John Brunner

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John Brunner (1934 – 1995) published his first novel pseudonymously at the age of seventeen. He went on to publish many science fiction adventure novels and stories. Stand on Zanzibar, winner of the 1969 Hugo Award for best science fiction novel and the British Science Fiction Association award the same year, is regarded as his greatest achievement.
Aftermath
The Society of Time
Kingdom of the Worlds
Galactic Storm
Three Trips in Time and Space
Storm Season
Thieves' World
Tales from the Vulgar Unicorn
Face of Chaos
Wings of Omen
Shadows of Sanctuary
John Brunner Collection
Threshold of Eternity
Threshold of Eternity
The Brink
Whole Man
From This Day Forward
Out of My Mind
Compleat Traveller in Black
Sheep Look Up
The Space-Time Juggler
Sanctuary in the Sky
The Gaudy Shadows
The Psionic Menace
The Skynappers
The Wrong End of Time
Give Warning to the World
Children of the Thunder
Age of Miracles
A Maze of Stars
Players at the Game of People
The Tides of Time
Muddle Earth
Atlantic Abomination
The Infinitive of Go
The Crucible of Time
The Shift Key
Manshape
Web of Everywhere
Total Eclipse
Polymath
More Things in Heaven
The Stardroppers
The Dramaturges of Yan
Times Without Number
Timescoop
The Avengers of Carrig
Into the Slave Nebula
Catch a Falling Star
Bedlam Planet
Quicksand
A Planet of Your Own
The Traveller in Black
Born Under Mars
The Repairmen of Cyclops
The Martian Sphinx
The Long Result
Enigma from Tantalus
The Altar at Asconel
Telepathist
The Rites of Ohe
The Dreaming Earth
The Super Barbarians
Meeting at Infinity
I Speak for Earth
To Conquer Chaos
World Swappers
The Stone That Never Came Down
The Ladder in the Sky
The Jagged Orbit
Squares of the City
Productions of Time
Double, Double
Stand on Zanzibar
Shockwave Rider

John Brunner

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