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Legion of Time by Jack Williamson, 1991-12 The Stonehenge Gate by Jack Williamson, 2006-05-02 Beachhead by Jack Williamson, 1993-05 THE GREEN GIRL by Jack (pen name used by John Stewart Williamson) Williamson, 1950 The Moon Children by Jack Williamson, 1973-10-01 Oakland, Jack London, and Me by Eric Williamson, 2007-05-30 Oakland, Jack London, and Me by Eric Williamson, 2007-05-30 Manseed by Jack Williamson, 1983-09-12 The Black Sun by Jack Williamson, 1998-05-15 People From Roosevelt County, New Mexico: People From Portales, New Mexico, Jack Williamson, Ronny Cox, Ed Foreman, Addie Peed Swearingen The Legion At War (Combat Command in the World of Jack Williamson) by Andrew Keith, 1988-04-01 Jack Williamson, a primary and secondary bibliography (Masters of science fiction and fantasy) by Robert E Myers, 1980 Brother to Demons Brother to Gods by Jack Williamson, 1989-08 Astounding Stories - January 1937 by CHAN CORBETT, J. Harvey Haggard, et all 2008-07-24

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21. Jack Williamson - Bibliography Summary
    Jack Williamson Bibliography Summary. Pub Biblio Alpha Chron MainMenu Search Williamson, John Stewart (USA, 1908-). (Pseudonyms  
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22. Fictionwise EBooks: Jack Williamson
    Jack Williamson, Bio Jack Williamson was born April 29, 1908 in ArizonaTerritory and moved by covered wagon to New Mexico in 1915.  
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    Extractions: Alert me when new Jack Williamson titles are added Bio: Jack Williamson was born April 29, 1908 in Arizona Territory and moved by covered wagon to New Mexico in 1915. His first story, "The Metal Man," appeared in the December 1928 issue of Amazing Stories. He supported himself by writing and teaching. During this time he continued his education, receiving his doctorate in 1966 with a thesis later published as H. G. Wells: Critic of Progress. He was a Professor at Eastern New Mexico University, where he still teaches a course in science fiction writing. Williamson is one of the most prolific and honored science fiction authors of all time. In 1976, the Science Fiction Writers of America gave him the prestigious Grand Master of Science Fiction Award. During his writing career, which began in 1929, his work has won the Hugo, Nebula, Skyland, Bram Stoker, and World Fantasy Awards, among others.

23. Jack Williamson (author) On AuthorsDen
    Discover and contact Jack Williamson on AuthorsDen. Get the latest informationon Jack Williamson, bio, books, news, events, short stories, etc.  
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    Extractions: Crumbs In The Keyboard (75 authors) by Kim Cox Women Juggling Life and Writing.. Share with a friend Add To My Library Jack D Williamson " When divorce is understoood as a transition rather than a failure, we can become better instead of bitter." Background Information Additional Information New Book DIVORCE: 6 ways to get through the bad times...for good [Mostly for Men] [Mostly for Women] Co-authors: Jack Williamson and Mary Ann Salerno Contact Information Divorce Network Associates

24. Jack Williamson, Science Fiction Writer
    Novels. williamson, jack, The Girl from Mars, Stellar, New York, 1929. williamson,jack, Lady in Danger, Utopian, New York, 1945.  
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25. A.V. Dezign Quotes Williamson, Jack
    SF Quotes from books, radio, television, movies, etc jack williamson. Arizona, USA, 1908. A.K.A.  
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26. SCIFI.COM Chat Transcript: Friends Of Jack Williamson, March 27, 2001
    Quick Links HOME SCI FI TODAY This Day in SF SF Weekly SCI FI Wire SCI FI Stream PRESENTS Exposure Series SCI FICTION S.E.T. Mindprobe SCI FI CHANNEL Schedule Movies Shows Events Prime WEB GUIDE New Sites  
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    Extractions: Chat Transcripts Gardner : Has everyone Asscended To The Godhood? Moderator : Jim? Moderator : Michael? Jim : Here MichaelCassutt : Cassutt, present Moderator : Great! Moderator : Hi everyone, thanks for joining us here. I'm Ben Trumble for SCIFI. Tonight we're delighted to be celebrating the career (and 93rd birthday) of Jack Williamson, one of science fiction's most enduring masters.. Joining Jack here tonight we have a distinguished panel of writers including Connie Willis, Michael Cassutt, and James Gunn. Moderator : Tonight's chat is cosponsored by Asimov's Science Fiction (www.asimovs.com.) Asimov's and Analog Science Fiction magazines are the leading publishers of SF short fiction. Our host this evening is Asimov's editor Gardner Dozois. Gardner Moderator : Brief word about the drill - please send your questions for our guests to me, Moderator, as private messages. (To send a private message, either double-click on my name or type "/msg Moderator" on the command line - only without the quotes.) Moderator : Just a note... we're still awaiting Jack :)

