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John Brunner Presents Kipling's Science Fiction by Rudyard Kipling, 1992-10 The World Swappers (Vintage Ace SF, G-649) by John Brunner, 1967 Quicksand by John Brunner, 1976-07-20 Stone That Never Came Down by John Brunner, 1978-05-06 The Book of John Brunner by John Brunner, 1976-01-20 While There's Hope by John Brunner, 1982-07-01 Sir John Brunner: Radical Plutocrat 18421919 (Conference on British Studies Biographical Series) by Stephen E. Koss, 1970-10-02 Sir John Brunner: Radical Plutocrat 1842-1919 (Conference on British Studies Biographical Series) by Stephen E. Koss, 2008-10-14 The Happening Worlds of John Brunner: Critical Explorations in Science Fiction (National University Publications) by Joseph W. Debolt, 1975-06 The Repairmen of Cyclops by John Brunner, 1981-07-07 The Science Fiction Stories of Rudyard Kipling by Rudyard Kipling, 1994-05 The Jagged Orbit by John Brunner, 2000 Dr. Futurity / Slavers of Space (Ace Double D-421) by Philip K. Dick, John Brunner, 1960 The Atlantic Abomination by John Brunner, 1970

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21. John Brunner
    Prolific science fiction author john brunner is best known for his novels The Sheep Look Up (1972), The Jagged Orbit (1969), Stand on Zanzibar (1968),  
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    Extractions: Executive summary: The Shockwave Rider Military service: British Royal Air Force (1953-1955) Prolific science fiction author John Brunner is best known for his novels The Sheep Look Up The Jagged Orbit Stand on Zanzibar (1968), and The Shockwave Rider (1975). Brunner was noted for his cynical insight into the workings of society and the human psyche as well as for his eerily accurate forecasts of technological and social trends. He is especially credited with having predicted the Internet and for having originated the term "data worm". This and other forecasts about computers, coupled with his predictions of bioengineering, have ranked him as the literary predecessor to cyberpunk authors such as Bruce Sterling and William Gibson . Brunner's famous cynicism meanwhile led him to rail against assorted pseudoscience hucksters, among them

22. Heroes Of Cyberspace: John Brunner
    An article by Charles A. Gimon with insights on brunner s Stand on Zanzibar and The Shockwave Rider.  
    http://www.skypoint.com/members/gimonca/brunner.html
    
    Extractions: for INFO NATION "For all the claims one hears about the liberating impact of the data-net, the truth is that it's wished on most of us a brand-new reason for paranoia." John Brunner, "The Shockwave Rider", 1975. John Brunner contributed to the world's science fiction heritage for over forty years. Publishing his first novel at age 17 in 1951, he continued to put out traditional "hard" science fiction through the fifties and sixties. Among several dozen titles he produced, four stand out: "The Sheep Look Up", "The Jagged Orbit", "Stand on Zanzibar", and "The Shockwave Rider", all published between 1968 and 1975. "Stand on Zanzibar", which won a Hugo award in 1968, moved Brunner out of deep-space adventures and into the near-future dystopias which were popular in the late sixties and early seventies (think of the films "Soylent Green" or "A Clockwork Orange"), and which prepared the way for the cyberpunk movement. The world of "Stand on Zanzibar" is an overpopulated and generally stressed-out world of the early 21st century. This is a world beset by all variety of problems, some related to diminishing resources, some related to the breakneck progress of technology. But it's a world not far removed from our own: nation-states still hold power, some people still have regular jobs, people even still use paper mail and voice phones. The main motif of "Stand on Zanzibar" is the stress-symptom: what happens to people when there are starting to be too many of them? Brunner makes shrewd guesses not so much about science or catastrophe, but about how politics, society and even pop culture would be affected. He coins a future slang word "mucker" to describe a person who snaps under the stress and flies into a homicidal rage.

