Joe Haldeman
Joe Haldeman, a well-decorated science fiction writer, has never lost his love for travel. Perhaps that's because after being born in Oklahoma, he spent his childhood years in Puerto Rico, New Orleans, Washington D.C. and Alaska. After officially growing up, he continued to travel the world, frequently as a guest at international writer's conventions. Even now he splits his time between homes in Florida and Massachusetts.
After being drafted and serving a tour in Vietnam, Haldeman's wife, Gay, agreed to support him for two years on her teacher's salary while he pursued a writing career. It was an investment that paid off as he soon produced The Forever War and his place in science fiction history was secured.
A professor at MIT, Haldeman's books have garnered him such awards as the Hugo, the Nebula, Ditmar, Galaxy, Rhysling, World Fantasy, and John W. Campbell Award.
Bibliography
Worlds |
Star Trek Adventures |
Worlds: A Novel of the Near Future |
Planet of Judgement |
Worlds Apart |
World Without End |
Worlds Enough and Time |
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Novels |
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Collections |
War Year |
All My Sins Remembered |
Mind Bridge |
Infinite Dreams |
1968 |
There is No Darkness (with Jack C. Haldeman, II) |
Tool of the Trade |
Alien Stars (with CJ Cherryh and Timothy Zahn) |
The Long Habit of Living |
Dealing in Futures |
The Hemingway Hoax |
Vietnam: And Other Alien Worlds |
The Coming |
None So Blind |
Guardian |
Saul's Death |
Camouflage |
A Separate War |
Old Twentieth |
Forever War |
Nonfiction |
The Forever War |
War Years |
Forever Peace |
War Stories |
Forever Free |
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Attar the Merman |
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Attar's Revenge |
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War of Nerves |
