Robert Sliverberg Orden de los libros
Robert Silverberg es una figura celebrada de la ciencia ficción, conocido por sus perspicaces exploraciones de la condición humana en entornos especulativos. Sus narrativas profundizan en complejos paisajes psicológicos y en intrincadas estructuras sociales, ofreciendo a los lectores una visión profunda y a menudo desafiante del futuro. Con un estilo de prosa distintivo, Silverberg elabora magistralmente historias que resuenan con profundidad temática y rigor intelectual. Su extensa obra constituye una contribución significativa al género.
- 2023
- 2022
This collection features Noir Mystery, Crime, and Murder stories. The author reflects on his first piece for a crime-fiction magazine, written shortly after graduating from Columbia in June 1956. He shares a glimpse of his life during that time, living in a residential hotel on West 114th St. in Manhattan, which had transformed from a grand apartment house into one-room accommodations. The hotel was home to notable literary figures like Harlan Ellison and Randall Garrett, along with a mix of Columbia graduate students, elderly widows, and transient individuals. A vivid memory from this period involves returning home to hear furious shouts, witnessing a dramatic scene where a resident was throwing her roommate's belongings out of an upper-story window, with the sound of a radio crashing onto the pavement etched in his mind. This collection finally brings together a selection of Silverberg's criminally overlooked tales, crafted over more than sixty years. Each story is presented for your enjoyment, capturing a bygone era devoid of modern distractions like cell phones or TV remotes. These narratives transport readers back to a time filled with intrigue and excitement.