02534cz a2200325n 4500 n 82118842 DLC 20231219064540.0 821120n| azannaabn |b aaa n 82118842 Q317491 wikidata http://www.wikidata.org/entity/Q317491 (OCoLC)oca00815216 DLC eng rda DLC DLC OCoLC UPB DLC UPB GaAaGPL OCoLC InU 1951-08-20 2022-11-19 edtf PS3552.E157 Bear, Greg, 1951-2022 San Diego (Calif.) United States Washington (State) naf Science fiction Fantasy fiction Writing lcsh Association of Science Fiction and Fantasy Artists wikidata http://www.wikidata.org/entity/Q4810051 San Diego Comic-Con naf Authors Illustrators lcsh eng בר, גרג, 1951-2022 Machine-derived non-Latin script reference project. Non-Latin script reference not evaluated. His The wind from a burning woman, c1983: CIP t.p. (Greg Bear) data sheet (b. 8/20/51) Wikipedia, WWW, Jan. 26, 2011: (b. in San Diego, California; lives outside of Seattle, Washington) Greg Bear, WWW, Mar. 5, 2012: (an illustrator; founding member of the Association of Science Fiction Artists; does very little artwork now; writes science fiction novels and short stories, freelance journalist; helped to found San Diego Comic-Con; edited the Forum magazine; lectures and consults on various science subjects) Silentium, 2013: page [331] (author of more than thirty books of hard science fiction, and fantasy; married with two sons; has been awarded two Hugos and five Nebulas for his fiction; has served on action committees and has advised government agencies and corporations) geekwire.com, November 21, 2022 (Greg Bear, a Seattle science-fiction author who played a leading role in defining how global audiences saw future final frontiers, died Saturday [November 19, 2022] of complications following heart surgery. Born in San Diego, Greg Bear had his first short story published in 1967 and began writing full time in 1975. He wrote more than 50 books -- including multiple award-winning series, a Star Trek novel and a Star Wars novel, plus a trilogy set in the Halo video-game universe. His final novel, "The Unfinished Land," was published last year.) https://www.geekwire.com/2022/greg-bear-1951-2022-science-fiction-writer/