Robert Charles Wilson
Science Fiction Author, Spin Trilogy
Born
December 15th, 1953
71 years ago
Category
Artists & Creatives
Country
Canada
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An author, recognized primarily for contributions to the science fiction genre. The Spin Trilogy, consisting of 'Spin', 'Axis', and 'Vortex', received critical acclaim and various awards. Other works include 'The Chronoliths' and 'Biomechanics'. The narrative often explores complex themes of time, fate, and humanity's place in the universe. Various stories have appeared in anthologies and have been translated into multiple languages, broadening readership and influence.
Won the Hugo Award for 'Spin'
Received the Philip K. Dick Award for 'The Chronoliths'
Published works in multiple languages
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