books by Joe Haldeman     books:       Thor's Hammer (The Future at War Series Volume 1)1 review Robert A. Heinlein, Gregory Benford, ... Baen, 1988 The Future of War I read this book, along with its two sequels, over 20 years ago and was greatly impressed by its scholarship. The stories selected all had a pertinent point to make about the future of war for man. This first volume dealt with future war on earth. It included stories such as "The Man in the Gray Weapons Suit (future air combat)," "A Scenario for the Fall of Night (A successful Soviet invasion ...             Worlds Apart1 review Joe Haldeman Ace, 1984 Gripping and irresistable The second book in Joe Haldeman's "Worlds" series picks up where the first left off, and is just as enjoyable. I must admit, I read it in one sitting as I couldn't put it down, and it left me thirsty for the third book in the trilogy.             War Stories1 review Joe Haldeman Night Shade Books, 2005 War Stories a Must Have for Haldeman fans I've been enjoying Haldeman's new work so much that I forgot how focused and powerful his older writing was. While not as polished as the writer he is today, the emotional impact of this book is simply unequaled. It took me back to the first time I read Herbert's Dune, Simmons' Hyperion, Tepper's Grass, etc. The two bookends of War Stories (novels in their own right), War Year and 1968, ...             Not of Woman Born4 reviews Robert Silverberg, Joe Haldeman Roc, 1999 In The Future You May Send A Mothers' Day Card To Yourself If you think the abortion debate is out of control now, wait and see what reproductive shockers are on the way. Constance Ash has assembled some of the finest minds in scifi to explore the possibilities of procreation. This collection leaves no method unexplored and no problem well enough alone. Ash delivers a chilling tale of survival of the fittest, willing or not, in "The Leopard's Garden." ...             FOREVER PEACE1 review JOE HALDEMAN Ace Books, 1998 Why is So Difficult to Attain Peace? Joe Haldeman (1943) wrote two "Hugo" & "Nebula" awarded novels: "The Forever War" (1975) and the present one "Forever Peace" (1997). This is not a minor achievement. He has produced high quality sci-fi as his "Worlds" trilogy, his also "Hugo" & "Nebula" awarded novella "The Hemingway Hoax" (1990) and a number of excellent short stories. Both novels show Haldeman's war experience, he saw action ...             Saul's Death and Other Poems2 reviews Joe Haldeman Anamnesis Pr, 1997 Brilliant "The proof of a poem is not that we have never forgotten it, but we knew at sight we would never forget it." Of course Robert Frost said that, and it is true for me of several poems in this collection. I only occasionally read poetry and I very rarely commend a work to others. This is an easy exception. This is very good poetry that I recommend highly (though it is hard to ever guess what ...             Cosmic Laughter; Science Fiction for the Fun of It1 review Ben Bova, Norman Spinrad, ... Henry Holth & Co (J), 1974 a fantastic and unique compilation Great collection of scifi stories with comedic twists. Loved it. Id even re-buy it for my kindle if they had it available. One of my all-time favorite collections. -d             Forever Peace1 review Joe Haldeman UNSPECIFIED VENDOR Will Peace be Attained? Joe Haldeman (1943) wrote two "Hugo" & "Nebula" awarded novels: "The Forever War" (1975) and the present one "Forever Peace" (1997). This is not a minor achievement. He has produced high quality sci-fi as his "Worlds" trilogy, his also "Hugo" & "Nebula" awarded novella "The Hemingway Hoax" (1990) and a number of excellent short stories. Both novels show Haldeman's war experience, he saw action ...             All My Sins Remembered15 reviews Joe Haldeman St. Martin's Press, 1977 What is the Worth of a Man? In the mid-1970s Joe Haldeman was a comet in the science fiction field. In a very short period of time he became referred to as `the new Heinlein', a writer informed by the influences of the New Wave embodied in J.G. Ballard and Harlan Ellison, yet drawing on the tradition of `hard' science fiction and adventure. His first novel The Forever War won both the Hugo and Nebula Awards for Best Novel ...             Paz Interminable1 review Joe Haldeman Ediciones B, 1999 Peace May Have a Huge Cost! Ediciones B has "Nova", a sci-fi collection with many interesting titles & authors in Spanish version. Since 2004 Ediciones B has launched a pocket book collection "Byblos" with no specific genre defined. Fortunately for us, sci-fi buffs, some volumes pertain to this genre, allowing us to access a very inexpensive and high quality product. Joe Haldeman (1943) wrote two "Hugo" & "Nebula" ...             