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Poul Anderson's Books
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Sir Dominic FlandryThree novels and three novellas together for the first time in volume six of multiple Hugo- and Nebula-award-winning Poul Anderson’s Technic...Read More -
Captain FlandryNo longer a brash, young ensign, Captain Dominic Flandry has risen in rank, but now appreciates fully that the Terran empire is old and tired, wanting...Read More
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Young FlandryIt is the twilight of the Terran Empire. The warriors who made it great are long gone now, and the Traders of the Polesotechnic League who made it...Read More
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Flandry's LegacyTwo full length novels and four novellas collected for the first time in volume seven of Poul Anderson’s Technic Civilization science fiction...Read More
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The Rise of the Terran EmpireNicholas van Rijn, the most flamboyant member of the Polesotechnic League of star traders, could see dark times ahead. Fellow league members were using...Read More
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The High CrusadeOne of the Most Beloved Novels by a Grand Master of Science Fiction, with Introductions and Appreciations by Major Science Fiction Figures. Now in Mass...Read More
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David Falkayn: Star TraderThe Polesotechnic League of star traders was prospering, and Nicholas Van Rijn, its most flamboyant member, was prospering most of all as commerce...Read More
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The Van Rijn Method<p>When the human race spread out among the stars, they took the profit motive with them, and none exemplified that fact better than Nicholas Van...Read More
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To Outlive Eternity<p>From the aftermath of World War III to a world inherited by robots, where humans are unwelcome . . . from a handful of human survivors on a...Read More
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Time Patrol<p>Forget minor hazards like nuclear bombs. The discovery of time travel means that everything we know, anyone we know, might not only vanish,...Read More
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Huffington Post, February 10, 2012
...I wanted to read. My friends and I were into science fiction, especially Robert Heinlein, Isaac Asimov, and Poul Anderson. I also liked John Steinbeck and Ernest Hemingway and after being introduced to their work I read all of their novels. But the...
REASON Online, January 25, 2012
...of interplanetary exploration is more often tied specifically to a more distant future of interstellar travel, as in Poul Anderson’s Tau Zero (1970), Vonda McIntyre’s Superluminal (1984), and Allen Steele’s popular Coyote series (2002), rather than...
Martinsville Reporter-Times, January 12, 2012
...on the books could be released as soon as 2013. The work of the giant late SF/fantasy writer Poul Anderson is almost totally absent from the film world. The author of hundreds of novels, novellas and short stories, his influence can be seen in many...
MSN Canada, January 8, 2012
...science fiction artist Chris Foss, and six of his illustrations for works by Isaac Asimov, Gordon R. Dickson, Poul Anderson, and others are sprinkled throughout TRSF. One of the criterion for a TRSF story is that it be "hard" science fiction, which can...
Science Fiction Crowsnest, December 31, 2011
...s ‘Lord Of The Rings’ came up with number of creature species with their various languages. Ursula LeGuin, Poul Anderson and C.J. Cherryh also have several reference languages as well. Oddly, Anne McCaffrey isn’t actually cited for her Pern books...
TeleRead, December 14, 2011
...bovine excrement. Note that some SF Gateway product is available there for a much better deal. The Poul Anderson Dominic Flandry books that are $12.50 each can be obtained several at a time in omnicollections for $6.00. The complete Cordwainer Smith...
Cleveland Live, December 5, 2011
...would be irresistible. Many writers have explored this theme, from Stephen King in his current best seller to Poul Anderson in his Time Patrol stories. In Mullen's novel, the revisionists are "hags" -- historical agitators -- who are visiting our present...
TeleRead, December 14, 2011
...bovine excrement. Note that some SF Gateway product is available there for a much better deal. The Poul Anderson Dominic Flandry books that are $12.50 each can be obtained several at a time in omnicollections for $6.00. The complete Cordwainer Smith...
Cleveland Live, December 5, 2011
...would be irresistible. Many writers have explored this theme, from Stephen King in his current best seller to Poul Anderson in his Time Patrol stories. In Mullen's novel, the revisionists are "hags" -- historical agitators -- who are visiting our present...
Science Fiction Crowsnest, December 4, 2011
...thread on a colonised world. About the only other dragon I’d read before then was Adzel in Poul Anderson’s ‘Satan’s World’. McCaffrey’s Pern was full of the creatures and as she quite rightly pointed out, wouldn’t any of you out there want...
Cleveland Live, December 3, 2011
...would be irresistible. Many writers have explored this theme, from Stephen King in his current best seller to Poul Anderson in his Time Patrol stories. In Mullen's novel, the revisionists are "hags" -- historical agitators -- who are visiting our present...
Suite101.com, November 25, 2011
...in the pulps of the 30s 40s, & 50s under not only Howard but several talented authors, including Poul Anderson, Lin Carter, , and others; it was in the 1970s, that many fans first discovered Conan and the rest of Hyboria in the pages of a Marvel comic...
UPI, November 25, 2011
...Carrie Nation in 1846; Pope John XXIII in 1881; New York Yankees slugger Joe DiMaggio in 1914; writer Poul Anderson in 1926; actors Noel Neill (Lois Lane in the TV and movie "Superman" series) (age 90) and Ricardo Montalban, both in 1920, Kathryn Crosby...
UPI, November 25, 2011
...Carrie Nation in 1846; Pope John XXIII in 1881; New York Yankees slugger Joe DiMaggio in 1914; writer Poul Anderson in 1926; actors Noel Neill (Lois Lane in the TV and movie "Superman" series) (age 90) and Ricardo Montalban, both in 1920, Kathryn Crosby...
