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Modern Masters of Science FictionSeries Editor: Gary K. Wolfe Science fiction often anticipates the consequences of scientific discoveries. The immense strides made by science since World War II have been matched step by step by writers who gave equal attention to scientific principles, to human imagination, and to the craft of fiction. The respect for science fiction won by Jules Verne and H. G. Wells was further increased by Isaac Asimov, Arthur C. Clarke, Robert Heinlein, Ursula K. Le Guin, Joanna Russ, and Ray Bradbury. Modern Masters of Science Fiction is devoted to books that survey the work of individual authors who continue to inspire and advance science fiction. Books are forthcoming on Ursula K. Le Guin, Neal Stephenson, Joanna Russ, Kim Stanley Robinson, Orson Scott Card, Roger Zelazny, and R.A. Lafferty. See our featured title flyer here. |
Author: Robert MarkleyPub Date: November 2019 Terraforming humanity's futures with the Hugo and Nebula award-winning writer learn more... |
Author: Gwyneth JonesPub Date: September 2019 The creative original who helped open the door to feminist SF learn more... |
Author: Gary WestfahlPub Date: July 2018 The creative odyssey of the man who foresaw the future—and the present learn more... |
Author: D. Harlan WilsonPub Date: November 2017 The surrealist mindscapes of the New Wave innovator learn more... |
Author: Paul KincaidPub Date: May 2017 The entwined literary lives of the late SF virtuoso learn more... |
Author: Gerry CanavanPub Date: December 2016 An outsider's journey to literary acclaim learn more... |
Author: Jad SmithPub Date: December 2016 The SF iconoclast who became a grand master learn more... |
Author: Michael R. PagePub Date: October 2015 A legend's multi-faceted role in shaping science fiction learn more... |
Author: Edward JamesPub Date: July 2015 A full-length study of one of the most popular contemporary writers of science fiction and fantasy learn more... |
Author: David SeedPub Date: March 2015 A clear and concise look at how one creative force redefined science fiction's place in popular culture learn more... |
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