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ANDERSON, Poul RSON, Poul ANDERSON, Poul (William) Geboren: Bristol, Pennsylvania, USA, 25 november 1926. Overleden: Orinda, Californië, USA, 31 juli 2001 Pseudoniemen: A.A. Craig; Michael Karageorge; Winston P. Sanders Opleiding: University of Minnesota, natuurkunde, grad, 1948 Familie: getrouwd met June Millichamp “Karen” Kruse Anderson, geboren 1932; schoonvader van Greg Bear. Woonde in Orinda, Calironië. Schreef voornamelijk sf-verhalen. Series: Psychotechnic League; Hoka (met Gordon R. Dickson; Future History of the Polesotechnic League; Flandry; Holger Danske; Time Patrol; Last Viking (met Karen Anderson); King of Ys (met Karen Anderson); Harvest of Stars. (foto: Fantastic Fiction). Detective: Trygve Yamamura, privé-detective, Berkeley, San Francisco. Yamamura is als judo-expert, Samurai-zwaardvechter en privé-detective een drievoudige bedreiging voor de onderwereld van San Francisco. Deze drie vaardigheden staan er borg voor zijn eigen kop op zijn romp te houden als hij erop uit gaat om te onderzoeken wie het waardevolle Japanse Samuraizwaard van zijn cliënt ontvreemd heeft. Yamamura heeft Noors-Hawaiiaanse ouders. Trygve Yamamura: ondertitels ‘A Cock Robin Mystery’ Perish by the Sword 1959 Murder in Black Letter 1960 Murder Bound 1962 korte verhalen: “Pythagorean Romaji” in: The Saint 1959 “Stab in the Back” in: The Saint 1960 “The Gentle Way” in: The Saint 1960 “Dead Phone” #1 in: The Saint 1964 #1 met Karen Anderson SF-titels: Brainwave 1954 Vlaag van verstand 1967/87 MeulM SF 3/Meul SF F&A 3 The Broken Sword 1954 Het gebroken zwaard: een zwerftocht door de fantasy-wereld van de Noorse mythen en sagen 1980/94 Elsevier SF/Meul-M SF&F 290 The High Crusade 1960 Kruistocht in de ruimte 1970 Born SF 23 Orbit Unlimited 1961 Geen plaats meer op aarde 1968 Born SF 1 ook verschenen odt: Van de aarde verbannen 1980 Elsevier SF Twilight World 1961 Na de derde wereldoorlog 1965 Pr 1079 Three Worlds to Conquer 1964 Een gok om drie werelden 1969 Born SF 8 The Star Fox 1964 Vossenjacht 1978 Gradivus SF The Long Way Home 1965 De lange thuisreis 1976 Ridderhof SF The Corridors of Time 1965 Tunnels door de tijd 1968/84 Pr 1331/Pr SF&F Klass 2269 World Without Stars 1966 Gevecht met de goden 1971 Born SF 33 Operation Chaos 1971 Operatie Chaos 1972 Pr 1547 The Dancer from Atlantis 1971 De gevangenen van Atlantis 1973 Born SF 47 Satan’s World 1973 Duivelswereld 1973 Born SF 51 There Will Be Time 1973 Komt tijd... 1974 Born SF 58 A Stone in Heaven 1979 Metamorfose 1980 Gradivus SF korte SF-verhalen: Guardians of Time 1960 Avontuur in het verleden 1966/84/87 Pr 1150/Pr pocket 2263/Pr 2644 ot: vier science fiction-verhalen bevat: bevat: “Delanda Est” (1955) “Delenda est” “The Only Game in Town” (1960) “De enige mogelijkheid” “Brave to Be a King” (1959) “Het koningschap vraagt moed” “Time Patrol” (1955) “De tijdpatrouille” No Truce with Kings 1963 Met koningen geen vrede en 4 andere verhalen 1981 Gradivus SF bevat: bevat: “No Truce with Kings” “Met koningen geen vrede” “The Sharing of Flesh” “Recht en genade” “The Queen of Air and Darkness” “Koningin van lucht en duisternis” “Goat Song” “Bokkenzang” “The Man Who Came Early” “De man die te vroeg kwam” The Trouble Twisters 1966 Het driekantige wiel 1977 Gradivus SF bevat: bevat: “The Trouble Twisters” (1966) “Agent van de aarde” “The Three-Cornered Wheel” (1963) “Het driekantige wiel” “A Sun Invisible” (1966) “Een onzichtbare zon” .
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