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Forging the Signature of Civilization The current freer-trade negotiations with the United States have spotlighted just how delicate Canada’s cultural industriesare. But an even greater threat than

rights trade-paperback edition of Rob’s “Deftly written and engrossing.” 1996 novel Starplex. This spaceships- –Winston-Salem Journal and-aliens extravaganza tackles all the puzzles of modern

Sawyer’s resolution of many of the Barasts welcome the trade. dystopian themes in the trilogy seems open to charges of reduction and Furthermore, as might be imagined, Sawyer’s Gliksin stereotyping.

list published by Locus, the US-based trade journal of the science-fiction field. Maclean’s says, “By any reckoning Sawyer is among the most successful Canadian authors ever.” Sawyer has previously

the science-fiction trade journal Wilson award statistics The Hugo Awards official site This year's World Science Fiction Convention Robert J. Sawyer online: Website • Facebook • Twitter • Newsgroup

Quire, the Canadian publishing trade journal, and since I'm scheduled to speak about this today (Tuesday, May 8, 2007) to Cynthia Good's class in the Creative Book Publishing Program at Humber College,

but I feel compelled to note that the SF trade journal Locus has incorrectly listed my novel Mindscan's standing on the bestsellers' list published in that magazine's just-released May issue (and online