Arthur C. Clarke - Bibliography

The Collected Stories of Arthur C. Clarke

Arthur C. Clarke

Stories by the author of Childhood's End and 2001: A Space Odyssey introduce readers to the author's shorter works that span his remarkable writing career, including "Rescue Party," "The Lion of Comarre," "Earthlight," "The Nine Billion Names of God," and "The Hammer of God." Reprint.

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Other editions: Softcover - 2001, Hardcover - 2001

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The Last Theorem

Arthur C. Clarke; Frederik Pohl

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Arthur C. Clarke; Stephen Baxter

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Clarke's Universe

Arthur C. Clarke

A group of moon visitors is buried alive in the ultra-fine dust that covers the surface of the moon and must find a way out in A Fall of Moondust, and in The Lion of Comarre, a young man risks everything to search for the fabled Earth city of Comarre, in an omnibus edition containing two classic novels by the award-winning science fiction author. Original.

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From Narnia to a Space Odyssey: The War of Letters Between Arthur C. Clarke and C.S. Lewis

Arthur C. Clarke

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Other editions: Hardcover - 2003

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2001 A Space Odyssey

Arthur C. Clarke

Two astronauts find their journey into space and their very lives jeopardized by the jealousy of an extraordinary computer named Hal.

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Other editions: 2006, Hardcover - 2005, Softcover - 2000, Softcover - 1998, 1994, Hardcover - 1994, Softcover - 1991, 1983, Hardcover - 1968

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Mas Alla: La Vision De Las Sondas Interplanetarias

Arthur C. Clarke; Michael Benson; Lawrence Weschler

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Sunstorm

Arthur C. Clarke; Stephen Baxter

When Sir Arthur C. Clarke, the greatest science fiction writer ever, teams up with award-winning author Stephen Baxter, who shares Clarke’s bold vision of a future where technology and humanism advance hand in hand, the result is bound to be a book of stellar ambition and accomplishment. Such was the case with Time’s Eye. Now, in the highly anticipated sequel, Clarke and Baxter draw their epic to a triumphant conclusion that is as mind-blowing as anything in Clarke’s famous Space Odyssey series.

SUNSTORM

Returned to the Earth of 2037 by the Firstborn, mysterious beings of almost limitless technological prowess, Bisesa Dutt is haunted by the memories of her five years spent on the strange alternate Earth called Mir, a jigsaw-puzzle world made up of lands and people cut out of different eras of Earth’s history. Why did the Firstborn create Mir? Why was Bisesa taken there and then brought back on the day after her original disappearance?

Bisesa’s questions receive a chilling answer when scientists discover an anomaly in the sun’s core–an anomaly that has no natural cause is evidence of alien intervention over two thousand years before. Now plans set in motion millennia ago by inscrutable watchers light-years away are coming to fruition in a sunstorm designed to scour the Earth of all life in a bombardment of deadly radiation.

Thus commences a furious race against a ticking solar time bomb. But even now, as apocalypse looms, cooperation is not easy for the peoples and nations of the Earth. Religious and political differences threaten to undermine every effort.

And all the while, the Firstborn are watching...

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Cuentos De La Taberna Del Ciervo Blanco

Arthur C. Clarke

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From Narnia to a Space Odyssey: Stories, Letters, And Commentary by And About C. S. Lewis And Arthur C. Clarke

Arthur C. Clarke; C. S. Lewis

A provocative account of the debates and discussions between C. S. Lewis and Arthur C. Clarke regarding their opposing views on technology and its effect on society features dialogue in fiction, nonfiction, and through correspondence between the two authors. Reprint.

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The Treasure of the Great Reef: The Blue Planet Trilogy

Arthur C. Clarke

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Time's Eye

Arthur C. Clarke; Stephen Baxter

Sir Arthur C. Clarke is a living legend, a writer whose name has been synonymous with science fiction for more than fifty years. An indomitable believer in human and scientific potential, Clarke is a genuine visionary. If Clarke has an heir among today’s science fiction writers, it is award-winning author Stephen Baxter. In each of his acclaimed novels, Baxter has demonstrated dazzling gifts of imagination and intellect, along with a rare ability to bring the most cerebral science dramatically to life. Now these two champions of humanism and scientific speculation have combined their talents in a novel sure to be one of the most talked-about of the year, a 2001 for the new millennium.

