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Homepage : http://www.adamroberts.com/
Residence: London, England

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    Books In Classes: [Science Fiction] [Fantasy] [Non-Fiction] [Reference]
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    Books In Database: 10

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Bibliography - Fiction Books by Adam Roberts

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Gradisil (©2006) 464 pp.
Science Fiction Amazon US TPB Amazon UK PB Amazon UK HC Amazon Canada TPB
Reviews Available by: [Harriet Klausner]

The Snow (©2004)
Science Fiction Amazon UK PB

The Soddit (©2003) 240 pp.
Fantasy Amazon US HC Amazon UK HC Amazon Canada HC
Comment: Parody of The Hobbit.

Polystom : Two Universes, One Reality (©2003) 304 pp.
Science Fiction Amazon US PB Amazon UK PB Amazon UK HC Amazon Canada PB

Jupiter Magnified (©2003)
Science Fiction Amazon UK PB Amazon UK HC

Park Polar (©2002) 109 pp.
Science Fiction Amazon US PB Amazon UK PB Amazon Canada PB
Comment: Novella

Stone (©2002) 272 pp.
Science Fiction Amazon US PB Amazon UK PB Amazon Canada PB

Bibliography - Non-Fiction Books by Adam Roberts

The History of Science Fiction (©2005) 392 pp.
Non-Fiction Reference Science Fiction Amazon US TPB Amazon US HC Amazon UK HC Amazon Canada TPB Amazon Canada HC

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