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Ian Watson
(b.1943)Ian Watson's many novels have won innumerable prizes and awards, starting with the John W. Campbell Award and the French Prix Apollo for his first novel The Embedding. His latest, Mockymen, will be published by Golden Gryphon Press in 2003, and he has also written enough short fiction to fill eight collections. He lives in the heart of rural England with a cat.
Awards: BSFA (2010) see all
Genres: Science Fiction, Fantasy, Horror
New and upcoming books
Series
Black Current
1. The Book of the River (1984)
2. The Book of the Stars (1984)
3. The Book of Being (1985)
1. The Book of the River (1984)
2. The Book of the Stars (1984)
3. The Book of Being (1985)
Waters of Destiny (with Andy West)
1. Assassins (2013)
aka Assassins Legacy
2. Tongue of Knowledge (2012)
aka Assassins' Endgame
1. Assassins (2013)
aka Assassins Legacy
2. Tongue of Knowledge (2012)
aka Assassins' Endgame
Chinese Time Machine
The Chinese Time Machine (2023)
New Adventures of a Chinese Time Machine (2024)
The Chinese Time Machine (2023)
New Adventures of a Chinese Time Machine (2024)
Novels
The Embedding (1973)
The Jonah Kit (1975)
Orgasmachine (1976) (with Judy Watson)
Alien Embassy (1977)
The Martian Inca (1977)
The Miracle Visitors (1978)
God's World (1979)
The Gardens of Delight (1980)
Deathhunter (1981)
Alien Encounters (1982) (with Barry B Longyear)
Chekhov's Journey (1983)
Converts (1984)
Queenmagic, Kingmagic (1986)
The Power (1987)
The Fire Worm (1988)
Whores of Babylon (1988)
Meat (1988)
The Flies of Memory (1990)
Nanoware Time (1991)
Hard Questions (1996)
Oracle (1997)
Mockymen (2000)
Draco (2002)
The Jonah Kit (1975)
Orgasmachine (1976) (with Judy Watson)
Alien Embassy (1977)
The Martian Inca (1977)
The Miracle Visitors (1978)
God's World (1979)
The Gardens of Delight (1980)
Deathhunter (1981)
Alien Encounters (1982) (with Barry B Longyear)
Chekhov's Journey (1983)
Converts (1984)
Queenmagic, Kingmagic (1986)
The Power (1987)
The Fire Worm (1988)
Whores of Babylon (1988)
Meat (1988)
The Flies of Memory (1990)
Nanoware Time (1991)
Hard Questions (1996)
Oracle (1997)
Mockymen (2000)
Draco (2002)
Collections
The Very Slow Time Machine (1979)
Sunstroke (1982)
Slow Birds (1985)
The Book of Ian Watson (1985)
Evil Water (1987)
Salvage Rites (1989)
Stalin's Teardrops (1991)
The Coming of Vertumnus (1994)
The Great Escape (2002)
The Butterflies of Memory (2005)
Time Pieces (2006) (with others)
The Beloved of My Beloved (2009) (with Roberto Quaglia)
Saving for a Sunny Day (2012)
The Best of Ian Watson (2014) (with Nick Gevers)
Memory Man & Other Poems (poems) (2014)
The Uncollected Ian Watson (2014)
The 1000 Year Reich (2016)
Sunstroke (1982)
Slow Birds (1985)
The Book of Ian Watson (1985)
Evil Water (1987)
Salvage Rites (1989)
Stalin's Teardrops (1991)
The Coming of Vertumnus (1994)
The Great Escape (2002)
The Butterflies of Memory (2005)
Time Pieces (2006) (with others)
The Beloved of My Beloved (2009) (with Roberto Quaglia)
Saving for a Sunny Day (2012)
The Best of Ian Watson (2014) (with Nick Gevers)
Memory Man & Other Poems (poems) (2014)
The Uncollected Ian Watson (2014)
The 1000 Year Reich (2016)
Novellas and Short Stories
Anthologies edited
Pictures at an Exhibition (1981)
Changes (1983) (with Michael Bishop)
Afterlives (1986) (with Pamela Sargent)
Shoes, Ships and Cadavers (2010) (with Ian Whates)
Changes (1983) (with Michael Bishop)
Afterlives (1986) (with Pamela Sargent)
Shoes, Ships and Cadavers (2010) (with Ian Whates)
Series contributed to
The Mammoth Book of ...
The Mammoth Book of Alternate Histories (2010) (with Ian Whates)
The Mammoth Book of SF Wars (2012) (with Ian Whates)
The Mammoth Book of Alternate Histories (2010) (with Ian Whates)
The Mammoth Book of SF Wars (2012) (with Ian Whates)
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Books containing stories by Ian Watson
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Ian Watson recommends
The Crow Maiden (2001)
Sarah Singleton
"A brilliant novel, powerful, sensuous, earthy, and often quite luminously magical. The story makes sense, the characters are well drawn and sympathetic (including their faults) and the pacing is about right because readers will wish to revel--descriptions have a wonderful richness and precision of language and there are many brilliant scenes."
A Wreath of Stars (1976)
Bob Shaw
"An exciting, cunningly devised novel... unputdownable, magnificently implausible... one of Shaw's most entertaining novels."
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