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FROM OUTER SPACE by Hal Clement, 1957 Needle by Hal Clement, 1979 Needle by Hal Clement, 1957 NEEDLE by Hal Clement, 1967 Analog Science Fiction and Fact, September 1970: Conclusion of Clement's *Star Light* by Hal Clement, Stanley Schmidt, et all 1970-09 Mission of Gravity by Hal Clement, 1953-01-01 Star Light by Hal (Harry Clement Stubbs) Clement, 1978 ASTOUNDING - John W. Campbell Memorial: Something Up There Likes Me; Lecture Demonstration; Earlybird; The Emperor's Fan; Brothers; Lodestar; Thiotimoline to the Stars; Black Sheep Astray; Epilog; Interlude; Helix the Cat; The Mothballed Spaceship by Harry (editor) (Alfred Bester; Hal Clement; Theodore R. Cogswell; Theodore L. Thomas; L. Sprague de Camp; Gordon R. Dickson; Poul Anderson; Isaac Asimov; Mack Reynolds; Clifford D. Simak; George O. Smith; Theodore Sturgeon) Harrison, 1973 Faster than light: An original anthology about interstellar travel MEN AGAINST THE STARS: The Plants; Cold Front; Schedule; The Red Death of Mars; Far Centaurus; The Iron Standard by Martin H. (editor) (Murray Leinster; Hal Clement; Manly Wade Wellman; Harry Walton; Robert Moore Williams; A. E. Van Vogt; Lewis Padgett [Henry Kuttner and C. L. Moore]) Greenberg, 1958 Unearth Volume 1 Number 3, Summer 1977 by William Gibson, James P. Blaylock, et all 1977 First Flights To The Moon by Hal Clement, 1970 Heavy Planet: Mission of Gravity and Star Light by Hal Clement, 2003-03-01 Iceworld by Hal Clement, 1953

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81. First Contact Stories
    Harcourt Brace, 1973. Purchase from Amazon. clement, hal. Cycle Of Fire. Ballantine, 1957. clement, hal. Mission Of Gravity. Doubleday, 1954. clement, hal.  
    http://www.sfsite.com/~silverag/contact.htm
    
    Extractions: I'm sure I've missed many stories and novels, so please mail me with any additions, suggestions or corrections. Title links will lead to reviews of the work. Abbey, Lynn. "The Toshita Project." Alien Encounters . Edited by Jan Finder. Adams, Terry A. Sentience: A Novel of First Contact . DAW, 1986 Encounter with Tiber . Warner, 1996. Anderson, Poul. The Enemy Stars . Lippincott, 1959. Anderson, Poul. The High Crusade Asimov, Isaac. The Gods Themselves . Ballentine, 1972. Asimov, Isaac. "Found!." Omni Asimov, Isaac. "Not Final!." Astounding Asimov, Isaac. "Nothing for Nothing." IASFM Asimov, Isaac. "Victory Unintentional." Super Science Stories Baker, Linda P. "The Allure of Bone and Ice." First Contact Bear, Greg. Anvil of Stars . Tor, 1992. Bear, Greg. The Forge of God . Tor, 1987. Berkwits, Jeff. "First Contact." Keen! Bilgrey, Marc. "Random Acts." First Contact Bischoff, David. "The Xaxrling of J. Arnold Boysenberry." First Contact Blish, James.

82. :: S C I F I W O R L D :: Harry Clement Stubbs
    jednu dceru. Získané ceny 1998 Grand Master of the Science Fiction Writers of America. Pseudonymy clement, hal;. scifiworld.cz © 1999  
    http://www.scifiworld.cz/author.php?AuthorID=229

83. Review: Hal Clement's Heavy Planet And A.E. Van Vogt's The World Of Null-A, Revi
    Foundations hal clement s Heavy Planet and AE Van Vogt s The World of NullA. Reviewed by Walter Chaw. 6/9/03. hal clement s 1979  
    http://www.strangehorizons.com/2003/20030609/foundations.shtml
    
    Extractions: H al Clement's 1979 novel, Mission of Gravity is one of the tent poles of hard science fiction, fashioning an oblong world, Mesklin, where polar gravity reaches into the low 700g-range while counteracting centrifugal force at its equator allows for a more human-friendly 3g. When human explorers lose a probe at one of the planet's crushing poles, they enlist a crew of native sentient millipede sailors on a quest across their home world on a search and recovery mission. Though Frank Herbert's Dune series (or Niven's "Known Space") is the better-known planet-maker, Clement's work is at once less messianic and more thoughtful: less epic fantasy and more speculative, in the best sense of the word. The strength of the piece is its clarity and wide accessibility, focusing as it does on the interaction between human handlers and their Mesklinite wards who, as it happens, have an extremely similar psychological constitution to the explorers of Earth's Age of Discovery. In its way, then, Clement's republished anthology, Heavy Planet is both science fiction and historical fiction mining the familiar for the possible in ways that any successful fiction must. It's seldom given over to technical jargon, relying instead on fairly elementary physics to dictate the twists and hardships faced by alien Barl and the intrepid crew of the Bree. The best moment is its quietest, as a human explorer lifts Barl from the ground to gain a better vantage point on top of a human vehicle: the good intentions of the man at direct odds with the instincts and phobias of a creature that has spent its life in mortal terror of heights and falls.

