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Hogan James P:     more books (100)

Migration by James P. Hogan, 2010-05-11 The Giants Novels (Inherit the Stars, The Gentle Giants of Ganymede, and Giants' Star) by James P. Hogan, 1994-05-01 Mission to Minerva (Giants) by James P. Hogan, 2006-09-05 The Minervan Experiment: Inherit the Stars; The Gentle Giants of Ganymede; Giant's Star by James P Hogan, 1981 The Immortality Option by James P. Hogan, 2010-05-19 Moon Flower by James P. Hogan, 2008-04-01 The Two Moons (Giants) by James P. Hogan, 2006-03-28 Code of the Lifemaker by James P. Hogan, 2002-03-01 Cradle of Saturn by James P. Hogan, 2000-05-01 Code of the Lifemaker by James P. Hogan, 2010-05-04 Realtime Interrupt by James P. Hogan, 2000-08-01 James P. Hogan's Entoverse (Giants Novel) by James P. Hogan, 1991-10-08 Minds, Machines & Evolution by James P. Hogan, 1988-05-01 Legend That Was Earth by James P. Hogan, 2001-10-01

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1. SF > Reviews > James P. Hogan
   James P. Hogan Inherit the Stars. The Gentle Giants of Ganymede. The Code of the Lifemaker. (The Immortality Option. "Silver Shoes for a Princess". "Minds, Machines, and Evolution". James P. Hogan. Novels/collections Short fiction Other  
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   Extractions: Novels/collections Short fiction Other Search Web for James P. Hogan Google search Alta Vista search The Genesis Machine The Two Faces of Tomorrow Thrice Upon a Time Voyage from Yesteryear Lifemaker The Proteus Operation Endgame Enigma Mirror Maze The Multiplex Man Out of Time Realtime Interrupt Paths to Otherwhere Bug Park Star Child Cradle of Saturn ... The Legend that was Earth Martian Knightlife "Silver Shoes for a Princess". 1979. "Neander-Tale". 1980. In "The Sword of Damocles". 1980. In Stellar 5 "Till Death Us Do Part". 1980. "Identity Crisis". 1981. "Making Light". 1981. "Minds, Machines, and Evolution". 1981. "Code of the Lifemaker: Prologue". 1988. In "Earth Models - On a Plate". 1988. In "Merry Gravmas". 1988. In "Knowledge is a Mind-Altering Drug". 1988. In "Known Nukes". 1988. In

2. James P. Hogan FanSpace
   The James P. Hogan FanSpace at monadnock.net James P. Hogan FanSpace. Welcome to the wonderful worlds of James P. Hogan.  
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3. James P. Hogan - Baen Books
   James P. Hogan. James P. Hogan's Homepage. The Anguished Dawn. ISBN07434-3581-8,$26.00 Hardcover (June 2003). The Genesis Machine.  
   http://www.baen.com/author_catalog.asp?author=JPHogan

4. Alpha Ralpha Boulevard: James P. Hogan
   James P. Hogan. James Patrick Hogan (b. 1941) Other Hogan links.James P. Hogan's homepage Bio Born in London and educated  
   http://www.catch22.com/SF/ARB/SFH/Hogan,JamesP.php3
   
   Extractions: In 1979 he started to write full-time. Resides in Ireland. Series Code of the Lifemaker (c) 1983 March 1995 (repackage), Ballantine/Del Rey Info and cover art Sample Chapter Endgame Enigma August 1987, Bantam hardcover November 1988 Bantam paperback (Reissued April 1992) Info and cover art Entroverse OCtober 1991 Ballantine/Del Rey hardcover October 1992 Ballantine/Del Rey paperback Info and cover art The Genesis Machine Ballantine Books Info and cover art The Gentle Giants of Ganymede 1978 Ballantine/Del Rey paperback, ISBN: 0-345-27375-3, Library of Congress CCN: 78-55478. Cover art by H.R. Van Dongen.

