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About Norman Spinrad
Born in New York in 1940, Norman Spinrad has been an acclaimed SF writer, editor and critic since the mid 1960s. THE DRUID KING is his first historical novel.
Novels
The Solarians (1966)
Agent of Chaos (1967)
The Men in the Jungle (1967)
Bug Jack Barron (1969)
The Iron Dream (1972)
Passing Through the Flame (1975)
Riding the Torch (1978)
A World Between (1979)
The Mind Game (1980)
Songs from the Stars (1980)
The Void Captain's Tale (1982)
The Process (1983)
Child of Fortune (1985)
Little Heroes (1987)
Russian Spring (1991)
The Children of Hamelin (1991)
Deus X (1993)
Pictures at Eleven (1994)
Vampire Junkies (1994)
Journal of the Plague Years (1995)
Greenhouse Summer (1999)
He Walked Among Us (2003)
The Druid King (2003)
Mexica (2005)
Agent of Chaos (1967)
The Men in the Jungle (1967)
Bug Jack Barron (1969)
The Iron Dream (1972)
Passing Through the Flame (1975)
Riding the Torch (1978)
A World Between (1979)
The Mind Game (1980)
Songs from the Stars (1980)
The Void Captain's Tale (1982)
The Process (1983)
Child of Fortune (1985)
Little Heroes (1987)
Russian Spring (1991)
The Children of Hamelin (1991)
Deus X (1993)
Pictures at Eleven (1994)
Vampire Junkies (1994)
Journal of the Plague Years (1995)
Greenhouse Summer (1999)
He Walked Among Us (2003)
The Druid King (2003)
Mexica (2005)
Collections
The Last Hurrah of the Golden Horde (1970)
The Star-Spangled Future (1979)
Other Americas (1988)
Deus X and Other Stories (2003)
The Star-Spangled Future (1979)
Other Americas (1988)
Deus X and Other Stories (2003)
Anthologies edited
Non fiction
Anthologies containing stories by Norman Spinrad
Dangerous Visions 3 (1967)
One Hundred Years of Science Fiction (1968)
Best SF Stories from New Worlds (1969)
The Best Science Fiction of the Year (1972)
Nova 3 (1973)
aka The Outdated Man
Nebula Award Stories 9 (1974)
No direction home (1975)
The Best of Analog (1978)
Countdown to Midnight: Twelve Great Stories About Nuclear War (1984)
Full Spectrum (1988)
Full Spectrum 3 (1991)
The Oxford Book of Science Fiction Stories (1992)
The Playboy Book of Science Fiction (1998)
Year's Best SF 4 (1999)
One Hundred Years of Science Fiction (1968)
Best SF Stories from New Worlds (1969)
The Best Science Fiction of the Year (1972)
Nova 3 (1973)
aka The Outdated Man
Nebula Award Stories 9 (1974)
No direction home (1975)
The Best of Analog (1978)
Countdown to Midnight: Twelve Great Stories About Nuclear War (1984)
Full Spectrum (1988)
Full Spectrum 3 (1991)
The Oxford Book of Science Fiction Stories (1992)
The Playboy Book of Science Fiction (1998)
Year's Best SF 4 (1999)
Short stories
| Neutral Ground () | |||
| The Last of the Romany (1963) | |||
| The Equalizer (1964) | |||
| The Ersatz Ego (1964) | |||
| Outward Bound (1964) | |||
| The Rules of the Road (1964) | |||
| Subjectivity (1964) | |||
| A Child of Mind (1965) | |||
| Deathwatch (1965) | |||
| The Age of Invention (1966) | |||
| Technicality (1966) | |||
| Carcinoma Angels (1967) | |||
| It's a Bird! It's a Plane! (1967) | |||
| A Night in Elf Hill (1968) | |||
| The Big Flash (1969) | Nebula (nominee) | ||
| The Conspiracy (1969) | |||
| Dead End (1969) | |||
| The Entropic Gang Bang Caper (1969) | |||
| Heroes Die But Once (1969) | |||
| The Last Hurrah of the Golden Horde (1969) | |||
| Once More, with Feeling (1969) | |||
| The Lost Continent (1970) | |||
| The Weed of Time (1970) | |||
| No Direction Home (1971) | |||
| Heirloom (1972) | |||
| All the Sounds of the Rainbow (1973) | |||
| The National Pastime (1973) | |||
| A Thing of Beauty (1973) | Nebula (nominee) | ||
| In the Eye of the Storm (1974) | |||
| Riding the Torch (1974) | Hugo (nominee) | ||
| Journals of the Plague Years (1988) | Nebula (nominee) Hugo (nominee) | ||
| The Helping Hand (1991) | |||
| The Year of the Mouse (1998) |
Awards
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Links to other websites
| NORMAN SPINRAD'S HOME PAGE |
Norman Spinrad recommends
 Do Androids Dream of Electric Sheep? (1968) (Bladerunner, book 1) Philip K Dick "The greatest American novelist of the second half of the 20th century." |  The Agency Trilogy (1994) (Agency) David Meltzer "The Agency is clearly Meltzer paradigm's of society; a mindless machine of which we are all "agents," including those whom the machines supposedly serve." |  Smoking Mirror Blues (2001) Ernest Hogan "Ernest Hogan has created a kind of North American magic realism." |
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