27. SF > Reviews > Jack Williamson
    jack williamson. Novels/collections Short fiction  
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    Extractions: Novels/collections Short fiction Search Web for Jack Williamson Google search Alta Vista search Beachhead Brother to Demons, Brother to Gods Farthest Star with Frederik Pohl Legion of Space Seetee Starbridge with James E Gunn Starchild Trilogy with Frederik Pohl The Best of Jack Williamson The Humanoids The Moon Children The Power of Blackness The Reign of Wizardry Firechild Land's End with Frederik Pohl Mazeway "Dead Star Station". 1933. In The Best of Jack Williamson "Born of the Sun". 1934. In Before the Golden Age 3 "The Crucible of Power". 1939. In The Best of Jack Williamson "Nonstop to Mars". 1939. In The Best of Jack Williamson "Breakdown". 1942. In The Best of Jack Williamson "With Folded Hands". 1947. "The Equalizer". 1947. In

28. If Science Fiction: Fiction Index, Wa-
    Peace Corps, 105, August, 1966. (novelette). williamson, jack, (1908- ) Pohl,Frederik, and jack williamson see williamson, jack, and Frederick Pohl.  
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29. An Interview With Jack Williamson From L. Ron Hubbard's Writers Of The Future Co
    Few of those trailblazing writers, however, started earlier and came farther than jack williamson. He was born in 1908 and raised on a New Mexican farm, but his imagination reached far beyond the horizon, all the way to the stars.  
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    Extractions: cience fiction has had many great pioneers who explored the future through literature and made it one of the most influential of all literary genres. Few of those trailblazing writers, however, started earlier and came farther than Jack Williamson. He was born in 1908 and raised on a New Mexican farm, but his imagination reached far beyond the horizon, all the way to the stars. His novels Darker Than You Think, The Humanoids and The Legion of Space series are undisputed classics in the field. His most recent book, The Black Sun ,was published in 1997 and the next, The Silicon Dagger , will be published in the spring of 1999. Jack was also among the first of the renowned professional writers of science fiction to become a judge in the L. Ron Hubbard Writers of the Future Contest. In September 1998, he was awarded the L. Ron Hubbard Lifetime Achievement Award for Contributions to the Arts.

30. Jack Williamson Site
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31. AV DezignJack Williamson
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32. Williamson, Jack William
    Search in WPORG 49781 williamson, jack William usma1992-C3 FEEDBACK ADMIN  
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33. Virtual Marginalia Review Of Williamson, Jack
    WS Landor, Book reviews, thoughts and dreams. The Humanoids 0* by jack williamsonPosted October 07, 2002 williamson, jack Main Whitehead, Colson ».  
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34. Virtual Marginalia Review Of Williamson, Jack
    Terraforming Earth by jack williamson Posted September 24, 2002 Márai, Sándor Main williamson, jack ». Home About Current Entry Links Plagiarism  
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35. La Science-fiction - Williamson, Jack, 1908-
    de A. Tranchant. Les dents du dragon roman / jack williamson ; trad.  
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    Extractions: Williamson, Jack, 1908- Les cométaires / Jack Williamson ; [texte français de A. Tranchant]. Paris : Albin Michel, 1974. 248 p. ; 18 cm. (Science-fiction ; 24) ISBN 2-226-00026-7. SDM: 7513167 [Titre original: The cometeers. Ed. originale, 1950.] Les dents du dragon : roman / Jack Williamson ; trad. de l'américain par Alain Glatigny. Paris : Nouvelles éditions Oswald, 1982. 248 p. ; 21 cm. (Fantastique, science-fiction, aventure ; 59) ISBN 2-7304-0170-9. SDM: 8600313 [A 4] [Titre original: Dragon's island. Ed. originale, 1951.] Fabrication de mutants pour servir d'esclaves en Nouvelle-Guinée, voilà le thème d'un bon roman d'aventures qui se double d'une amusante fiction scientifique. [Yvon Allard] L'enfant des étoiles / Jack Williamson et Frederick Pohl ; trad. de Pierre Billon. Paris : Librairie des Champs-Elysées, c1976. 253 p. ; 17 cm. (Le Masque. Science-fiction ; 44) ISBN 2-7024-0509-6. SDM: 7611353 [J++A 4] [Titre original: .] Les enfants de la lune / Jack Williamson ; [trad. de l'américain par Robert Latour]. Paris : Albin, Michel, 1975. 242 p. ; 18 cm. (Super-fiction ; 5) ISBN 2-226-00203-3. SDM: 7513166 [Titre original: The moon children.]