84. New York's Premier Alternative Newspaper. Arts, Music, Food, Movies And Opinion
    Rest in Space hal clement, a hard scifi life. After hal showed what was possible, a new hard sf writer was likely to be called ‘a new hal clement.’ .  
    http://www.nypress.com/16/50/books/books2.cfm
    
    Extractions: Hal Clement, a hard sci-fi life. As he sat in a back room at 2002’s PhilCon (Philadelphia’s annual science-fiction convention), Hal Clement looked less like a superstar and more like somebody’s confused grandfather. But neither the half-eaten jelly donut in his hand–constantly on the verge of divulging its strawberry-flavored guts everywhere–nor his forest-green blazer, khaki pants and robin’s-egg-blue v-neck sweater ("doddering chic"?) could change the fact that, more than 60 years go, Clement revolutionized the field of science fiction, becoming in the process one of the genre’s most important and beloved authors. Like the books they pen, you can’t judge a writer by his cover. Clement, who died in his sleep on October 29, 2003, at the age of 81, effectively created what is now known as "hard sf," a combination of accurate science and rousing, idea-based storytelling. From his first published short story, 1942’s "Proof," to his final novel, 2003’s

85. Stories, Listed By Author
    Mark Twain (chron.) clement, hal; pseudonym of Harry clement Stubbs, (1922 ) (books) (chron.) * Answer, (ss) Astounding Apr 1947  
    http://users.ev1.net/~homeville/isfac/s63.htm
    
    Extractions: Previous Table-of-Contents CLARKE, ARTHUR C. (books) (chron.) (continued) London Evening Standard May 28 1956; Venture to the Moon, gp. Science Digest Jun 1960 Whacky [as by Ego], (vi) The Fantast Jul 1942 What Goes Up... [ Harry Purvis (White Hart) ], (ss) Jan 1956 New Worlds Mar 1964 The Wind from the Sun , HBJ 1972 Constellations , ed. Malcolm Edwards, Gollancz 1980

86. SCI-FI
    HLAVNÍ STRÁNKA, 31.10. LIDÉ hal clement Martin Šust. clement, hal (1922 2003). Americký SF autor, vlastním jménem Harry clement Stubbs, narodil se 30.  
    http://pes.internet.cz/scifi/clanky/33726_0_0_0.html
    
    Extractions: Martin Šust Clement, Hal (1922 - 2003) Americký SF autor, vlastním jménem Harry Clement Stubbs, narodil se 30. 5. 1922 v Sommerville ve státì Massachusetts, vystudoval astronomii, pedagogiku a chemii, nìkolik let uèil základy exaktních vìd a matematiku. Zemøel ve spánku 29. 10. 2003 v Miltonu v rodném státì Messachusetts. Debutoval povídkou Proof (1942, è. Dùkaz-Tìžká planeta/Mladá Fronta 1979) v magazínu

87. Conucopia: Golden Ducks And Hal Clement
    Conucopia Golden Ducks and hal clement. Rev. 24Aug-1999 Young Adult (The hal clement Award). (Content should be more science fiction than fantasy.  
    http://www.99.nasfic.org/events/ducks.htm
    
    Extractions: Next: Prometheus Awards E-mail: info@99.nasfic.org The Golden Duck Award was created by several interested fans who were unsuccessful in lobbying for a children's Hugo in 1991. It is a cash award, funded by Duckon [www] , a western Chicago suburbs convention that started in 1992. ConuCopia hosts this year's awards presentation, on Friday at 2:30 PM. (Content should be more science fiction than fantasy. Award goes to the illustrator) (Grades 2-6. Content should be more science fiction than fantasy)

88. The Essential Hal Clement: New & Used Books: Find The Lowest Price
    The Essential hal clement Compare new and used books prices among 98 book stores in a click. Searched in books for The Essential hal clement.  
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89. Kathryn Cramer: Hal Clement Died
    October 29, 2003. hal clement Died. Moshe Feder just called to say that hal clement has died. We had dinner with clement a few weeks ago at Albacon.  
    http://www.kathryncramer.com/wblog/archives/000311.html
    
    Extractions: Kathryn Cramer lives in Pleasantville, New York. Main Moshe Feder just called to say that Hal Clement has died. We had dinner with Clement a few weeks ago at Albacon. He seemed in pretty good shape for his age. Also, Greg Benford called. He said he's heard from Larry Niven, who had been evacuated because of the fires, that Niven house was intact, but that the whole area around it was black. 10/31/03, Gerald Jonas in the NYT: Harry Clement Stubbs, Writer of Classic Science Fiction, Dies at 81 Link Cosmos Comments That is very sad news. He was the first SF writer I ever met, back in 1970. He was a nice earnest sweet guy, totally unassuming (he often worked registration at Boskone, just like anyone in the club, and I'm pretty sure he considered himself to be a fan as well as a pro). He was a high-school science teacher for many years, and probably an exceedingly good one he certainly had both the temperament and the knowledge that it would take. Harry gave gallons of blood, quite literally. If I recall correctly, he was shot down during WW II and had a fairly narrow escape, and I think the blood may have been his way of paying forward the help he received then; but don't trust my memory it's a long time since I heard about the episode, and of course we can't ask him now. ...But he was that kind of person. It was always a pleasure to see him or speak with him, and he will be sorely missed by everyone who knew him.

