Joe Haldeman
Hugo (Science Fiction Achievement Award)
• Best novel, THE FOREVER WAR (1976) and FOREVER PEACE (1998)
• Best novella, “The Hemingway Hoax” (1991)
• Best short story, “Tricentennial” (1977) and “None So Blind” (1995)
• Best novel, THE FOREVER WAR (1976) and FOREVER PEACE (1998)
• FOREVER PEACE also won the John W. Campbell Memorial Award, given by academics and critics. It’s the first time a novel has won a “triple crown” like that since Pohl’s GATEWAY, 22 years ago
• Best novel, CAMOUFLAGE (2006)
• Best novella, “The Hemingway Hoax” (1990)
• Best short story, “Graves” (1993)
SFWA Grand Master 2011
World Fantasy Award
• Best short story, “Graves” (1993)
Others
• James Tiptree Award for CAMOUFLAGE (2005)
“The Forever War” is a classic for a reason. The issues it has are so outweighed by its impact that any gripes seem inconsequential.
Joe Haldemen understood the heart of great scifi: how the intersection of technology and humanity effects the individual. That is the beating heart of this work.
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Travel: Spain 1998
Madrid The flight over from Atlanta was crowded but uneventful. We got to Madrid at dawn. Poor Hector Ramos was waiting for us, early on this Sunday morning. He drove us to the Hotel Mediodia and were lucky enough to get a room...
Travel: Australia & New Zealand, 1999
Auckland -- 11 August Crossed the dateline, so this is actually the 10th, at home. Will get the day back in a month. Had an uneventful, if cramped and uncomfortable, eleven-hour flight from Los Angeles. We got to Auckland around 04:30 local time, and got held up by...
Travel: Ireland, 2000
Biking up to the Gap of Dunloe This is the past few weeks' entries -- 20-22 July (This is a trip that Rick Wilber does annually, to Scotland or Ireland, offering a college-credit writing workshop combined with a literary tour. It's co- sponsored, this year, by his...
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