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Larry Niven
Books and Stories
Larry Niven was born in California in 1938; he earned a BA in mathematics from Washburn University, Kansas. His first sf story The Coldest Place was published in 1964. He has won four short-fiction Hugos; he won both the Hugo and Nebula award in 1971 for Ringworld. He is also known for his Tales of Known Space.
Niven is a frequent collaborator; see his other contributions under Niven w/J. Pournelle, Niven w/EM Lerner, Niven w/S. Barnes, Niven w/Pournell, Flynn and Niven w/GC Johnson.Select
a novel or story title to see the inventions from that work:
A Gift From Earth, Del Rey, 1968
A World Out of Time, Random House, 1976
At the Bottom of a Hole, Galaxy Magazine, 1966
Bordered in Black, Fantasy and Science Fiction, 1966
Cloak of Anarchy, Analog, 1972
Crashlander, Del Rey, 1994
Death by Ecstasy, Galaxy Magazine, 1969
Flash Crowd, Fantasy And Science Fiction, 1972
Grendel, Ballantine, 1968
Handicap, Galaxy Science Fiction, 1967
Limits, Del Rey, 1985
Neutron Star, Worls of If, 1966
Niven's Laws, Owlswick Press, 1984
Protector, Del Rey, 1973
Rammer, Tor, 1991
Ringworld, Ballantine, 1970
Ringworld Engineers, Del Rey, 1980
The Best of all Possible Wars, Baen Books, 1998
The Ethics of Madness, If, 1967
The Flight of the Horse, Fantasy and Science Fiction, 1969
The Fourth Profession, Quark, 1971
The Jigsaw Man, Not Available, 1967
The Ringworld Throne, Ballantine, 1996
The Soft Weapon, Not known, 1967
The Warriors, Worlds of If, 1966
The Woman in Del Rey Crater, Flatlander, 1995
There is a Tide, Not known, 1968
World of Ptavvs, Worlds of Tomorrow, 1965
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