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He is credited with naming {{Terraform}}ing and LegoGenetics, and was one of the first authors to write about {{Antimatter}}. He was the second-ever recipient of the UsefulNotes/SFWAGrandMasterAward, after Creator/RobertAHeinlein.
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He is credited with naming {{Terraform}}ing and LegoGenetics, and was one of the first authors to write about {{Antimatter}}. He was the second-ever recipient of the UsefulNotes/SFWAGrandMasterAward, MediaNotes/SFWAGrandMasterAward, after Creator/RobertAHeinlein.
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* CloningBlues: A duology of novels, ''Farthest Star'' and ''Wall Around A Star'' (written with Creator/FrederikPohl), feature a form of [[TeleportersAndTransporters teleportation]] that sends a copy of you elsewhere but leaves the original intact. The copy can be modified ''en route,'' since all you're transmitting is information. Interestingly, this is how most physicists figure real-life teleportation might work.
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* SpaceJews: In ''Seetee Ship'' the officers of a Guard cruiser seem to have been selected entirely on their resemblance to propaganda stereotypes--there's a "sly and stupid" Ukrainian from the Jovian Soviet, a shifty-looking Italian from the Martian Reich, and a sycophantic Japanese-Venusian with the requisite glasses and [[AsianBuckTeeth buck teeth]].
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He also wrote a newspaper comic, ''Beyond Mars'', from 1952 to 1955.
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He also wrote a newspaper comic, ''Beyond Mars'', from 1952 to 1955.
1955--ironically thanks to a bad review from the ''New York Times'' claiming his writing "ranks only slightly above that of comic strip adventures" which caused the editor of another newspaper to hire him to write one.
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* MageSpecies: ''Darker than You Think'' features a witch species that evolved due to prehistoric environmental reasons. However, their abilities mainly deal with shape-changing, making them were-wolves, were-pythons, were-saber-toothed-tigers, and more. In very rare cases, a witch becomes powerful enough to transform into a vampire. (That's a lot of tropes blended together.)
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* WitchSpecies: ''Darker than You Think'' features a witch species that evolved due to prehistoric environmental reasons. However, their abilities mainly deal with shape-changing, making them were-wolves, were-pythons, were-saber-toothed-tigers, and more. In very rare cases, a witch becomes powerful enough to transform into a vampire. (That's a lot of tropes blended together.)
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He is credited with naming {{Terraform}}ing and GeneticEngineering, and was one of the first authors to write about {{Antimatter}}. He was the second-ever recipient of the UsefulNotes/SFWAGrandMasterAward, after Creator/RobertAHeinlein.
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He is credited with naming {{Terraform}}ing and GeneticEngineering, LegoGenetics, and was one of the first authors to write about {{Antimatter}}. He was the second-ever recipient of the UsefulNotes/SFWAGrandMasterAward, after Creator/RobertAHeinlein.