23. Alpha Ralpha Boulevard: John Brunner
    1980; From This Day Forward 13 Stories by john brunner short story collection (c) 1972 by brunner Fact and Fiction Ltd. 1972 Doubleday Company,  
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    Extractions: (b.1934-d.1995) Awards: Hugo (1969 Best Novel) The 100th Millenium Age of Miracles 1973 rev. of The Day of the Star Cities The Altar on Asconel The Astronauts Must Not Land The Atlantic Abomination The Avengers of Carrig 1969 rev. of Secret Agent of Terra Bedlam Planet The Best of John Brunner Black is the Color The Book of John Brunner sh.sts. 1976 Born Under Mars Castaway's World Catch a Falling Star 1968 revision of The 100th Millenium The Compleat Traveller in Black Short stories, includes The Traveller in Black 1989, Collier Macmillan ISBN:0-02-030720-9 Raymond's Review Children of the Thunder To Conquer Chaos The Crucible of Time The Day of the Star Cities Double, Double The Dramaturges of Yan The Dreaming Earth Echo in the Skull Endless Shadow Enigma from Tantalus Entry to Elsewhere sh.sts. 1972 The Evil That Men Do Father of Lies Foreign Constellations sh.sts. 1980 From This Day Forward: 13 Stories by John Brunner short story collection (c) 1972 by Brunner Fact and Fiction Ltd.

24. John Brunner
    A bibliography of john brunner s books, with the latest releases, covers, descriptions and availability.  
    http://www.fantasticfiction.co.uk/b/john-brunner/
    
    Extractions: Fantastic Fiction Authors B John Brunner Preferences google_ad_client = "pub-4149752303753296";google_alternate_ad_url = "http://www.fantasticfiction.co.uk/frames/banner.htm";google_ad_width = 468;google_ad_height = 60;google_ad_format = "468x60_as";google_ad_type = "text_image";google_ad_channel ="5061332721";google_color_border = "6699CC";google_color_bg = "003366";google_color_link = "FFFFFF";google_color_url = "AECCEB";google_color_text = "AECCEB"; Home Awards New Books Coming Soon ... Years Browse Authors A H O V ... U (John Kilian Houston Brunner) aka K H Brunner, Henry Crosstrees Jr, Gill Hunt (with Dennis Hughes and E C Tubb ), John Loxmith, Trevor Staines, Keith Woodcott Search Authors Search Books About John Brunner Series Empire Castaway's World aka Polymath The Space-Time Juggler The Altar on Asconel Novels The Brink The World Swappers Catch a Falling Star aka The Hundredth Millennium Echo in the Skull aka Give Warning to the World Threshold of Eternity The Atlantic Abomination Slavers of Space aka Into the Slave Nebula Sanctuary in the Sky The Skynappers Meeting at Infinity I Speak for Earth (writing as Keith Woodcott) Listen! The Stars!

25. John Brunner, Science Fiction Writer
    Haldeman, Joe, Introduction The brunner Mosaic, in The Best of john brunner, Haldeman, Joe, Memories of john brunner, in Asimov s, March, 1996.  
    http://www.hycyber.com/SF/brunner_john.html

26. John Brunner On LibraryThing | Catalog Your Books Online
    john Kilian Houston brunner (19341995), English science fiction author. Pseudonyms included 1463 LibraryThing users have 4245 books by john brunner  
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    Extractions: 1 picture add a picture Also known as: John Bruner J. Brunner Brunner J. Brunner John ... Keith Woodcott Members Reviews Rating Favorited Conversations Disambiguation Notice John Kilian Houston Brunner (1934-1995) , English science fiction author. Pseudonyms included: Gil Hunt Gill Hunt John Loxmith Keith Woodcott Trevor Staine The Martian Missle was written by Grinell (Wollheim) not Brunner combine/separate works Stand on Zanzibar 697 copies, 12 reviews The shockwave rider 415 copies, 6 reviews The sheep look up 359 copies, 3 reviews The jagged orbit 168 copies, 1 review The crucible of time 160 copies, 3 reviews The squares of the city 133 copies, 1 review Telepathist 112 copies, 3 reviews The compleat traveller in black 108 copies, review Total Eclipse 95 copies, 1 review Children of the thunder 85 copies, review The traveler in black 85 copies, 1 review

