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| Larry Niven: Science Fiction Technology and Ideas |
| 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. |
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Ringworld (1970) |
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Niven's Laws (1984) |
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There is a Tide (1968) |
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There is a Tide (1968) |
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Ringworld (1970) |
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Grendel (1968) |
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Ringworld (1970) |
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Rammer (1991) |
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Ringworld (1970) |
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Protector (1973) |
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Ringworld (1970) |
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The Ringworld Throne (1996) |
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A World Out of Time (1976) |
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Ringworld Engineers (1980) |
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A World Out of Time (1976) |
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A World Out of Time (1976) |
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