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Very interesting Essay by Mary Pat Campbell relating Larry Niven and Jerry Pournelle's Inferno with Dante's Inferno...
The story of science fiction author Ray Nelson's last converstaion with Philip K. Dick. Includes mention of Larry Niven...
Featuring Destiny's Road Review and Nit List by Andy Love. Includes some very interesting thoughts on various Niven related topics by members of larryniven-l
Ringworld Psalm by Man-Kzin War series author Matthew Joseph Harrington.
An extensive Art Gallery with sections devoted to shots of Larry Niven himself and fan-produced artwork.
A "Tom Swiftie" is an expression derived from the character Tom Swift. It was said that, in his stories, nobody ever just "said" anything; the word "said" had to be either modified by an adverb or replaced by a more expressive verb. You get the idea...
What's next, Spoonerisms? Hey, that just might work...
A "slides and notes" version of a talk, written and presented to the Johns Hopkins University Society of Physics Students by Andrew E. Love Jr, a long-standing subscriber, and frequent contributor, to the Larry Niven mail list.
The following is a "slides and notes" version of a talk, written by Andrew E. Love Jr, a long-standing subscriber, and frequent contributor, to the Larry Niven mail list, and presented by him as part of the 2007 Balticon science program
A modal analysis of The Ringworld, by Peter Taylor, a long-time member of the Larry Niven mail list and a real NASA scientist.
section is a small selection of Larry's writings which we have been given permission to host on this site.
You know you've read too much Niven when...
A collection of links to related news articles, where some of Larry's predictions are starting to come true, like the reports of organlegging in China.
section features media links and a selection of files; for instance you can download a "Ringworld" inspired desktop theme.
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