Robert A. Heinlein
Hardcover
The classic story of Valentine Michael Smith, “a man by ancestry, a Martian by environment” here in its original, uncut form. If you own only one work of science fiction, this masterpiece should be it.
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ROBERT A. HEINLEIN
Along with Isaac Asimov and Arthur C. Clarke, Robert Anson Heinlein (1907-1988) is considered one of the most influential science fiction writers of all time. An engineer, bestselling author and visionary futurist, he combined wit, verve, science, suspense and adventure in his writing, lighting fires in the imaginations of countless readers. In the more than five decades of his luminous career, he wrote 32 novels, won four Hugos and three “Retro-Hugos,” and was named the first ever SFWA Grand Master. A staunch advocate of space flight, Heinlein was guest commentator for the Apollo 11 lunar landing, and the Heinlein Prize, a legacy of Robert and his wife, Virginia, honors accomplishments in commercial space activities. Today, his entire archives are open to serious researchers at heinleinarchives.net.
