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His works have often been compared to those of Robert Heinlein, given the similarities in aspects of free love, free societies, and descriptive writing styles.
JOHN VARLEY THE PERSISTENCE OF VISION SERIES
It was this success that gave him the motivation to publish his debut that would become the foundation for his most successful “Eight Worlds” series of novels. However, his short story “Overdrawn at the Memory Bank” had been a major success in 1974 and it went on to be adapted for television in 1983. After four years struggling to become an author, he had a breakthrough when he got “The Ophiuchi Hotline” published in 1977. Over the years, Varley has written several novels and a ton of short stories though his first attempt titled “Gas Giant” was pretty terrible. After a failed attempt at becoming a hippie, he went back to crisscrossing the country until he decided to become a science fiction author in 1973. He soon dropped out of college and spent a year on the road with a friend before ending up in San Francisco. Varley got out of the hellish humidity of his hometown when he won the National Merit Scholar and went to study Physics at Michigan State University. Varley was brought up in Austin Texas, and spent much of his childhood on a farm where he used to run behind DDT spraying trucks getting bitten by mosquitoes.
His “Eight World” series that would become his most popular is about the future in a densely populated solar system, sentient black holes, gigantic themes, fluid genders, mind uploading and more. He wrote his first piece of fiction “Picnic on Nearside,” a short story in 1974 before he published his world-beating debut novel “The Ophiuchi Hotline” in 1977. John Varley is a bestselling science fiction author best known for his novels on Big Ideas, compelling characters, and plausible science. The Wesleyan Anthology of Science Fiction The Year's Best Science Fiction: Twenty-First Annual Collection Stars: Original Stories Based on the Songs of Janis Ian The Year's Best Science Fiction: Second Annual Collectionīangs & Whimpers: Stories about The End of The World The Best from Fantasy and Science Fiction 24 The Arbor House Treasury of Modern Science Fiction Isaac Asimov's Halloween (By:Isaac Asimov) Isaac Asimov's Father Day (By:Isaac Asimov,Gardner R. Isaac Asimov's Utopias (By:Isaac Asimov,Gardner R. Isaac Asimov's Solar System (By:Gardner R. Isaac Asimov's Werewolves (By:Isaac Asimov,Suzy McKee Charnas,Gardner R. Isaac Asimov's Valentines (By:Isaac Asimov,Terry Bisson) Isaac Asimov's Detectives (By:Isaac Asimov,Gardner R. Isaac Asimov's Camelot (By:Isaac Asimov,Gardner R. Isaac Asimov's Christmas (By:Isaac Asimov,Gardner R. Isaac Asimov's Ghosts (By:Isaac Asimov,Terry Bisson)
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