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John Scalzi is one of the most popular and acclaimed SF authors to emerge in the last decade. His debut Old Man's War won him science fiction's John W. Campbell Award for Best New Writer. His New York Times bestsellers includeThe Last Colony, Fuzzy Nation, his most recent novel Lock In, and also Redshirts, which won 2013's Hugo Award for Best Novel. Material from his widely read blog The Whatever (whatever.scalzi.com) has also earned him two other Hugo Awards. He lives in Ohio with his wife and daughter.
Gripping and surpassingly original. It's Starship Troopers without the lectures ... It's funny, it's sad, and it's true Cory Doctorow I enjoyed Old Man's War immensely. A space war story with fast action, vivid characters, moral complexity, and cool speculative physics, set in a future you almost want to live into, and a universe you sincerely hope you don't live in already Ken MacLeod John Scalzi is the most entertaining, accessible writer working in SF today Joe Hill Scalzi is one of the slickest writers that SF has ever produced Wall Street Journal Clever dialogue, fast-paced story and strong characters The Times It gladdens the reader's heart ... great fun Daily Telegraph Top-notch. His combat scenes are blood roiling Washington Post Astonishingly proficient Publishers Weekly (starred review) Gripping and surpassingly original. It's Starship Troopers without the lectures ... It's funny, it's sad, and it's true Cory Doctorow I enjoyed Old Man's War immensely. A space war story with fast action, vivid characters, moral complexity, and cool speculative physics, set in a future you almost want to live into, and a universe you sincerely hope you don't live in already Ken MacLeod John Scalzi is the most entertaining, accessible writer working in SF today Joe Hill Scalzi is one of the slickest writers that SF has ever produced Wall Street Journal Clever dialogue, fast-paced story and strong characters The Times It gladdens the reader's heart ... great fun Daily Telegraph Top-notch. His combat scenes are blood roiling Washington Post Astonishingly proficient Publishers Weekly (starred review)