5. Phoenix Convention (P-Con): Guest Profile : James P. Hogan
   James P Hogan. James P Hogan was born in London in 1941 of an Irishfather and a German mother. He grew up around the Portobello  
   http://www.slovobooks.com/phoenix/guest_profile_hogan.html
   
   Extractions: James P Hogan James P Hogan was born in London in 1941 of an Irish father and a German mother. He grew up around the Portobello Road area of London, and took to reading whilst hiking and camping around the mountains in Wales and Scotland. A successful scholarship examination got him into the Royal Aircraft Establishment at Farnborough to take a five-year course in electrical, electronic, and mechanical engineering. This all led to him working as a design engineer, for both industrial and academic applications, and eventually led him into computers. Having travelled all over Europe as a sales engineer, in 1977 he found himself in Massachusetts, working for Digital Equipment Corporation's Laboratory Data Processing Group. At the same time as all this was happening, James has his first novel, Inherit the Stars, published by Del Rey in 1977. By 1979, and with four books published, he quit the day job to concentrate on being a full-time writer. James is firmly planted at the hard science end of the science-fiction spectrum, and continues to write prolifically. He has 22 novels published so far, with another due in the summer of 2003. He has also written one non-fiction book

6. SFBookcase.com - James P. Hogan
   James P. Hogan, About Author. Born in 1941, in London. James P. Hoganis a science fiction writer in the grand tradition, combining  
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7. James P. Hogan
   James P. Hogan. (1941 ). contemporary British scifi author JamesP. Hogan was born in London, father Irish, mother German. He  
   http://www.natur.cuni.cz/~vpetr/Hogan.htm
   
   Extractions: The Many Worlds Interpretation of quantum mechanics is a godsend to s.f. writers looking for a theoretical basis to build an alternative-world story on. I used it myself for The Proteus Operation But it was David Deutsch, a quantum physicist at Oxford University, who persuaded me that the MWI was actually real. Or suppose that, for example in the course of experiments involving a technology that explores this new extension of physics, the flow of perceptions being experienced by an individual were not coming from his own body receiving impressions in this reality at all, but diverted from a counterpart personality in a nearby but different reality. In that event, as the subject "tuned into" other versions of himself progressively "farther away," he would have the curious experience of finding himself among people who disagreed more and more about what the past was.

8. James P. Hogan
   James P. Hogan.  
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   Extractions: James P. Hogan Click on a book's image or title to order from Amazon.com Reviewed December 1997 If you enjoy science fiction "mysteries" and can handle a book which is conspicuously short on characterization, then you might enjoy this one. The premise is simple: On the year 2028, humanity has colonized the Moon and has sent manned missions as far out as Jupiter, with Saturn not far off. In a cave in the side of a cliff on the Moon's Nearside is made an incredible discovery: A human body, inside a bright red spacesuit. The body is dated as having lived 50,000 years ago, before humanity was known to have existed, and the spacesuit contains technology more advanced than anything on Earth. The basic questions behind the book, then, are: Where did "Charlie" come from, what was he doing on the Moon so long ago, and what does his existence say about what we know about our own species? The book proceeds from several basic premises: First, that Charlie has to be related to us, because evolution's random nature doesn't allow for the possibility of parallel evolution. Second, it seems clear his civilization did not exist on Earth, because not one shred of it has ever been discovered. Using these invariants, and other discoveries made during the course of the novel, the main characters piece together the story of Charlie's history. The joy of a book like this is seeing what the author has in mind, and seeing if you can make the one or two crucial leaps of logic before the heroes do. It's not a book of characters or conflict, but a book of mystery and discovery. To his credit, Hogan gets the story told in just over 200 pages, as it might get tedious had it been extended much farther. But as a quick, intriguing read

9. SF-Bokhandeln: James P Hogan
   James P Hogan. Bug Park (1997, Pocket/Baen, USA, art.nr 33806) Pris83 Kevin har det bra för att vara tonåring. Han har ett  
   http://213.80.60.99/sfbok/kat/bf/525.htm

10. Hogan
    JAMES P. HOGAN. interviewed in February 1993. James P. Hogan's Home Page. James P.Hogan was born in London in 1941, his father Irish and his mother German.  
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    Extractions: February 1993 James P. Hogan's Home Page James P. Hogan was born in London in 1941, his father Irish and his mother German. After studying general electrical and mechanical engineering, he graduated as an electronics engineer specializing in digital systems. Later he became a sales executive in the electronics and computer industries with such companies as ITT, Honeywell, Digital Equipment Corporation, and eventually a Sales Training Consultant with DEC's scientific computing group at Marlborough, Massachusetts. He began writing science fiction as a hobby in the mid 1970s, and his works have been well received within the professional scientific community as well as among regular science-fiction readers. In 1979 he left DEC to become a full-time writer. Hogan's work falls at the hard-science end of the sf spectrum and has a positive outlook. He is anti-Malthusian and doesn't share the cynicism toward technology and the concept of human progress that appears fashionable in some social circles. He does not think we're about to overpopulate the planet, blow ourselves into oblivion, poison ourselves into extinction, degenerate into Nazis, or disappear under our own garbage. For ten thousand years the power of human reason and creativity has continued to build better tomorrows, and Hogan sees nothing that says it's all about to change now.

