ロバート・J. ソウヤー
Robert J. Sawyer is a Canadian science fiction writer, dubbed "the dean of Canadian science fiction" by the Ottawa Citizen in 1999.
He describes himself as a "hard science-fiction writer." His work often delves into metaphysics, à la Arthur C. Clarke, and philosophy; he very much comes from the school that says science fiction is the literature of ideas.
In 1995, Henry Mietkiewicz of The Toronto Star dubbed him "Canada's only native-born full-time science fiction writer," but, with the explosion of Canadian SF later in that decade, that ceased to be true; Julie E. Czerneda and Karl Schroeder are among the handful of full-time SF writers born in and still living in Canada. Sawyer remains, however, Canada's most prolific and most honored writer in the genre.
wikipedia: ロバート・J. ソウヤー
He describes himself as a "hard science-fiction writer." His work often delves into metaphysics, à la Arthur C. Clarke, and philosophy; he very much comes from the school that says science fiction is the literature of ideas.
In 1995, Henry Mietkiewicz of The Toronto Star dubbed him "Canada's only native-born full-time science fiction writer," but, with the explosion of Canadian SF later in that decade, that ceased to be true; Julie E. Czerneda and Karl Schroeder are among the handful of full-time SF writers born in and still living in Canada. Sawyer remains, however, Canada's most prolific and most honored writer in the genre.
wikipedia: ロバート・J. ソウヤー
