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The only author to have written four Hugo Award-winning novels
1974: first Grand Master Nebula Award
"Pessimist by policy, optimist by temperament--it is possible to be both. How? By never taking an unnecessary chance and by minimizing risks you can't avoid. This permits you to play out the game happily, untroubled by the certainty of the outcome." Bob Heinlein


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Starship Troopers
the book (click to buy) was written in 1959, the full-length motion picture released Nov 7 1997!
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Films starring relatively unknown actors occupied the top 3 places at the North American box office, overshadowing high-powered releases from some of Hollywood's biggest stars. Top honors went to "Starship Troopers," a sci-fi extravaganza whose best known cast member is Neil Patrick Harris of "Doogie Howser" TV fame. The film earned an estimated $22 million. (soundtrack)

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  1. 2X Heinlein: Revolt in 2100 & Methuselah's Children Jan99
  2. 6xH Originally published under the name John Riverside as the Unpleasant Profession of Jonathan Hoag P*
  3. Assignment in Eternity (1951) the "nova effect" makes the H-bomb look like a kitchen match--one bomb can vaporize an entire planet. An undercover agent carrying the secret of this weapon must defeat an insane opponent, one who's decided that when she dies, the Earth will go "nova" with her. Friday is its sequel, but read Puppet Masters first.
  4. Best of Robert Heinlein There's no way that the Best of Robert Heinlein could fit in a single book! But I ordered it anyway, it is a British collection of his early stories. The price had gone up but amazon.com asked my okay before they completed the transaction (plus they upgraded my delivery option to compensate). I'm very pleased with Amazon. I hope you'll order books & be as pleased as I am. (1983 Hardcover)
  5. Between Planets (1951,51) His mother's from Venus; his father's from Earth. He's in the middle & war's broken out.
  6. Beyond This Horizon (1942 serial,1948 cloth) his 1st novel in book form
  7. Cat Who Walks Through Walls: A Comedy of Manners (1985) a later work & so should be read later. Bob loved cats & wrote about them often, see Door into Summer. A traditional Heinlein hero, another favorite topic: the spy/agent & hero. Warning: sex
  8. Citizen of the Galaxy (1957,57) an early work about a beggar/thief that is not what he seems...
  9. Day After Tomorrow (aka Sixth Column)
  10. Door into Summer (1956,57) an earlier work that talks of cats & time travel, 2 of RAH's favorite subjects, plus robots (1997 Paperback) (1993 Paperback)
  11. Double Star (1956,56) centers on a broken down actor & a Martian Ambassador who become "one". Read how it happens. 1956 Hugo
  12. Expanded Universe is a collection of his (early) short stories. The first one he wrote was "Life-Line" which began his career of writing for the pulp magazines of the golden age of science fiction.
  13. Farmer in the Sky (1950,50) what else? a farmer who goes to another planet to colonize. A juvenile novel
  14. Farnham's Freehold (1965,65) is about another of his favorite themes -- survival of a nuclear attack which he combines with time travel.
  15. For Us the Living (1937) Unpublished, the manuscript was destroyed.
  16. Friday (1982) one of my all time favorites & one of his best! Still fresh today. Spy/agent story: the adventures of courier Marjorie Friday Baldwin. Too bad it's the last one (1997 Paperback) (1988 Paperback) Sequel to Assignment in Eternity? Also read Puppet Masters, same "old man", yes?
  17. Glory Road (1963,63) fast-paced, satiric story of a soldier of fortune, Scar Gordon, as a knight in shining armor. Fantasy & Science. Nominated for a Hugo '63. also
  18. Green Hills of Earth: Rhysling & the Adventures of the Entire Solar System (1951)
  19. Grumbles from the Grave (1989) non-fiction Virginia Heinlein, editor
  20. Have Spacesuit Will Travel (1958,58) juvenile novel: about children, but not just for kids. Hugo nominee 1958. Win a real, live spacesuit! See what happens next...
  21. I Will Fear No Evil (1970,70) fascinating story of the afterlife & a sex change which gets mixed reviews, but I like it!
  22. Job: A Comedy of Justice (1984) not one of my favorites, but it makes one think & others give it rave reviews. Warning: sex
  23. Man Who Sold the Moon (1950), just picked up a nice 1st ed, 2nd print with a cover price of 35 cents...
  24. Menace From Earth (1983) introduces us to Podkayne of Mars
  25. Methuselah's Children (1941,58) the 'Families' were ordinary human beings, except for extraordinarily long life spans. How do the short lifers react? (now available in 2xHeinlein: Revolt in 2100 & Methuselah's Children)
  26. Moon Is a Harsh Mistress (1966,66) about the penal colony Luna revolution in 2076--led by a one-armed computer technician, an aging academic, a beautiful girl, & the sentient computer, Mike. Hugo award 1966, perhaps the best of his "hard" sf novels