Buying Time4 reviews Joe Haldeman Morrow, William Company In, 1989 My favorite book Being a devoted SF fan with a library of hundreds of books, and with an interest ranging from early works of A.E. van Vogt in the 1940s to Gibson and all ranges of the field, I was surprised to read this book by a to me unknown author and find that it was the best one I ever read. The story is suspenseful, fastpaced, and reminds me of a mix between Alistair MacLean and John le Carre set in an SF ...             Dealing in Futures8 reviews Joe Haldeman Viking Adult, 1985 First Rate Short Story Collection Joe Haldeman is an excellent short story writer, as he proves in "Dealing in Futures." The book opens with the chilling novella "Seasons," about an outer space anthropological study gone horribly wrong. Another lengthy item is "You Can Never Go Back," which was originally intended to be the middle portion of Haldeman's best novel "The Forever War," and was actually included in later versions of ...             The Forever War 1: Marvano : Private Mandella3 reviews Joe Haldeman Nbm Pub Co, 1991 grasps you and will not leave you alone I have red the books dozens of times and every time it leaves me with this strange fealing of emptyness and the feeling that I've been there too ... One of the best in it genre             There Is No Darkness6 reviews Jack C. Haldeman II, Joe Haldeman Ace, 1983 Classic coming of age story I read this in my late teens and recently went back and re-read it after buying it used through Amazon. It is a science fiction story complete with the Haldeman brothers exacting science (I think I read somewhere that one is a biologist and the other a physicist) but told through the eyes of a `farm boy' type going off to college (in the form of a starship based university). This naïve farm boy ...             The Forever War298 reviews Joe Haldeman St. Martin's Griffin, 2009 A easy and enjoyable SF read--with bonus social commentary I finally read the classic 1974 sci-fi novel by Joe Haldeman called The Forever War which won both the Hugo and Nebula Awards in 1975 and 1976, respectively. These are pretty significant achievements and it would be difficult for a book to live up to them. This one does. The central premise is about a war between humans and aliens that is occurring way out in space so that even though ...             World's Apart5 reviews Joe Haldeman Ultramarine Pub Co, 1983 Great book, even better than Worlds I loved this book, even better than the first book in the series. It's not often I can say a book moved me, but man, there are part in this book you will never forget. I bought this series after I caught a talk by Stephen King years ago where someone asked to name some of his favorite writers. I wrote a few names down and somehow I only tracked down one: Haldeman. I don't recall if he ...             A Separate War and Other Stories6 reviews Joe Haldeman Ace Hardcover, 2006 A young writer who became an award winner in his genre. Joe Haldeman's A SEPARATE WAR AND OTHER STORIES gathers, for the first time, some fifteen tales of Haldeman's best works, from his first short story to later favorites, and will delight and surprise fans who know him best through his full-length award-winning novels THE FOREVER WAR and others. These retrospective stories come with in-depth author notes and provide a strong chronological ...             Worlds10 reviews Joe Haldeman, 2002 Worlds Apart from the Average Author Worlds was one of the first science fiction novels I ever read and it is still one of the best. When I started this book I got through the first 50 pages or so. For various reasons I didn't pick the book up until about six months later. When I finally got back to it, I was able to remember everything I had read before. Haldeman was definitely on top of his game with this one. He took a great ...             Tool of the Trade3 reviews Joe Haldeman Avon Books (Mm), 1988 A favorite fantasy - done in a reasonably moral way Ever daydream you can control other peoples minds? Well, this isn't a porn story! (grin) It's a fast paced delightful action thriller. Would make a very entertaining movie.... oh well, sad that it's out of print.             Mindbridge8 reviews Joe Haldeman Avon Books (Mm), 1983 One of the best Haldeman books Haldeman has a dedicated following for a reason, one of the big reasons is this book. I read Mindbridge after reading Worlds and Worlds Apart. Since then I've read most of Haldman's novels. My favorites are easily, Forever Peace, Forever War, Mindbridge, and Worlds Apart. This is a great place to start if you are new to Haldeman. My only complaint is it's a little short. 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