Silverberg, Robert

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SILVERBERG, Robert

SILVERBERG, Robert. Also writes as Walker Chapman, Ivar Jorgensen, Calvin M. Knox, David Osborne, Robert Randall, Lee Sebastian. American, b. 1935. Genres: Novellas/Short stories, Science fiction/Fantasy, Children's fiction, Young adult fiction, Children's non-fiction, History, Sciences, Biography. Career: Full-time writer. Publications: SCIENCE FICTION: Revolt on Alpha (juvenile), 1955; The Thirteenth Immortal, 1957; Master of Life and Death, 1957; Invaders from Earth, 1958; Starman's Quest (juvenile), 1958; Stepsons of Terra, 1958; The Planet Killers, 1959; Lost Race of Mars (juvenile), 1960; Collision Course, 1961; The Seed of Earth, 1962; Recalled to Life, 1962; Next Stop the Stars (short stories), 1962; The Silent Invaders, 1963; Regan's Planet, 1964; Godling, Go Home! (short stories), 1964; Time of the Great Freeze (juvenile), 1965; Conquerors from the Darkness (juvenile), 1965; Needle in a Timestack (short stories), 1966; The Gate of Worlds (juvenile), 1967; To Open the Sky, 1967; Thorns, 1967; Those Who Watch, 1967; The Time-Hoppers, 1967; Planet of Death, 1967; Hawksbill Station, 1968 (in UK as The Anvil of Time, 1969); The Masks of Time, 1968 (in UK as Vornan-19, 1970); The Calibrated Alligator (juvenile short stories), 1969; Dimension Thirteen (short stories), 1969; Up the Line, 1969; Night- wings, 1969; Across a Billion Years (juvenile), 1969; The Man in the Maze (juvenile), 1969; Three Survived (juvenile), 1969; To Live Again, 1969; World's Fair, 1992 (juvenile), 1970; Downward to the Earth, 1970; Tower of Glass, 1970; Parsecs and Parables (short stories), 1970; The Cube Root of Uncertainty (short stories), 1970; Moonferns and Starsongs (short stories), 1971; The World Inside, 1971; A Time of Changes, 1971; Son of Man, 1971; The Reality Trip and Other Implausibilites (short stories), 1972; The Book of Skulls, 1972; Dying Inside, 1972; The Second Trip, 1972; Valley Beyond Time (short stories), 1973; Unfamiliar Territory (short stories), 1973; Earth's Other Shadow (short stories), 1973; Born with the Dead (short stories), 1974; Sundance (short stories), 1974; Sunrise on Mercury (juvenile short stories), 1975; The Feast of St. Dionysus (short stories), 1975; The Stochastic Man, 1975; Shadrach in the Furnace, 1976; The Shores of Tomorrow (short stories), 1976; The Best of Robert Silverberg (short stories), 1976; Capricorn Games (short stories), 1976; The Songs of Summer (short stories), 1979; Lord Valentine's Castle, 1980; Robert Silverberg Omnibus, 1981; Majipoor Chronicles, 1982; World of a Thousand Colors (short stories), 1982; Valentine Pontifex, 1983; Lord of Darkness, 1983; The Conglomeroid Cocktail Party, 1984; Gilgamesh the King, 1984; Tom O'Bedlam, 1985; Sailing to Byzantium, 1985; Star of the Gypsies, 1986; Beyond the Safe Zone (stories), 1986; At Winter's End, 1988; Lion Time in Timbuctoo, 1990; Face of the Waters, 1991; Collected Stories of Robert Silverberg, 1992; Mountains of Majipoor, 1995; Starborne, 1996; Sorcerers of Majipoor, 1997; The Alien Years, 1998; Lord Prestimion, 1999; King of Dreams, 2001; The Long Way Home, 2002; Roma Eterna, 2003. AS WALKER CHAPMAN: The Loneliest Continent, 1965; Kublai Khan, Lord of Xanadu (juvenile), 1966; Antarctic Conquest, 1966. AS IVAR JORGENSEN: Starhaven, 1958; Whom the Gods Would Slay, 1968; The Deadly Sky, 1971. AS CALVIN M. KNOX: Lest We Forget Thee, Earth, 1958; The Plot against Earth, 1959; One of Our Asteroids Is Missing, 1964. AS DAVID OSBORNE: Invincible Barriers, 1958; Aliens from Space, 1958. AS ROBERT RANDALL: The Shrouded Planet, 1957; The Dawning Light, 1959. AS LEE SEBASTIAN: Rivers (juvenile), 1966; The South Pole (juvenile), 1968. OTHER: First American into Space, 1961; The Fabulous Rockefellers, 1963; 15 Battles That Changed the World, 1963; Empires in the Dust, 1963; Akhnaten, the Rebel Pharaoh, 1964; Man before Adam, 1964; Scientists and Scoundrels, 1965; The Old Ones, 1965; Men Who Mastered the Atom, 1965; The Great Wall of China, 1965; Frontiers of Archaeology, 1966; The Long Rampart, 1966; Bridges, 1966; The