In 1972:
The Dancer From Atlantis
The Day The Sun Stood Still
the first of the Technic History installments to feature Ythrians
In 1973:
There Will Be Time
"The Season of Forgiveness"
"Windmill"
Hrolf Kraki's Saga
the remaining six Technic History installments featuring Ythrians
In 1974:
Fire Time
A Midsummer Tempest
a story and a novel in the Technic History
the first three of the four Rustum stories collected in New America
In 1975:
The Winter Of The World
Homeward And Beyond
Star Prince Charlie
the fourth Rustum story in New America
Superhuman creativity.
1 comment:
Kaor, Paul!
Which makes me all the more INDIGNANT at how Poul Anderson has fallen into relative obscurity, even among SF fans. People still think mostly of the overrated Isaac Asimov and the post STRANGER IN A STRANGE LAND works of Robert Heinlein when it comes to science fiction. And a few one offs by other writers such as Walter Miller's A CANTICLE FOR LEIBOWITZ or Frank Herbert's DUNE (both of them major works deserving their fame).
But for well written, high quality, imaginative works of science fiction and fantasy with solid plotting and realistic character development written over a LONG period of time, Anderson beats them all!
Yes, David, I know you would include as well the stories of H. Beam Pipter! (Smiles)
Sean
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