ボブ・ショウ
Bobu Shō
A representative short story that introduced the concept of "slow glass," exploring issues of time, vision and memory.
A collection including "Light of Other Days," featuring inventive ideas such as slow glass.
A tale of adventure and civilizations around the massive artificial structure "Orbitsville," later developed into a trilogy.
A novel with experimental elements; one of his notable longer works published in the English-speaking world.
Bob Shaw was a Northern Irish science-fiction writer best known for inventive concepts such as "slow glass." Primarily a short-story writer, he had a lasting influence on English-language SF and was active in fandom and public speaking.
Reading van Vogt's short stories and early issues of Analog in childhood had a more important and longer-lasting effect on me than any LSD experience.