Born in Richland, Washington in 1951, Orson Scott Card grew up in California, Arizona, and Utah. He lived in Brazil for two years as an unpaid missionary for the Mormon Church and received degrees from Brigham Young University (1975) and the University of Utah (1981). The author of numerous books, Card was the first writer to receive both the Hugo and Nebula awards for best novel two years in a row, first for Ender's Game and then for the sequel Speaker for the Dead. He lives with his wife and children in North Carolina.
"The man's versatility of style, subject and approach makes him unique in the SF field." --Anne McCaffrey "One of the genre's most convincing storytellers." --Library Journal "Card is a master storyteller, and The Memory of Earth is eminently readable." --The Seattle Times "As always, Mr. Card writes with energy and conviction." --The New York Times Book Review
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