Dawn of Medicine, 1967; The Adventures of Nat Palmer, Arctic Explorer, 1967; The Auk, The Dodo, and the Oryx, 1967; The Golden Dream, 1967; Men against Time, 1967; The Morning of Mankind, 1967; The World of the Rain Forest, 1967; Light for the World, 1967; Ghost Towns of the American West, 1968; Mound Builders of Ancient America, 1968; Stormy Voyager, 1968; The World of the Ocean Depths, 1968; The Challenge of Climate, 1969; Vanishing Giants, 1969; Wonders of Ancient Chinese Science, 1969; The World of Space, 1969; If I Forget Thee, O Jerusalem, 1970; Mammoths, Mastodons, and Man, 1970; The Pueblo Revolt, 1970; Before the Sphinx, 1971; Clocks for the Ages, 1971; To the Western Shore, 1971; (with A.C. Clarke) Into Space, 1971; John Muir, 1972; The Longest Voyage, 1972; The Realm of Prester John, 1972; The World within the Ocean Wave, 1972; The World within the Tide Pool, 1972; Drug Themes in Science Fiction, 1974; At Winter's End, 1988; To the Land of the Living, 1989; Time Gate, 1989; (with K. Haber) The Mutant Season, 1989; The New Springtime, 1990; (with I. Asimov) Nightfall, 1990; (with J. Varley) Press Enter-Hawksbill Station, 1990; (with others) Time Gate II, 1990; Universe One, 1990; Letters from Atlantis, 1990; Beyond the Gate of Worlds, 1991; The Face on the Waters, 1991; Thebes of the Hundred Gates, 1992; (with I. Asimov) The Ugly Little Boys, 1992; Kingdoms of the Wall, 1993; (with I. Asimov) The Positronic Man, 1993; Hot Sky at Midnight, 1994; Reflections and Refractions, 1997. OTHER JUVENILE: Treasures beneath the Sea, 1960; Lost Cities and Vanished Civilizations, 1962; Sunken History, 1963; Home of the Red Man, 1963; The Great Doctors, 1964; The Man Who Found Nineveh, 1964; The World of Coral, 1965; The Mask of Akhnaten, 1965; Socrates, 1965; Niels Bohr, the Man Who Mapped the Atom, 1965; Forgotten by Time, 1966; To the Rock of Darius, 1966; Four Men Who Changed the Universe, 1968; Bruce of the Blue Nile, 1969; The Seven Wonders of the Ancient World, 1970; Project Pendulum, 1987. EDITOR: Great Adventures in Archaeology, 1964; Earthmen and Strangers, 1966; The Voyagers in Time, 1967; Men and Machines, 1968; Mind to Mind, 1968; Tomorrow's Worlds, 1969; Dark Stars, 1969; Three for Tomorrow, 1969; The Mirror of Infinity, 1970; Science Fiction Hall of Fame I, 1970; The Ends of Time, 1970; Great Short Novels of Science Fiction, 1970; Worlds of Maybe, 1970; Alpha 1-9, 9 vols, 1970-78; Four Futures, 1971; The Science Fiction Bestiary, 1971; New Dimensions 1-11 (vol. 11 with M. Randall), 11 vols, 1971-80; The Day the Sun Stood Still, 1972; Invaders from Space, 1972; Beyond Control, 1972; Deep Space, 1973; Chains of the Sea, 1973; No Mind of Man, 1973; Other Dimensions, 1973; Three Trips in Time and Space, 1973; Mutants, 1974; Threads of Time, 1974; Infinite Jest, 1974; Windows into Tomorrow, 1974; (with R. Elwood) Epoch, 1975; Explorers of Space, 1975; The New Atlantis, 1975; Strange Gifts, 1975; The Aliens, 1976; The Crystal Ship, 1976; Triax, 1977; Trips in Time, 1977; Earth Is the Strangest Planet, 1977; Galactic Dreamers, 1977; The Infinite Web, 1977; The Androids Are Coming, 1979; Lost Worlds, Unknown Horizons, 1979; Edge of Space, 1979; The Best of New Dimensions, 1979; (with M. Randall) New Dimensions, 1981; Robert Silverberg's Worlds of Wonder, 1987; (with K. Haber) Universe Two, 1992; (with G. Davis) Avram Davidson Treasury, 1998; Legends, 1998; Fantasy Hall of Fame, 1998; Far Horizons (stories), 1999; Murasaki, 1992; (with B. Preiss) Ultimate Dinosaur, 1992. EDITOR WITH M.H. GREENBERG: (and J.D. Olander) Dawn of Time, 1979; (and J.D. Olander) Car Sinister, 1979; The Arbor House Treasury of Modern Science Fiction, 1980; The Arbor House Treasury of Great Science Fiction Short Novels, 1980; (and C.G. Waugh) Science Fictional Dinosaur, 1982; The Arbor House Treasury of Science Fiction Masterpieces, 1983; The Time Travelers, 1985; Great Science Fiction of the 20th Century, 1987; Worlds Imagined, 1989; The Horror Hall of Fame, 1991. Address: Box 13160 Station E, Oakland, CA 94661-0160, U.S.A. Online address: www.majipoor.com

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