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Mars further became a real place to me upon reading Robert Silverberg's kids 'book, "Lost Race of Mars," when the children found a kitten in Xanthe.

EXCLUSIVE INTERVIEW: Ken Edgett 2010

I'd be inclined to go for something like Robert Silverberg's Dying Inside: an intensely human and impassioned story about loss and rediscovery that just happens to revolve around a science-fictional premise.

MIND MELD: The Perfect SF/F/H Books to Give to People Who Don't Read SF/F/H 2009

I remember that last one well: OMNI used that as the illustration for the first publication of Robert Silverberg's "Our Lady of the Sauropods".

Frank Frazetta (1928-2010) greygirlbeast 2010

The gorgeous re-edition of Silverberg's fantastic SON OF MAN brought the question to mind.

For Your Consideration: Books I Edited in 2008 Lou Anders 2009

I am reading it right now as we speak/Robert Silverberg's contribution to the anthology was indeed very good, such a beautiful melancholic and ultimately sad composition.

British Fantasy Awards grrm 2010

And, later still, we started reading Robert Silverberg's Nightwings (1968), which I've not read since junior high.

Views from the Road greygirlbeast 2009

Born With The Dead is considered one of Silverberg's best works, and it's definitely worth to seek out.

Robert Silverberg's "The World Inside": Overpopulation, Sex and Sensibility 2009

Ms. Silverberg's wedding gown came from an Oxfam thrift shop in her native Edinburgh.

For Brides and Grooms Who Have Everything, Something to Ease the Conscience Lucette Lagnado 2012

We finished Robert Silverberg's Nightwings (1968), in preparation for this next story I have to write (I'm shelving the zombie story, "(Dead) Love Among the Ruins" until later in the month).

"There is no real decay. The flesh is barely bruised" nineweaving 2009

The Time Traveler goes back to revisit Robert Silverberg's 1970 WorldCon Guest of Honor speech in which he talks about Science Fiction in the Age of Revolution. [via SFFaudio]

SF Tidbits for 1/11/09 2009