Science Fiction Resource Guide

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05-Oct-2001

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See also Multiple-author Resource Guides and the Bibliographies and lists section, if your favorite author doesn't have a home page listed here.

Douglas Adams: FAQ (ohio-state.edu): Biographical information, computer games, cds, videos. Mostly pointers to other sources of information. (Nathan Torkington)
Brian Dana Akers: Home Page (pipeline.com): (Brian D. Akers)
Hori Akira: home page (jali.or.jp): Japanese s.f. author, page is in Japanese. There is also an English (jali.or.jp) language version, but at present it's not a complete translation of the Japanese version.
Roger MacBride Allen (sff.net): (Roger MacBride Allen)
Aaron Allston's Home Page (aaronallston.com): "...An Austin-area writer of science fiction and fantasy novels... A scripter of computer games... A designer of role-playing games... And a member of the Fandom Association of Central Texas and editor of its newsletter..." (Aaron Allston) [Sep 2001]
Kevin J. Anderson and Rebecca Moesta: WordFire Inc. (wordfire.com): (Catherine Ulatowski)
Patricia Anthony Website (patricia-anthony.com): "Her official website, with links to writers' resources."
Patricia Anthony: Bibliography (euro.net): "with the cooperation of and input from Patricia Anthony." (H.W. Targowski)
Piers Anthony: Hi Piers (hipiers.com) The official homepage of Piers Anthony and Xanth.: The third link on his home page is "News Letter." If you want to read lots of Piers Anthony natter, now's your chance. Also has the Xanth timeline, family tree, bibliography, and so forth.
Author Web: Piers Anthony (dingir.org): (Corwin)
Nathan Archer: Home Page (sff.net) (Nathan Archer)
Isaac Asimov: FAQ and resource guide (clark.net) and Isaac Asimov Home Page (clark.net): Comprehensive guide; includes pointers to various bibliographies, pointers to information about Asimov on the Internet (including speeches, timelines, reviews), biographical information and much else. (Edward Seiler and John Jenkins)
In Memory of Isaac Asimov (asimov.com): Bibliography, book reviews, interviews, essays, video and audio clips (various formats - .mov, .avi, .mpeg, realaudio, etc.), art, photos, news (mostly about movie deals), books... (Alberto Vasquez)
Stella Atrium Home (tsingtse.com): "My novel THE GOULEP is allegorical for current political and corporate trends in Africa and South America, but told from the tribespeoples' point-of-view. It's a planet story about people. There are no drooling monsters that fly." (Cecil Guy)
A.A. Attanasio: official website (qed.net): (Joe Mc Clure)

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