TIME’S EYE

For eons, Earth has been under observation by the Firstborn, beings almost as old as the universe itself. The Firstborn are unknown to humankind— until they act. In an instant, Earth is carved up and reassembled like a huge jigsaw puzzle. Suddenly the planet and every living thing on it no longer exist in a single timeline. Instead, the world becomes a patchwork of eras, from prehistory to 2037, each with its own indigenous inhabitants.

Scattered across the planet are floating silver orbs impervious to all weapons and impossible to communicate with. Are these technologically advanced devices responsible for creating and sustaining the rifts in time? Are they cameras through which inscrutable alien eyes are watching? Or are they something stranger and more terrifying still?

The answer may lie in the ancient city of Babylon, where two groups of refugees from 2037—three cosmonauts returning to Earth from the International Space Station, and three United Nations peacekeepers on a mission in Afghanistan—have detected radio signals: the only such signals on the planet, apart from their own. The peacekeepers find allies in nineteenth-century British troops and in the armies of Alexander the Great. The astronauts, crash-landed in the steppes of Asia, join forces with the Mongol horde led by Genghis Khan. The two sides set out for Babylon, each determined to win the race for knowledge . . . and the power that lies within.

Yet the real power is beyond human control, perhaps even human understanding. As two great armies face off before the gates of Babylon, it watches, waiting. . . .

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Other editions: Softcover - 2005

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Against the Fall of Night

Arthur C. Clarke

A young man leaves the safety of his secluded desert city of Diaspar in an effort to save humankind despite warnings that invaders will return from outer space, in a volume that also includes the short story "Jupiter V." Reprint.

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Imperial Earth: A Fantasy of Love and Discord

Arthur C. Clarke

Duncan Makenzie makes the journey from his satellite republic of Titan to Earth, as diplomatic guest at the United States's Quincentennial, observer of humanity's oldest existing civilization, and seeker after the woman he has loved for years. Reprint.

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Other editions: Softcover - 2003, Softcover - 2003, Softcover - 1991, Hardcover - 1980, Hardcover - 1976, 1975

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2001:a Space Odyssey: A Novel

Arthur C. Clarke; Stanley Kubrick

2001: A Space Odyssey confirmed Arthur C. Clarke's reputation as one of the best-known and most influential science fiction writers ever. The book and the 1968 movie are icons of the modern age. Now comes a special trade paperback edition, with a new introduction by the author which sheds light on the powerful synergy between the book and the movie.

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Other editions: 2000, 2000, 2000, Hardcover - 1999, Hardcover - 1999, 1968

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The Shining Ones & Other Stories: The Collected Stories of Arthur C. Clarke 1961-1999

Arthur C. Clarke; Rex Lynn

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The Sentinel and Other Science Fiction and Fantasy Stories: And Other Science Fiction and Fantasy Stories

Arthur C. Clarke; Robert Silverberg; Greg Bear; Ben Bova; Orson Scott Card

This is a fabulous collection of short stories by major science Fiction and Fantasy writers -- many of them Nebula and Hugo Award winners. Included is the Sentinel by legendary Arthur C. Clarke, which is the story that evolved into 2001: A Space Odyssey. This collection features more than a dozen complete stories including Permafrost by Roger Zelazny, The Poplar Street Study by Karen Jay Fowler, Our Lady of the Sauropods by Robert Silverberg, Fat Farm by Orson Scott Card along with others by Ben Bova, Greg Bear, Susan Schwartz, Jane Yolin, Connie Willis and Dan Simmons.

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2001 Una Odisea Espacial / 2001. A Space Odyssey

Arthur C. Clarke

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Glide Path

Arthur C. Clarke

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Other editions: Softcover - 1991

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The Coast of Coral

Arthur C. Clarke

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The Reefs of Taprobane: Underwater Adventures Around Ceylon

Arthur C. Clarke

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The Collected Stories of Arthur C. Clarke 1937 1999: The Best of Arthur C. Clarke, 1937-1999

Arthur C. Clarke

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Earthlight and Other Stories: The Collected Stories of Arthur C. Clarke, 1950-1951

Arthur C. Clarke; Robert Forster; Maxwell Caulfield; Samantha Eggar; Scott Brick

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The Lion of Comarre and Other Stories: The Collected Stories of Arthur C. Clarke, 1937-1949

Arthur C. Clarke

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Visions of Spaceflight: Images from the Ordway Collection

Arthur C. Clarke; Frederick Ira Ordway

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