(Sagan was Dir. of the Laboratory for Planetary Studies and David Duncan Prof. of Astronomy and Space Sciences at Cornell University. He played a leading role in the Mariner, Viking and Voyager expeditions to the planets and was a recipient of the Pulitzer Prize for literature. He died in 1996.
Non fiction
Intelligent Life in the Universe (1966) (with L S Shklovskii)
Planets (1966) (with Jonathan Norton Leonard)
Communicaton with Extraterrestrial Intelligence (1973)
The Cosmic Connection (1973)
Other Worlds (1975)
The Dragons of Eden (1977)
Broca's Brain (1979)
Cosmos (1980) (with Gentry Lee)
Murmurs of Earth (1983)
Comet (1985) (with Ann Druyan)
Shadows of Forgotten Ancestors (1992) (with Ann Druyan)
Pale Blue Dot (1994)
The Demon Haunted World (1996)
Billions and Billions (1997)
The Varieties of Scientific Experience (2006)
Planets (1966) (with Jonathan Norton Leonard)
Communicaton with Extraterrestrial Intelligence (1973)
The Cosmic Connection (1973)
Other Worlds (1975)
The Dragons of Eden (1977)
Broca's Brain (1979)
Cosmos (1980) (with Gentry Lee)
Murmurs of Earth (1983)
Comet (1985) (with Ann Druyan)
Shadows of Forgotten Ancestors (1992) (with Ann Druyan)
Pale Blue Dot (1994)
The Demon Haunted World (1996)
Billions and Billions (1997)
The Varieties of Scientific Experience (2006)
Awards
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Books about Carl Sagan
Carl Sagan and Immanuel Velikovsky (1995) by Charles Ginenthal
Carl Sagan: A Life (1999) by Keay Davidson
Carl Sagan: A Life in Science (1999) by William Poundstone
Carl Sagan: A Life (1999) by Keay Davidson
Carl Sagan: A Life in Science (1999) by William Poundstone
Carl Sagan recommends
The Listeners (1972)
James Gunn
"One of the very best fictional portrayals of contact with extraterrestial intelligence ever written!"
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