ARTHUR C. CLARKE
Arthur C. Clarke is the world-renowned author of such science fiction classics as
2001: A Space Odyssey, for which he shared an Oscar nomination with director Stanley Kubrick, and its popular sequels,
2010: Odyssey Two, 2061: Odyssey Three, and
3001: Final Odyssey; the highly acclaimed
The Songs of Distant Earth; the bestselling collection of original short stories,
The Sentinel; and over two dozen other books of fiction and non-fiction. He received the Marconi International Fellowship in 1982. He resides in Sri Lanka, where he continues to write and consult on issues of science, technology, and the future.
PAUL PREUSS
Paul Preuss began his successful writing career after years of producing documentary and television films and writing screen-plays. He is the author of thirteen novels, including
Venus Prime: Volumes 1-4,
Secret Passages, and the near-future thrillers
Core, Human Error, and
Starfire. His non-fiction has appeared in
The Washington Post, the
Los Angeles Times, New York Newsday, and the
San Francisco Chronicle. Besides writing, he has been a science consultant for several film companies. He lives in San Francisco, California.
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