36. Williamson, Jack
    Title Darker Than You Think Subject Science Fiction Fantasy Author Williamsonjack Hirschfeld, Corson Aloha, Mr L Jordan , Robert,O'Reilly, jack  
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37. Williamson, Jack - Leggi Le Opinioni - Dooyoo.it
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38. Williamson, Jack - Servocittà - Leggi Le Opinioni - Dooyoo.it
    Translate this page williamson, jack - Servocittà. (11.02.02) di EagleSky jack williamson, come ho giàavuto modo di dire, è un autore non molto conosciuto dai non amanti del  
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39. Williamson, Jack: Missione Nello Spazio.
    Translate this page Ogni giorno, mille anni avanti. williamson, jack Missione nello spazio. Missionenello spazio / jack williamson. - Milano Mondadori, 1991. - (Altri Mondi).  
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    Extractions: Missione nello spazio / Jack Williamson. - Milano: Mondadori, 1991. - ( Altri Mondi ). - Cm. 22, p. 335. - L. 25.000. - Titolo originale: Lifeburst (1984); traduzione di Piero Giorgi. Scogliere dello spazio Mirko Tavosanis [Recensione pubblicata su Recensioni e massacri n. 8, febbraio 1992, supplemento ad Algenib

40. Williamson, Jack: Il Millennio Dell'antimateria.
    Translate this page Il nuovo libro di Enrica Zunic. williamson, jack Il millennio dell'antimateria.Il millennio dell'antimateria / jack williamson. - Milano Nord, 1991.  
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    Extractions: Si tratta naturalmente di un materiale assai datato; ciò non toglie però alcun interesse alla lettura, che può anzi essere stimolata dal confronto con la più recente produzione (un consiglio: provate a mettere di fronte una pagina di Williamson e una, per esempio, di Sterling. C'è da capire molto sui mutamenti antropologici e culturali della società occidentale negli ultimi quarant'anni). Certo le ingenuità - scientifiche e narrative - non mancano; può capitare come niente che l'eroe di turno salvi casualmente la bella ereditiera da un'esplosione di antimateria. Oppure ci si può imbattere in una lunga (troppo, troppo lunga) orazione sul coraggio e sull'abnegazione degli "ingegneri spaziali", veri e propri sacerdoti del culto della "scienza". Ma sono, tutto sommato, difetti secondari. Al contrario, gli aspetti positivi del ciclo sono numerosi, a cominciare da una prosa che, salvi certi eccessi lirici (non so se originali o se imputabili invece al traduttore), si mantiene sempre su livelli perlomeno dignitosi. Le relazioni tra i personaggi rimangono inscritte nei canoni tipici dell'epoca (il giovane ingegnere, la bella e inavvicinabile ereditiera ecc.), ma - all'interno di queste coordinate - mostrano una vivacità, soprattutto nei dialoghi, che contribuisce non poco alla leggibilità dei due romanzi. Resta da accennare alla trama, che ruota intorno ai tentativi di manipolazione dell'antimateria (o materia "contraterrena", come viene definita nel testo, o "seetee"), manipolazione che si presenta fin dall'inizio nel duplice aspetto di uso pacifico o militare dell'antimateria stessa. Nel primo romanzo

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