Date:  2 Jun 89 09:21:35 PDT (Friday)
Subject: Author Lists: Fred Hoyle
From: jwenn@world.std.com (John Wenn)
To: SF-LOVERS%rutgers:EDU
Edited: 18-Jun-93

Fred Hoyle not only has a respectable career in hard SF, but is a noted
astronomer as well (probably best known for his support of the steady
state cosmology model).  As might be expected, most of his novels feature
ideas drawn on the hard sciences, astronomy in particular.  "The Black
Cloud" is recommended for those who like hard SF.

[C] == Story Collection.
[YA] == The book is for young adults (however you define them).
[= ...] == Also known by this other title.

Hoyle, (Sir) Fred(erick)	(U.K., 6/24/1915- )	G
	(father of Geoffrey Hoyle)

The Black Cloud (1957)
Comet Halley (1985)
Element 79 (1967) [C]
October the First is Too Late (1966)
Ossian's Ride (1959)

with John Elliot
	Andromeda Series
		A for Andromeda (1962)
		Andromeda Breakthrough (1964)

with Geoffrey Hoyle
	The Dick Warboys Series
		Rockets in Ursa Major (1969)
		Into Deepest Space (1974)
	The Energy Pirates (1982) [YA]
	Fifth Planet (1963)
	The Frozen Planet of Azuron (1982) [YA]
	The Giants of Universal Park (1982) [YA]
	The Incandescent Ones (1977)
	The Inferno (1973)
	The Molecular Men; and, The Monster of Loch Ness (1971) [= The Molecular Men]
	The Planet of Death (1982) [YA]
	Seven Steps to the Sun (1970)
	The Westminster Disaster (1978)

Nonfiction
The Small World of Fred Hoyle (1986) [Autobiography]
(plus over 40 nonfiction books, mostly astronomy)

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