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Hal Clement

Harry Clement Stubbs

American author (1922–2003).

External Pages About Hal Clement

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Project Gutenberg Author

Goodreads Author

Statements about Hal Clement

Date of Birth

5/30/1922

Date of Death

10/29/2003

Place of Birth

Place of Death

Country of Citizenship

Educated At

Boston University

Harvard University

Simmons University

Boston University Wheelock College of Education & Human Development

Instance Of

Notable Work

Mission of Gravity

Cause of Death

Occupation

Science Fiction Writer

Award Received

Damon Knight Memorial Grand Master Award

(1999)

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: 1999

Science Fiction and Fantasy Hall of Fame

(1998)

: 1998

Ignotus Award for Best Foreign Novel

(1994)

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Mission of Gravity

: 1994

Retro Hugo Award for Best Short Story

(1996)

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: 1996

: 1946

Given Name

Birth Name

Harry Clement Stubbs

Manner of Death

Genre

Science Fiction

Family Name

Spouse

Languages Spoken, Written or Signed

Sex or Gender

Image

Different From

Name in Native Language

Hal Clement

Field of Work

Literary Activity

Science Fiction

Science Fiction Literature

Nominated For

Hugo Award for Best Novel

(1971)

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: 1971

Locus Award for Best Novel

(1971)

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: 1971

Locus Award for Best Science Fiction Novel

(1988)

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: 1988

Locus Award for Best Short Story

(1999)

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: 1999

Locus Award for Best Collection

(1980)

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The Best of Hal Clement

: 1980

Locus Award for Best Collection

(2001)

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Music of Many Spheres

: 2001

International Fantasy Award for Best Fiction

(1955)

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Mission of Gravity

: 1955

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