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Geoff Ryman

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Geoff Ryman

b. 1951

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Geoff Ryman is an author known for his science fiction, including The Unconquered Country and contributions to Year's Best SF 9. He has also written novels such as 253, Crossing the Border, and The King's Last Song.

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Literary Fiction Science Fiction Fiction Fantasy Magical Realism

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Air: Or, Have Not Have

Geoff Ryman

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THE KING'S LAST SONG

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Year's Best SF 9

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Year's Best SF #9
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253. Der U- Bahn- Roman

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The unconquered country

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Frequently asked questions

  • What is Geoff Ryman best known for?

    Geoff Ryman is particularly recognized for his innovative approach to science fiction, often blending it with literary fiction. His novel "253" is notable for its experimental structure, where each of the 253 passengers on a London Underground train has a 253-word story.

  • Where should a new reader start with Geoff Ryman's books?

    For readers interested in his more experimental and acclaimed work, "253" offers a unique entry point into his style. If you prefer a more traditional narrative with strong speculative elements, "The Unconquered Country" is a good starting place.