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Alastair Reynolds began writing his first stories between 1989–1991, while he was still a graduate student. The first four sci-fi stories got published between 1990 and 1992. While working for ESA, he began working on his first full-length novel to become Revelation Space, which would eventually be published in 2000.
Alastair Reynolds (Barry, 1º aprile 1966) è un astrofisico e scrittore britannico, ricercatore astronomo con l'Agenzia spaziale europea, poi autore a tempo pieno di fantascienza hard e space opera Biografia. Reynolds ha passato l'infanzia in Cornovaglia ...
Me in a nutshell. The author with some industrial archaeology. South Wales, 2017. I’m the author of rather a lot of science fiction novels, as well as more than sixty pieces of shorter fiction, ranging in length from vignettes of a few hundred words to works that are almost short novels in their own right. I have published three collection of ...
Alastair Reynolds isn't a Goodreads Author , but they do have a blog, so here are some recent posts imported from their feed. Brum Group and Cardiff Half Marathon fundraiser A couple of updates - I was extremely flattered to be asked to take on the role of Honorary President of the Birmingham SF Group, following the passing of Chris Priest.
Stories. When I started trying to break into writing, one of the accepted routes into publication was via the short fiction market. Science fiction has always been well served by magazines, and although the landscape has changed considerably in the last three decades, the field remains vibrant. In fact, it’s still where many of the new names ...
Biography. I was born in Barry, South Wales in 1966. Barry might not be everyone’s idea of the ideal place for a science fiction writer to be born, but I reckon it would be hard to beat. From my grandmother’s house we had a clear view of the Bristol Channel, with (well into the nineteen seventies) a seemingly endless stream of banana boats ...
12 de jul. de 2009 · His latest book is set 6.4m years in the future, he admits to stealing other writers' ideas - and he's just secured a £1m book deal. Stuart Jeffries enters the fantastic world of Alastair Reynolds