27. John Brunner: A Remembrance
    A short memorial to brunner written on the occasion of his death in 1995.  
    http://home.earthlink.net/~oy/brunner.htm
    
    Extractions: The following remembrance was written on the occasion of the death, on 25 August 1995, of science fiction writer John Brunner, at the World Science Fiction Convention in Glasgow, Scotland: John Kilian Houston Brunner wasn't just a famous pro writer to me. He was a friend of mine for the past 20-odd years. I can't say just when I was first aware of his work, but I remember reading Stand on Zanzibar upon its publication in 1968. That was an impressive piece of work, by a writer with a great cynical bent and an understanding of what makes people tick and why things go wrong and that was precisely the sort of insight he was best at bringing into science fiction. Our personal association began, I think, in 1972, when I read a short story of his, "Planetfall," which was contained in a collection, From This Day Forward . It was a brief mood piece about a girl in a run-down spaceport town who meets a boy from a spacefaring generation ship that puts down in the port for supplies; they meet and talk for only a night and then separate, never to meet again. I was 19 and a budding composer, and so I thought, "This would make a wonderful short opera!" Of course I had to have his permission, and I wrote him care of Doubleday & Co. I don't know what some other writers would have done, but John wrote back in the friendliest terms and said he would like to see me give a try at the project. He didn't know who I was, he'd never heard a note I'd written, and for all I know he may not have known where Santa Monica (where I then lived) was. But the idea that someone wanted to take his story (if not his actual words), and make an opera out of it, was exciting to him. We had a lively conversation in letters for some months, in which we exchanged ideas on music (about which he knew a great deal), on liberal and radical politics (about which he knew even more), about anything and everything. And then finally he happened to visit Los Angeles. He would be staying at the home of Kris and Lil Neville, and some other friends would be popping by, and he

28. Daily Bleed, Sept 24: Dr. Seuss, John Brunner, John Zerzan, Louise Michel, Pauli
    Daily Bleed Calendar Radical history, culture, anarchism, Dada, labor, Situationists, poetry, Vietnam War, Chronology, Almanac, Timeline.  
    http://www.eskimo.com/~recall/bleed/0924.htm

29. Powell's Books - The Shockwave Riders By John Brunner
    More Books by john brunner. ISBN13 9780345467171 ISBN10 0345467175 ISBN 9780345467171; Author brunner, john; Publisher Del Rey Books  
    http://www.powells.com/biblio?PID=27627&cgi=product&isbn=9780345467171

30. Brunner, John | Find Articles At BNET.com
    john brunner was one of the leading British science fiction writers of the last four decades. He died in Glasgow while attending among hundreds of .  
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31. Maja Brunner, John Brack & Jeff Turner - Oh Happy Day - Hitparade.ch
    Oh Happy Day (Maja brunner, john Brack Jeff Turner) Stille Nacht (Maja brunner, Daniel Kandlbauer, john Brack, Marie Louise Werth, Daniela Simmons  
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32. SFBook.com Science Fiction - John Brunner
    Name brunner, john Kilian Houston. Born 1995 in UK. Death 1995. Author rating (10 ratings with an 7.7 average). Biography Pseudonyms Gill Hunt;  
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33. John Brunner Criticism (Vol. 10)
    brunner, john 1934–. brunner is a British author of science fiction novels, short stories, and poetry. His themes are humanistic, centering on the  
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    Extractions: utmSetVar('lit_all'); Entire Site Literature Science History Business Soc. Sciences Health Arts College Journals Search All Criticism: Printable Version Download PDF Cite this Page Brunner is a British author of science fiction novels, short stories, and poetry. His themes are humanistic, centering on the continuity of the human condition, and the psychological and physical survival of ordinary man. Brunner is a satirist, utilizing humor that is both playful and sardonic. Even at his most bitter or ironic, the events, atmospheres, and attitudes he describes have definite parallels with reality. Formerly a pilot, Brunner participated for several years in the British nuclear disarmament movement, an experience which has colored some of his works. Brunner is occasionally criticized for letting social protest override his literary sensibility, but he is generally recognized as one of science fiction's most controlled and realistic writers. (See also CLC , Vol. 8, and

