John VarleyAuthor of TitanAlso known as: J. Varley, Varley John, Джон Варли
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John Varley has 1 upcoming event. Charis Books and More: Exploring Genders Through Reading (December 9 at 19:00) 7:00-8:30pm. This facilitated book group meets on the second Wednesday of each month to discuss books that explore gender identity and representation. Join us in December to talk about The John Varley Reader, a collection of John Varley’s best stories from the last 30 years and a must-have for any ... (more)science fiction reader. From the moment John Varley burst onto the scene in 1974, his writing changed what fans would come to expect from science fiction. His stories have won every award the science fiction field had to offer, many times over.
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