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Jack Williamson

(John Stewart Williamson)
USA  (1908 - 2006)
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Will Stewart
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Jack Williamson has been in the forefront of science fiction since his first published story in 1928. Williamson is the acclaimed author of such trailblazing science fiction as The Humanoids and The Legion of Time. The Oxford English Dictionary credits Williamson with inventing the terms "genetic engineering" (in Dragon's Island) and "terraforming" (in Seetee Ship). His seminal novel Darker Than You Think was a landmark speculation on the nature of shape-changing.

Jack Williamson died Friday 10th November at his home in Portales, New Mexico.
 
New and Forthcoming Hardbacks

With Folded Hands . . . And Searching Mind: The Collected Stories of Jack Williamson, Volume Seven
With Folded Hands . . . And Searching Mind

Novels
The Alien IntelligenceThe Green GirlGolden BloodThe Fortress of Utopia
Darker Than You ThinkDragon's IslandThe Dome Around AmericaStar Bridge
Wolves of DarknessThe Trial of TerraThe Reign of WizardryBright New Universe
Trapped in SpaceThe Moon ChildrenThe Power of BlacknessBrother to Demons, Brother to Gods
ManseedLifeburstFirechildLand's End
MazewayThe Singers of TimeBeachheadDemon Moon
The Black SunThe Silicon DaggerTerraforming EarthThe Stonehenge Gate
 
Omnibus
A Sense of Wonder
 
Collections
The Moon EraThe Pandora EffectPeople MachinesThe Early Williamson
Dreadful SleepThe Best of Jack WilliamsonThe Metal Man and Others: The Collected Stories of Jack Williamson, Volume OneWolves of Darkness: The Collected Stories of Jack Williamson, Volume Two
Wizard's Isle: The Collected Stories of Jack Williamson, Volume ThreeSpider Island: The Collected Stories of Jack Williamson, Volume FourDragon's Island and Other StoriesDarker Than You Think and Other Novels
Seventy-Five: The Diamond Anniversary of a Science Fiction Pioneer Jack WilliamsonThe Crucible of Power: The Collected Stories of Jack Williamson, Volume FiveGateway to Paradise 6: The Collected Stories of Jack Williamson, Volume SixWith Folded Hands . . . And Searching Mind: The Collected Stories of Jack Williamson, Volume Seven
 
Non fiction
H. G. Wells: Critic of ProgressWonder's Child: My Life in Science Fiction
 
Anthologies containing stories by Jack Williamson
From Other WorldsA Sense of WonderScience Fiction Hall of Fame Volume 2AThe Best Science Fiction of the Year 6
The Great SF Stories One: 1939The Great SF Stories Two: 1940The Great SF Stories 9: 1947The Mammoth Book of Golden Age Science Fiction: Short Novels of the 1940s
The Oxford Book of Science Fiction StoriesVisions of WonderAlien PetsYear's Best SF 3
The SFWA Grand MastersStar Colonies
 
Short stories
The Metal Man (1928)
The Cosmic Express (1930)
The Moon Era (1931)
Star Bright (1939)
Hindsight (1940)
Collision Orbit (1942) (writing as Will Stewart)
Minus Sign (1942) (writing as Will Stewart)
Opposites - React! (1943) (writing as Will Stewart)
With Folded Hands... (1947)
The Man from Outside (1951)
Beans (1958)
Rogue Star (part 2) (1968) (with Frederik Pohl)
Rogue Star (part 3) (1968) (with Frederik Pohl)
Jamboree (1969)
The Highest Dive (1976)
The Humanoid Universe (1980)
The Firefly Tree (1997)
The Pet Rocks Mystery (1998)
Eden Star (2000)
The Ultimate Earth (2000)Hugo


Awards
World Fantasy Lifetime Achievement winner (1994)
Hugo Best Novella winner (2001) : The Ultimate Earth
John W Campbell Memorial Award Best Novel nominee (2002) : Terraforming Earth


Books about Jack Williamson
In Memory of Wonder's Child (2007) by Stephen Haffner
In Memory of Wonder's Child
 
Jack Williamson recommends
Heechee Rendezvous
Heechee Rendezvous (1984)
(Heechee, book 3)
Frederik Pohl
"The Heechee are one of the greatest creations of science fiction."
Over the River and Through the Woods
Over the River and Through the Woods (1995)
Clifford D Simak
"Good fantasy - and that includes science fiction - takes off from the known for its flights into the new. Cliff Simak was a master of the art. His known was the rural Midwest that he loved. His new could reach to the ends of space and time, but never beyond reality. Even his cosmic aliens always had half human dimensions that made them believable. I loved him, as so many did, for his unfailing warmth and a wit that was keen but never cruel. I heard from him often during the painful time after his wife's death. His own death touched me deeply, and I'm happy to see him remembered with this collection of his best-loved stories."
My Father's Ghost
My Father's Ghost (2002)
Suzy McKee Charnas
"This is a book for today. Written honestly and plainly, it llluminates a universal problem."



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