34. Thieves' World: John Brunner
    A guide for all things dark and dangerous that lurk the city of Sanctuary from the Thieves World novels, edited by Robert Lynn Asprin.  
    http://www.thievesworld.info/authors/brunner.htm
    
    Extractions: (U.K., 9/24/1934- ) Brunner, John (Kilian Houston) An abituary... Del Rey Books has been publishing John Brunner since its founding in the late 70s, and we are saddened by his passing last week at WorldCon in Glasgow. I took over editing Brunner in the late 80s, having loved his books for years. John was an incredibly talented writer and an exacting author. He wrote science fiction in a classic style. His view of the future was not a rosy one; his stories often foretold the dangers of the short-sighted uses to which technology is put, sounding a warning to us all that while technology can enhance human life in wonderful ways, there is another, darker side to technology and a price to be paid for technological advancement. In recent years, John had often told me that he found it difficult to write stories set out in the wide reaches of the galaxy because he couldn't see how humanity could ever get there. But earlier this summer I had lunch with John and his wife in New York, and John seemed slightly more hopeful than he had been before as we tossed around ideas for a new Brunner epic. It is a shame that we'll now never learn what wonderful new worlds John might have imagined, or have the pleasure of reading about them in John's unique prose.

35. Brunner, John / Fox, Gardner F.; Endless Shadow / Arsenal Of Miracles
    brunner, john / Fox, Gardner F. Endless Shadow / Arsenal of Miracles. New York Ace Books 1964, Mass Market Paperback. NearFine (Fine is Our Top)/Not Issued  
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    Extractions: @import url("/css/nav.css"); @import url("/css/backgroundimages.css"); @import url("/css/contentcolumn.css"); @import url("/css/boxes.css"); @import url("/css/searchresults.css"); @import url("/css/lists.css"); @import url("/css/bookseller.css"); @import url("/css/footer.css"); @import url("/css/screen.css"); @import url("/css/print.css"); author title New York: Ace Books 1964, Mass Market Paperback. NearFine (Fine is Our Top)/Not Issued in Dust Jacket. First Edition. Signed by Author. 12mo - over 63/4" - 73/4" tall. [1964]. First edition. Signed on title page. Mass-market p aper back. "Ace Double," backed by the first edition of Gardner F. Fox's THE ARSENAL OF MIRACLES. One reading crease to spine, trace of wear to bottom corners of spine, slight bumping to top front cor ner o f spine otherwise near fine. (Fine is our top grade.) USD 35.00

36. Google Directory - Arts > Literature > Genres > Science Fiction > Autho
    Allscifi john brunner Spotlight http//www.allscifi.com/Topic.asp? Special john brunner memorial issue of the daily newszine from Intersection,  
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37. Brunner, John: FrogPicks.com
    brunner, john Bujold Lois McMaster Butler, Octavia E. Card, Orson Scott Charnas, Suzy McKee Home Books Science Fiction Authors brunner, john  
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    2704 brunner, john Bedlam Planet London Sidgwick Jackson 1973 1st UK 20809 brunner, john Bedlam Planet Ace Books 1968 Mass Market Paperback Very Good  
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39. Crucible Of Time, The - BRUNNER, JOHN
    Crucible of Time, the; brunner, john. Offered by john P. La Croix, Bookseller.  
    http://www.antiqbook.com/boox/croix/005570.shtml

40. IB::Topic::Brunner, John
    William Gibson s Neuromancer is usually considered to be the being of cyberpunk (ie hackers) but john brunner came first with the book Shockwave Rider.  
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