
The Mammoth Book of Modern Science Fiction: Short Novels of the 1980s (1993)
The Norton Book of Science Fiction (1993)
Strange Dreams (1993)
The Ascent of Wonder (1994)
Nebula Award-Winning Novellas (1994)
Omni Visions Two (1994)
Far Futures (1995)
Nanodreams (1995)
David Copperfield's Beyond Imagination (1996)
Hackers (1996)
Nebula Awards 30 (1996)
Visions of Wonder (1996)
The Way It Wasn't (1996)
Cyber-Killers (1997)
A Magic-Lover's Treasury of the Fantastic (1997)
Future on Ice (1998)
Nanotech (1998)
Far Horizons (1999)
New Dimensions 8 (1978)
Universe 8 (1978)
Universe 9 (1979)
Dragons of Light (1980)
New Terrors 2 (1980)
Fantasy Annual III (1981)
The Nebula Awards 19 (1983)
The Best Science Fiction of the Year 13 (1984)
The First Omni Book of Science Fiction (1984)
Terrorists of Tomorrow (1985)
Nebula Awards 22 (1987)
Full Spectrum 2 (1989)
A Century of Fantasy 1980-1989 (1990)
The Year's Best Fantasy and Horror Third Annual Collection (1990)
Isaac Asimov's War (1993)
The Mammoth Book of Modern Science Fiction: Short Novels of the 1980s (1993)
The Norton Book of Science Fiction (1993)
Strange Dreams (1993)
The Ascent of Wonder (1994)
Nebula Award-Winning Novellas (1994)
Omni Visions Two (1994)
Far Futures (1995)
Nanodreams (1995)
David Copperfield's Beyond Imagination (1996)
Hackers (1996)
Nebula Awards 30 (1996)
Visions of Wonder (1996)
The Way It Wasn't (1996)
Cyber-Killers (1997)
A Magic-Lover's Treasury of the Fantastic (1997)
Future on Ice (1998)
Nanotech (1998)
Far Horizons (1999)
Short stories
| Webster (1973) | |||
| A Martian Ricorso (1976) | |||
| Mandala (1978) | |||
| Scattershot (1978) | |||
| The Wind from a Burning Woman [short story] (1978) | |||
| The White Horse Child (1979) | |||
| If I Die Before I Wake (1980) | |||
| Richie By the Sea (1980) | |||
| Petra (1982) | Nebula (nominee) World Fantasy (nominee) | ||
| Schrodinger's Plague (1982) | |||
| Blood Music [short story] (1983) | Nebula Hugo | ||
| Hardfought [short story] (1983) | Nebula Hugo (nominee) | ||
| Dead Run (1985) | |||
| Through Road No Whither (1985) | |||
| Tangents [short story] (1986) | Nebula Hugo | ||
| The Machinaries of Joy (1987) | |||
| Sleepside Story [short story] (1988) | |||
| Sisters [short story] (1989) | Nebula (nominee) | ||
| Moving Mars (excerpt) (1993) | |||
| Judgment Engine (1995) | |||
| The Fall of the House of Escher (1996) |
Awards
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Links to other websites
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Greg Bear recommends
 The Space Merchants (1952) (Space Merchants, book 1) C M Kornbluth and Frederik Pohl "One of Frederik Pohl's best novels - and my personal favourite. Complex people in tough situations on a marvelous and gritty world - who could ask for more from any novel?" |  Ancient of Days (1985) Michael Bishop "A marvelous novel - human and amusing and sharp as a razor." |  The Child Garden (1989) Geoff Ryman "Science Fiction of a very high order!" | |
 Requiem: And Tributes to the Grand Master (1991) Robert Heinlein and Yoji Kondo "86,000 words of Robert Heinlein - never been in book form before. A real treasure for all Robert Heinlein's children." |  Deke!: An Autobiography (1994) Michael Cassutt and Donald K Slayton "As authentic and enthralling as they come. Deke! gives essebtial insight into both Deke Slayton and the U.S. space program, in Deke's own quiet and matter-of-fact voice." |  At the City Limits of Fate (1996) Michael Bishop "All of Bishop's wonders and strengths! A rich and surprising collection." | |
 Receive the Gift (1997) (Singers of Nevya, book 3) Louise Marley "Marley's knowledge of music and story makes for a stunning combination of talent." |  Vast (1998) (Nanotech Succession, book 3) Linda Nagata "Linda Nagata writes with a clear vision of humanity, science, and the future. Highly recommended." |  The Speed of Dark (2002) Elizabeth Moon "Absolutely compelling . . . A fine novel! Elizabeth Moon takes us to a part of the human neighborhood that is at once enchanting and heartbreaking." | |
 Lion's Blood: A Novel of Slavery and Freedom in an Alternate America (2002) Steven Barnes "...magnificent, exciting and beautifully crafted...a passionate and compelling story..." |  What Does a Martian Look Like?: The Science of Extraterrestrial Life (2002) Jack Cohen and Ian Stewart "A fascinating and useful handbook to both the science and science fiction of extraterrestrial life. Cohen and Stewart are amusing, opinionated, and expert guides. I found it a terrific and informative piece of work-nothing else like it!" |  Jovian (2003) Donald Moffitt "Packed with ideas and the true spirit of high-tech adventure. Excellent!" | |
 Singularity (2004) Bill DeSmedt "A swift gripping novel with a goose-pimple mix of scary science and near-future action. An excellent debut from Bill DeSmedt." |  Through Violet Eyes (2004) (Violet Eyes, book 1) Stephen Woodworth "A fast, smart novel, brighter than a meteor and twice as scary. Woodworth provides shocks and thoughts in equal measure!" |  Cusp (2005) Robert A Metzger "Cusp is both a page turning thriller and a gold mine of astonishing ideas." | |
 End in Fire (2005) Syne Mitchell "A lean, tense thriller set in a very plausible future. Mitchell is a writer of considerable talent." |  Veracity (2010) Laura Bynum "An utterly absorbing and impressive novel of technology, control, and pseudo-morality gone mad. Too close for comfort!" |
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