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Bernard Wolfe

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Bernard Wolfe

28 August 1915 – 27 October 1985

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Bernard Wolfe is the author behind the groundbreaking anthology Again, Dangerous Visions. He's known for his work in speculative fiction.

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Literary Fiction Science Fiction Fiction Music Biography & Memoir

Featured Works

Book cover of Memoirs of a Not Altogether Shy Pornographer
Start Here

Memoirs of a Not Altogether Shy Pornographer

Bernard Wolfe

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Really the blues

Barry Gifford

Book cover of In deep

In deep

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Logan's gone

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Logan #2
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Again, Dangerous Visions

Andrew J. Offutt

Dangerous Visions #2

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Frequently asked questions

  • What is Bernard Wolfe best known for?

    Bernard Wolfe is widely recognized for his novel Limbo, a satirical science fiction work that explores themes of technology and human identity. He also gained prominence for his contributions to the anthology Again, Dangerous Visions.

  • What is Bernard Wolfe's writing style like?

    Bernard Wolfe's writing often blends elements of science fiction with social commentary and psychological depth. His work is characterized by its intellectual rigor and willingness to tackle complex philosophical questions.