Joe Haldeman
A decorated Vietnam veteran and Purple Heart recipient, Joe Haldeman drew on his real-life combat experience for his breakthrough science-fiction novel The Forever War in 1975. The book earned him the Hugo and Nebula Awards, the first of many such accolades he has received; others include the Locus, John W. Campbell Memorial, and World Fantasy Awards. In addition to the Forever series, Haldeman is the author of the Worlds trilogy, as well as recent titles The Accidental Time Machine, Marsbound and Starbound. A past president of the Science Fiction Writers of America, Haldeman was named the SFWA's Damon Knight Memorial Grand Master in 2010. Born in Oklahoma City in 1943, Haldeman divides his time between Gainesville, Florida and Cambridge, Massachusetts, where he teaches writing at M.I.T.
Joe Haldeman
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After making space travel impossible for humans, the Others have cut off all electrical power to Earth. As the world struggles to survive using 19th-c. tech, can Carmen Dula and her team find a way to reclaim the future?
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Carmen Dula and a human/Martian crew undertake a six-year voyage to the Others' homeworld, a mission that leads to surprising truths about the foe. But while they're negotiating peace, Earth is busy building warships....
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Alone on the Martian surface, teenage colonist Carmen Dula has an accident that takes her to the edge of death—until she's saved by an angel. An alien angel with a message for Mars' new arrivals: We were here first….
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