  27. Notebooks of Lazarus Long This is one I still need to get. I hope to get it for Christmas 97. "Notes" come from Time Enough for Love but the sayings are represented as full-page illuminated panels by D F Vassallo. The original's long out of print & I've never seen one, but I understand that this edition is even better since Pomegranate is best known for their calendars & art books.
  28. Number of the Beast (1976,79,79) the book that started me collecting RAH specifically & SF in general. (Previously I was just a library rat.) Concepts are truly the work of a Grand Master. A book of anagrams & in-jokes paying homage to many of his literary heroes, fellow writers & friends by name. Should follow Time Enough for Love Warning: sex
  29. Orphans of the Sky (just bought one with a cover price of $.50)
  30. Past Through Tomorrow: Future History Stories (dubbed "future history" by John Campbell) a short-story collection
  31. Podkayne of Mars (1962,63) now in its 1st trade paperback edition, the first ever complete edition with the ending Heinlein intended. First published version's usually thought of as a juvenile, but that's not what was intended as you will see when you read the uncut version. also
  32. Puppet Masters (1951,51,90) Uncut version, aliens-take-over-human-bodies story. {1994? movie: Robert A Heinlein's The Puppet Masters}
  33. Red Planet (1949) is Mars, of course, seen from the eyes of a young man & his pet martian, which is more than it appears to be. {1994? animated 3-part mini-series: Robert A Heinlein's Red Planet -- VERY loose adherence to novel. Doctor MacRae resembles Lazarus Long more than the book character}
  34. Requiem: New Collected Works by Robert A Heinlein & Tributes to the Grand Master Includes major novellas "Tenderfoot in Space" & "Destination Moon" (which was made into the famous George Pal film) Tributes from Arthur Clarke, Robert Silverberg, & Tom Clancy. (paperback)
  35. Revolt in 2100 (1953) is a collection concerning the nation under an extremist (immoral) religious regime (also available in 2xHeinlein: Revolt in 2100 & Methuselah's Children)
  36. Rocket Ship Galileo (1947) juvenile novel
  37. Rolling Stones (1952,52) a juvenile novel about the family Stone & the boys' antics
  38. Sixth Column (1941,49) America's invaded by Pan-Asian hordes. A secret laboratory's developing weapons to defeat them & discovers a new way of controlling energy & matter. A super-weapon is developed, but who'll use it to liberate America? & how? The answers may suprise you...
  39. Space Cadet (1948) another juvenile novel, but DO NOT let that stop you!
  40. Star Beast (1954,54) another juvenile novel. This one also has an alien pet that's not what is seems.
  41. Starman Jones (1953) yet another juvenile novel. He wrote one each year for a publisher until they rejected one. Most are only juvenile because the main character is a young person
  42. Starship Troopers (1959,59) makes a political statement & proves that SF is not just space opera, Bug Eyed Monsters, & ray guns even if they are fighting bug-like alien monsters. {1988? Japanimation/anime, 1997 full-length motion picture released Nov 7 -- Awesome!}
  43. Stranger in a Strange Land (1961,90) What?! You haven't read it? Buy it now & read it as soon as you get it. It influenced religious cults (much to the author's chagrin). Grok it! "A Martian named Smith" The first waterbed's described by the Grand Master. This is the "author's cut" 30th anniversary trade edition -- the original manuscript had 50,000 words cut out by the publisher. also
  44. Take Back Your Government! A Practical Handbook for the Private Citizen Who Wants Democracy to Work (1947,92?) early unpublished non-fiction work. It's another one I've never seen, still need & hope to get for Christmas 97
  45. Time for the Stars (1956) juvenile novel
  46. Time Enough for Love (1973) a novel in his later style. Lazarus Long, the oldest person alive, is tired & ready to die, but his family has him tell his life story trying to find what he'd still like to live to do -- they find it. Should preceed Number of the Beast Warning: sex
  47. To Sail Beyond the Sunset (1987) autobiography of Lazarus Long's mother, is a mix of ideas about sex, politics, & longevity, as well as reminiscence of growing up in the midwest at the turn of the century. Should follow Cat Who Walks Through Walls
  48. Tramp Royale (1949?,92) his travelogue that was not published until after his death
  49. Tunnel in the Sky (1955) another juvenile novel
  50. Unpleasant Profession of Jonathan Hoag Originally published under the name John Riverside, later published as 6xH
  51. Waldo & Magic, Inc. Two great novellas that deal with magic. Of course from "Waldo" (1942) is where we get the term "waldo" for a remote control glove
  52. William Shatner & Leonard Nimoy Read Four Science Fiction Classics: Foundation: The Psychohistorians, Mimsy Were the Borogoves. the Martian Chronicles, & something by Heinlein All good stories I've read, though which one it is by Heinlein, I don't know, but all of his are good. (I think it may be Universe...) 4 audio cassettes

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  53. Road to Science Fiction: From Heinlein to Here Vol 3
  54. A Robert A Heinlein Cyclopedia: A Complete Guide to the People, Places, & Things in the Fiction of Robert A Heinlein (hard nov97) (paper nov97)
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