Clifford Simak
Clifford Simak, a science fiction writer, frequently drew upon his Wisconsin roots, frequently advocating a pastoral existence and weaving Midwestern culture throughout his novels.
Born in 1904, Simak was a journalist as well as a science fiction writer, working for such newspapers as the Minneapolis Star and Tribune and the Minneapolis Star. He didn't become a full-time science fiction writer until his retirement from journalism in 1976-though by then he'd already been recognized as a Nebula Grand Master. Other awards included three Hugos, an International Fantasy Award, a Minnesota Academy of Science award, two Juniper Awards, a Nebula, and a Locus.
Simak died in 1988.
BIBLIOGRAPHY
The Creator |
Destiny Dolls |
Cosmic Engineers |
A Choice of Gods |
Empire |
Cemetery World |
Time and Again |
Our Children’s Children |
City |
Enchanted Pilgrimage |
Ring Around the Sun |
Shakespeare’s Planet |
Time is the Simplest Thing |
A Heritage of Stars |
The Trouble with Tycho |
The Fellowship of the Talisman |
They Walked Like Men |
Mastodonia |
Way Station |
The Visitors |
All Flesh is Grass |
Project Pope |
Why Call Them Back From Heaven? |
Where the Evil Dwells |
The Werewolf Principle |
Special Deliverance |
The Goblin Reservation |
Highway of Eternity |
Out of Their Minds |
