Larry Niven is the award-winning author of the Ringworld series, along with many other science fiction masterpieces, and fantasy novels including the Magic Goes Away series. His Beowulf's Children, co-authored with Jerry Pournelle and Steven Barnes, was a New York Times bestseller. He has received the Nebula Award, five Hugos, four Locus Awards, two Ditmars, the Prometheus, and the Robert A. Heinlein Award, among other honors. He lives in Chatsworth, California.
"A must for Nivenites and just plain good reading for everyone
else." --Booklist on The Draco Tavern"There are wise elder races
and there are scamsters and folks who raise interesting questions.
In some ways, the object-lesson stories remind one of pundits'
political columns.... Thought provoking." --San Diego Union-Tribune
on The Draco Tavern"Brilliant . . . These stories are best taken a
few at a time to savor their inventiveness." --Publishers Weekly on
The Draco Tavern"Reads more like an episodic novel.... There's joy
and sadness and everything in between in these stories--which seem
to have devised as vehicles for Niven to explore a wide variety of
ideas and also happen to be about what it means to be human. One of
the ways in which we learn about who we are is to see what we are
not, and in this book there are many examples of what humans are
not." --Romantic Times Bookclub on The Draco Tavern
A must for Nivenites and just plain good reading for everyone else.
"Booklist on The Draco Tavern" There are wise elder races and there
are scamsters and folks who raise interesting questions. In some
ways, the object-lesson stories remind one of pundits' political
columns . Thought provoking. "San Diego Union-Tribune on The Draco
Tavern" Brilliant . . . These stories are best taken a few at a
time to savor their inventiveness. "Publishers Weekly on The Draco
Tavern" Reads more like an episodic novel . There's joy and sadness
and everything in between in these stories--which seem to have
devised as vehicles for Niven to explore a wide variety of ideas
and also happen to be about what it means to be human. One of the
ways in which we learn about who we are is to see what we are not,
and in this book there are many examples of what humans are not.
"Romantic Times Bookclub on The Draco Tavern""
"A must for Nivenites and just plain good reading for everyone
else."--"Booklist "on "The Draco Tavern" "There are wise elder
races and there are scamsters and folks who raise interesting
questions. In some ways, the object-lesson stories remind one of
pundits' political columns . Thought provoking.--"San Diego
Union-Tribune" on "The Draco Tavern"
"Brilliant . . . These stories are best taken a few at a time to
savor their inventiveness."--"Publishers Weekly" on "The Draco
Tavern"
"Reads more like an episodic novel . There's joy and sadness and
everything in between in these stories--which seem to have devised
as vehicles for Niven to explore a wide variety of ideas and also
happen to be about what it means to be human. One of the ways in
which we learn about who we are is to see what we are not, and in
this book there are many examples of what humans are
not."--"Romantic Times Bookclub" on "The Draco Tavern"
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" A must for Nivenites and just plain good reading for everyone
else." -- "Booklist "on "The Draco Tavern" " There are wise elder
races and there are scamsters and folks who raise interesting
questions. In some ways, the object-lesson stories remind one of
pundits' political columns... . Thought provoking.-- "San Diego
Union-Tribune" on "The Draco Tavern"
" Brilliant . . . These stories are best taken a few at a time to
savor their inventiveness." -- "Publishers Weekly" on "The Draco
Tavern"
" Reads more like an episodic novel... . There's joy and sadness
and everything in between in these stories-- which seem to have
devised as vehicles for Niven to explore a wide variety of ideas
and also happen to be about what it means to be human. One of the
ways in which we learn about who we are is to see what we are not,
and in this book there are many examples of what humans are not."
-- "Romantic Times Bookclub" on "The Draco Tavern"
"A must for Nivenites and just plain good reading for everyone
else." --Booklist on The Draco Tavern"There are wise elder races
and there are scamsters and folks who raise interesting questions.
In some ways, the object-lesson stories remind one of pundits'
political columns.... Thought provoking." --San Diego
Union-Tribune on The Draco Tavern"Brilliant . . . These stories are
best taken a few at a time to savor their inventiveness."
--Publishers Weekly on The Draco Tavern"Reads more like an
episodic novel.... There's joy and sadness and everything in
between in these stories--which seem to have devised as vehicles
for Niven to explore a wide variety of ideas and also happen to be
about what it means to be human. One of the ways in which we learn
about who we are is to see what we are not, and in this book there
are many examples of what humans are not." --Romantic Times
Bookclub on The Draco Tavern
A must for Nivenites and just plain good reading for everyone else. "Booklist on The Draco Tavern" There are wise elder races and there are scamsters and folks who raise interesting questions. In some ways, the object-lesson stories remind one of pundits' political columns . Thought provoking. "San Diego Union-Tribune on The Draco Tavern" Brilliant . . . These stories are best taken a few at a time to savor their inventiveness. "Publishers Weekly on The Draco Tavern" Reads more like an episodic novel . There's joy and sadness and everything in between in these stories--which seem to have devised as vehicles for Niven to explore a wide variety of ideas and also happen to be about what it means to be human. One of the ways in which we learn about who we are is to see what we are not, and in this book there are many examples of what humans are not. "Romantic Times Bookclub on The Draco Tavern""
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