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Robert Charles Wilson

Canada (b.1953)

Robert Charles Wilson lives in Toronto, Canada. He is the author of many acclaimed SF novels, including Darwinia, Blind Lake, Julian Comstock, Burning Paradise and the Hugo Award-winning Spin.

Series

Spin
1. Spin (2005)
2. Axis (2007)
3. Vortex (2011)

Novels

A Hidden Place (1986)
Memory Wire (1987)
Gypsies (1988)
The Divide (1989)
A Bridge of Years (1991)
The Harvest (1992)
Mysterium (1994)
Darwinia (1998)
Bios (1999)
The Chronoliths (2001)
Blind Lake (2003)
Julian Comstock (2009)
Burning Paradise (2013)
The Affinities (2015)
Last Year (2016)

Collections

The Perseids (1998)

Novellas

Julian (2006)

Series contributed to

Magic Time (with Marc Scott Zicree)
3. Ghostlands (2004)

Tesseracts (with Edo van Belkom)
10. Tesseracts 10 (2006)

Anthologies containing stories by Robert Charles Wilson

The Year's Best Science Fiction Sixteenth Annual Collection (1997)
The UFO Files (1998)
Eternal Lovecraft (1998)
Star Colonies (2000)

Short stories

	Equinocturne (1975)
	The Blue Gularis (1985)
	Boulevard Life (1985)
	State of the Art (1985)
	A Knight of Antiquity (1986)
	Ballads in 3/4 Time (1987)
	Extras (1987)
	The Perseids [short story] (1995)		World Fantasy (nominee) Nebula Awards (nominee)
	The Inner Inner City (1997)		World Fantasy (nominee)
	Protocols of Consumption (1997)
	Divided by Infinity (1998)		Hugo (nominee)
	The Observer (1998)
	The Dryad's Wedding (2000)

Awards

	Philip K Dick Award Best Book nominee (1986) : A Hidden Place
	Philip K Dick Award Best Book nominee (1991) : A Bridge of Years
	Philip K Dick Award Best Book winner (1994) : Mysterium
	World Fantasy Best Short Story nominee (1996) : The Perseids [short story]
	Nebula Awards Best Novellette nominee (1997) : The Perseids [short story]
	World Fantasy Best Short Story nominee (1998) : The Inner Inner City
	Hugo Best Novel nominee (1999) : Darwinia: A Novel of a Very Different Twentieth Century
	Hugo Best Novellette nominee (1999) : Divided by Infinity
	World Fantasy Best Collection nominee (2001) : The Perseids: And Other Stories
	Hugo Best Novel nominee (2002) : The Chronoliths
	John W Campbell Memorial Award Best Novel winner (2002) : The Chronoliths
	Hugo Best Novel nominee (2004) : Blind Lake
	Hugo Best Novel nominee (2006) : Spin
	John W Campbell Memorial Award Best Novel nominee (2006) : Spin
	John W Campbell Memorial Award Best Novel nominee (2008) : Axis
	Hugo Best Novel nominee (2010) : Julian Comstock: A Story of 22nd-century America
	John W Campbell Memorial Award Best Novel nominee (2010) : Julian Comstock: A Story of 22nd-century America

Robert Charles Wilson recommends

Hominids (2002)
(Neanderthal Parallax, book 1)
Robert J Sawyer
"Sawyer has carried the banner of Asimovian science-fiction into the twenty-first century. Hominids is based in cutting-edge contemporary science--paleoanthropology, quantum computing, neutrino astronomy, among others--and furnished at the same time with touching human (and parahuman) stories. Precise, detailed, and accomplished. The next volume is eagerly anticipated."

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