3.5
Sorcerers of Majipoor
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"Plotted like a Shakespearian play. . . . With a brand-new cast of characters and engaging conflicts of heart and soul, Silverberg—one of the world's finest stylists and storytellers—breathes fresh life (and quality) into sci-fi's sister genre." —
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About Robert Silverberg
Robert Silverberg (b. 1935) sold his first science fiction stories to the lower-grade pulps in the mid-fifties, moved swiftly to the three prestigious magazines (
,
and
) and as his style deepened and themes expanded in through the next reached the first rank of science fiction writers. He is regarded as the greatest living writer of science fiction, an SFWA Grandmaster, ex-President (in the 1960's) of that organization, winner of five Nebulas, four Hugos and many other domestic and foreign awards. Among his famous novels are
,
,
,
; his novella
(1974) is perhaps the finest work of that length published within the genre. Shifting to a predominating fantasy in the late 1970's (
and the attendant Majipoor Series), Silverberg continued to write science fiction and won a Nebula in 1986 for the novella
, and Hugos for the novelettes
and
. He was editor of the long-running original anthology series New Dimensions and of important reprint anthologies such as
,
, and
.
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