Joe Haldeman has been one of out best science fiction writers for thirty years.  Why isn’t he more famous?

I became a fan of his because of his stunning 1976 book Mindbridge and his Hugo-winning 1977 short story “Tricentennial.”  I’ve enjoyed his book immensely since.

Haldeman writes with a clear, concise and uncluttered, unpretentious style.  His head is full of big ideas and he comes up with great “what if?” scenarios.

I’m thoroughly enjoying his most recent book, Marsbound, which feels like a tribute to the great pulp-era classics of Robert A. Heinlein of the 40s and 50s.

You should give him a read!