11. James P. Hogan
    James P. Hogan. JAMES P. HOGAN is among the most prominent and popularhard SF writers who've emerged in the last 20 years. His well  
    http://www.io.com/~shiva/fact/dillo/bio/hogan.html

12. James P. Hogan - Wikipedia
    James P. Hogan. Z Wikipedii, wolnej encyklopedii. James P. Hogan (1941?).Urodzil sie w Londynie. Ukonczyl studia inzynierskie  
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    Extractions: Strona gł³wna Ostatnie zmiany Edytuj Historia strony Strony specjalne Zmiana moich preferencji Obserwowane Ostatnio zmienione Przesyłanie plik³w Lista obrazk³w i multimedi³w Zarejestrowani użytkownicy Statystyka Losowa strona Porzucone artykuły Porzucone pliki Najpopularniejsze Najbardziej potrzebne Najkr³tsze Najdłuższe Nowoutworzone Wszystkie Zablokowane adresy IP Prosta administracja Książki Wersja do druku Dyskusja Zaloguj mnie Pomoc Z Wikipedii, wolnej encyklopedii. James P. Hogan Urodził się w Londynie . Ukończył studia inżynierskie ze specjalnością elektronika . Kilka lat pracował w przemyśle komputerowym. Jako autor SF zadebiutował w roku powieścią Inherit the Stars . W tym samym roku przeni³sł się do USA . Pracował w firmie DEC . W roku wydał dwie kolejne powieści: The Genesis Machine oraz The Gentle Giants of Ganymede . Zachęcony sukcesem porzucił pracę zawodową i oddał się całkowicie pisarstwu. Kolejne powieści to: The Two Faces of Tomorrow Thrice Upon a Time Voyage from Yesteryear ). Ta ostatnia ukazała się w polskim tłumaczeniu jako

13. James P. Hogan - Bibliography Summary
    James P. Hogan Bibliography Summary. Pub Biblio Alpha Main MenuSearch Hogan, James Patrick (UK;USA, 1941-). Series Minervan  
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14. James P. Hogan - Bibliography Summary
    James P. Hogan Bibliography Summary. Pub Biblio Chron MainMenu Search Hogan, James Patrick (UK;USA, 1941-). Novels The  
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15. James P. Hogan
    James P. Hogan. ? Voyage from Yesteryear; 1982;586. ?·? The Proteus Operation; 1987; 740,741.  
    http://www.lab1.kuis.kyoto-u.ac.jp/members/kameda/rec/books/sf/JPHogan.html

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17. James P. Hogan
    James P. Hogan. Books Reviewed Code of the Lifemaker Paperback Inferno,Jun 1986 by Ken Lake Endgame Enigma Vector, Dec 1988 by Ken  
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18. James P. Hogan Homepage
    Official homepage of james P. hogan, maintained personally by hogan Literature Authors H hogan, james P.Official Homepage of james P. hogan. Welcome to the Home Page of writerjames P. hoganprobably best known for work at the hard  
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    Extractions: James P. Hogan Welcome to the Home Page of writer James P. Hoganprobably best known for work at the "hard science" end of the science- fiction spectrum. I like stories that mix hi-tech with mystery, and playing with ideas that invite people to think. I also believe in the long-term power of human creativity and reason, and don't think we're about to overpopulate the planet, blow ourselves into oblivion, poison ourselves into extinction, or disappear under our own garbage. For ten thousand years we have continued to build better tomorrows, and nothing says it has to change now. If this sounds like the kind of thing your life could use more of, be my guest on the following pages. Enter Here

19. Hogan, James P. Mind Matters.
    hogan, james P. Mind Matters Exploring the World of Artificial Intelligence. Ballantine, $25 (0345-41240-0).  
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    Extractions: How to subscribe to Booklist Magazine Hogan, James P. Mind Matters: Exploring the World of Artificial Intelligence. Mar. 1998. 400p. index. illus. Ballantine, $25 (0-345-41240-0). DDC: 006.3. Donna Seaman (Booklist/December 15, 1997) Top of Page Adult Booklist Index Booklist Archive ... Subscribe to Booklist Magazine

20. James P Hogan Homepage
    Subject. Biography. Bibliography UPDATED 30 January 2003 james P. hogan'sPublished Works, Guestbook Leave a sign of your passing by. SF  
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