Robert Silverberg
pen names: Calvin Aaargh, Gordon Aghill, Robert Arnette, Loren Beauchamp, T. E. Bethlen, T. D. Bethlen, Alexander Blade, Ralph Burke, David Challon, Dirk Clinton, John Dexter, Walter Drummond, Jeremy Dunn, Dan Eliot, Don Elliott (for erotic novels), Richard Greer, Charles D. Hammer, E. K. Jarvis, Ivar Jorgensen, Ivar Jorgenson, Warren Kastel, Calvin Knox, Calvin M. Knox, Marlene Longman, Dan Malcolm, Webber Martin, Ray McKensie, Alex Merriman, Clyde Mitchell, George Osborne, David Osborne, Robert Randall, Eric Rodman and Mark Ryan.
born New York, New York: 15 January 1935
Robert Silverberg is an American author of science fiction and fantasy, as novels and short stories, and he was an editor of anthologies. He was the author of more than 1000 stories, of a large number of non-fiction books, and edited about 70 anthologies.
His first published story was Gorgon Planet (1954) in Nebula Science Fiction.
He wrote numerous novels, including an estimated 200 erotic ones, and many under unknown pseudonyms. His first novel was a YA book, Revolt on Alpha C (1955).
One of his few fantasies was the Majipoor series, beginning with: Lord Valentine's Castle (1980), The Desert of Stolen Dreams (1981) and Valentine Pontifex (1983), a planetary romance.
Other notable works are: the novellas, Nightwings (1969), Born with the Dead (1975) Sailing to Byzantium (1985), Gilgamesh in the Outback (1987), and Enter a Soldier. Later: Enter Another (1990); the novels, Passengers (1969) and A Time of Changes (1971), and the short story, Good News from the Vatican (1971).
He is another of the authors whose work has frequently appeared in the queries in our SFF Chronicles Book Search forum, an indication that it is remembered with some fondness.
A list of his works is to be found here: Summary Bibliography: Robert Silverberg
Wikipedia page: Robert Silverberg - Wikipedia
pen names: Calvin Aaargh, Gordon Aghill, Robert Arnette, Loren Beauchamp, T. E. Bethlen, T. D. Bethlen, Alexander Blade, Ralph Burke, David Challon, Dirk Clinton, John Dexter, Walter Drummond, Jeremy Dunn, Dan Eliot, Don Elliott (for erotic novels), Richard Greer, Charles D. Hammer, E. K. Jarvis, Ivar Jorgensen, Ivar Jorgenson, Warren Kastel, Calvin Knox, Calvin M. Knox, Marlene Longman, Dan Malcolm, Webber Martin, Ray McKensie, Alex Merriman, Clyde Mitchell, George Osborne, David Osborne, Robert Randall, Eric Rodman and Mark Ryan.
born New York, New York: 15 January 1935
Robert Silverberg is an American author of science fiction and fantasy, as novels and short stories, and he was an editor of anthologies. He was the author of more than 1000 stories, of a large number of non-fiction books, and edited about 70 anthologies.
His first published story was Gorgon Planet (1954) in Nebula Science Fiction.
He wrote numerous novels, including an estimated 200 erotic ones, and many under unknown pseudonyms. His first novel was a YA book, Revolt on Alpha C (1955).
One of his few fantasies was the Majipoor series, beginning with: Lord Valentine's Castle (1980), The Desert of Stolen Dreams (1981) and Valentine Pontifex (1983), a planetary romance.
Other notable works are: the novellas, Nightwings (1969), Born with the Dead (1975) Sailing to Byzantium (1985), Gilgamesh in the Outback (1987), and Enter a Soldier. Later: Enter Another (1990); the novels, Passengers (1969) and A Time of Changes (1971), and the short story, Good News from the Vatican (1971).
He is another of the authors whose work has frequently appeared in the queries in our SFF Chronicles Book Search forum, an indication that it is remembered with some fondness.
A list of his works is to be found here: Summary Bibliography: Robert Silverberg
Wikipedia page: Robert Silverberg - Wikipedia
