
Represented by Eleanor Wood
Charles Sheffield (1935-2002) received a PhD in theoretical physics from Cambridge, was a Fellow of the British Interplanetary Society and the American Astronautical Society and became an award-winning science fiction author. Many of his science fiction works (COLD AS ICE, THE AMAZING DOCTOR DARWIN, AFTERMATH) remain in print. He was a popular speaker at conventions and was generally considered a “Renaissance Man” who could converse engagingly on just about any subject, from poetry and music to mathematical conundrums. He was married to the science fiction writer Nancy Kress.
AWARDS:
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Hugo Award, Best Novelette, GEORGIA ON MY MIND
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Nebula Award, Best Novelette, GEORGIA ON MY MIND
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Sei-un Award (Japan), Best Novel translated into Japanese,
THE McANDREW CHRONICLES
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John W Campbell Memorial Award, BROTHER TO DRAGONS
*omnibus of TRANDCENDENCE and CONVERGENCE
** denotes omnibus
***revised,
expanded version of THE NIMROD HUNT
**** denotes
collection
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