90. Science Fiction Book Reviews
    Noise. By hal clement. Tor Books. Hardcover, Sept. A fascinating world with annoying people. hal clement remains one of science fiction s master worldbuilders.  
    http://www.scifi.com/sfw/issue332/books2.html
    
    Extractions: Review by D. Douglas Fratz ainui is a lifeless deep-ocean planet with no land, an unbreathable atmosphere, seismic activity that causes tsunamis and waterspouts, and continuous thunder and lightning. It was settled by Polynesians who now survive tenuously by biotechnology on floating islands and sailing catamarans. Long-range communication is impossible, a lack of silicon limits electronic technology, and only the largest island, Muamoku, has laser beacons that allow off-world visits. Mike Hoani is a historical linguist who comes to Kainui to study language evolution among the Polynesians. After landing near Muamoku, he joins a catamaran crewed by Captain Wanaka, her husband Keo, and a 10-year-old girl named 'Ao, who has a talking doll named 'Oloa. They harvest metals from artificial jellylike mats that submerge and concentrate specific metals from the deep waters, then return to the surface for harvesting. They wear soundproof armor to breath when outside the sealed cabin and speak a language evolved from Polynesian tongues, as well as using a sign language called "finger." Mike slowly learns about the language, culture and practices of the crew as they harvest metals and look for other ships with which to trade, always in fear of damage by "hacker" organisms or meeting "pirates."

91. Sffworld.com - Book Voting By Authors - C
    Clarke, Arthur C. 8. Clarke, Arthur C. 9. clement, Frederic, 13. clement, hal, 1. clement, hal, 2. clement, hal, 4. Clifton Riley,, 2. Clute Grant,, 1.  
    http://www.sffworld.net/members/sff/vote.nsf/frmWebV?readform&a=c

92. Hal Clement :: Biographie Bibliographie Livres De Ou Sur Hal Clement
    hal clement. accueil  
    http://www.republique-des-lettres.com/c/clement_hal.php

93. Clement H.
    The summary for this Russian page contains characters that cannot be correctly displayed in this language/character set.  
    http://www.magister.msk.ru/library/extelop/authors/c/clement.htm
    
    Extractions: Home/îÁÞÁÌÏ Contents ABC of Authors Authors C ... Thesaurus Clement, Hal Stubbs, Harry Clement ) (30 ÍÁÑ 1922, óÏÍÅÒ×ÉÌØ, íÁÓÓÁÞÕÓÅÔÓ [Somerville, Massachusetts] - 29 ÏËÔÑÂÒÑ 2003, íÉÌÔÏÎ, íÁÓÓÁÞÕÓÅÔÓ [Milton, Massachusetts]) - ÁÍÅÒÉËÁÎÓËÏÇÏ ÐÉÓÁÔÅÌÑ-ÆÁÎÔÁÓÔÁ. õÍÅÒ ×Ï ÓÎÅ. öÅÎÁ - íÜÒÉ (Mary), ÓÙÎÏ×ØÑ äÖÏÒÄÖ (George) É òÉÞÁÒÄ (Richard). ðÅÒ×ÁÑ îæ ÐÕÂÌÉËÁÉÑ - ÒÁÓÓËÁÚ "úÁÝÉÝÅÎÏ" ("Proof", 1942). ðÏÌÕÞÉÌ ÔÉÔÕÌ ÷ÅÌÉËÏÇÏ íÁÓÔÅÒÁ (1999). òÅÔÒÏ-èØÀÇÏ (1996) ÚÁ ÒÁÓÓËÁÚ "îÅÚÄÒÁ×ÙÊ ÓÍÙÓÌ" ("Uncommon Sense", 1945). [â.Á.] Clement, Hal // . - íÉÎÓË: éëï "çÁÌÁËÓÉÁÓ", . - í.: ïïï "íÅÖÄÕÎÁÒÏÄÎÙÊ ÅÎÔÒ ÆÁÎÔÁÓÔÉËÉ", . CD-ROM (HTML). [â.Á.] Stubbs, Harry Clement // Tuck D.H. , compl. The Encyclopedia of Science Fiction and Fantasy. Through 1968. Vol. 2 . - Chicago: Advent, . P. 412. Ash B. Hal Clement //Ash B. Who Is Who in Science Fiction . - Lnd.: Elm Tree Books, . P. 71. [JC] Clement, Hal // The Encyclopedia of Science Fiction . - Lnd.: Granada, . P. 1123-124. [Photo by Bradford F. Herzog] [JC] Clement, Hal //

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