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May 30, 1922 — Oct 29, 2003· 81 yrs

UNITED STATES AUTHOR · SCIENCE FICTION · FICTION

Hal Clement

Also known as: Harry Clement Stubbs, George Richard

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Working name used for his sf by US author Harry Clement Stubbs (1922-2003); he used his full name for science articles, and painted as George Richard.

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Imagine that four teams of friends have gone to a shooting arcade.

— from NOISE

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Half-Life

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As the human race faces extinction because of incurable diseases, a crew of young men and women is sent to the moons of Saturn. They are to study pre-life conditions in the hope of discovering a way of saving Earth. But they are all dying.

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Star light

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Dhrawn was a giant rockball, more than 3,000 times the mass of Earth. Perhaps a planet, perhaps a nearly dead star, these 17 billion square miles of mystery cried out for investigation. But its corrosive atmosphere and crushing gravity assured that no human would ever set foot on its surface. Those hardy, caterpillarlike Mesklinites, on the other hand, were ideally suited to explore Dhrawn, and their leader certainly knew a good deal when he saw one. So Barlennan, a shrewd sea captain if ever there was one, struck a sharp bargain with the Earthmen for his services in leading the expedition. But the humans might not have been so pleased with their side of the bargain, if they had known that Barlennan had plans of his own for Dhrawn...

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Where Do We Go From Here? Book 2

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Introduction - essay by Isaac Asimov Country Doctor - novelette by William Morrison The Holes Around Mars - short story by Jerome Bixby The Deep Range - short story by Arthur C. Clarke The Cave of Night - short story by James E. Gunn Dust Rag - short story by Hal Clement Pâté de Foie Gras - short story by Isaac Asimov Omnilingual - novelette by H. Beam Piper The Big Bounce - short story by Walter Tevis [as by Walter S. Tevis] Neutron Star - novelette by Larry Niven Appendix - essay by Isaac Asimov

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