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James Alan Gardner is a 1989 graduate of the Clarion West Science Fiction Writers Workshop, and has had several science fiction stories and novellas appear in publications such as Isaac Asimov's Science Fiction Magazine, Amazing Stories, and The Magazine of Fantasy and Science Fiction. He is the author of six previous novels: Expendable, Commitment Hour, Vigilant, Hunted, Ascending, and Trapped. He was the grand prize winner of the 1989 Writers of the Future contest, has won the Aurora Award, and has been nominated for the Hugo and Nebula Awards. He lives in Canada.
Awards: Sturgeon (2009) see all
Genres: Science Fiction, Thriller
Series
League of Peoples
1. Expendable (1997)
2. Commitment Hour (1998)
3. Vigilant (1999)
4. Hunted (2000)
5. Ascending (2001)
6. Trapped (2002)
7. Radiant (2004)
1. Expendable (1997)
2. Commitment Hour (1998)
3. Vigilant (1999)
4. Hunted (2000)
5. Ascending (2001)
6. Trapped (2002)
7. Radiant (2004)
All Those Explosions
1. All Those Explosions Were Someone Else's Fault (2017)
2. They Promised Me The Gun Wasn't Loaded (2018)
1. All Those Explosions Were Someone Else's Fault (2017)
2. They Promised Me The Gun Wasn't Loaded (2018)
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James Alan Gardner recommends
The Downloaded (2024)
Robert J Sawyer
"In The Downloaded, Robert J. Sawyer proves he's not just a master of using science fiction to address social issues but also a master of devious plot twists and diverse character voices."
Bane of All Things (2021)
(Silence of Worlds, book 1)
Leo Valiquette
"A dark and engrossing epic fantasy that starts off small but just keeps building. I'm really looking forward to what comes next!"
Automatic Reload (2020)
Ferrett Steinmetz
"Frederick Pohl said good science fiction shouldn’t just predict the automobile, but also the traffic jam. Automatic Reload does that for body-modification, AI, and computer-aided combat. We get the traffic jam, plus road rage, hyper-surveillance, and hails of bullets...but we also get the fragile people trying to survive it all. I hope it isn’t prophetic, but I’m afraid it might be."
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