
Ben Bova
19 SeriesBen Bova is an acclaimed American author known for his science fiction and non-fiction works, including the Exiles Trilogy, Grand Tour, and Orion series. He has won the Hugo Award six times and served as editor of Analog Science Fiction and Omni magazine. Bova succeeded John W. Campbell as editor of Analog in 1972.
Ben Bova's collaborative works span various genres and themes. In "The To Save the Sun" series, co-authored with A.J. Austin, the narrative explores deep space survival and human resilience. "Gremlins, Go Home!" with Gordon R. Dickson, delves into humorous science fiction involving mischievous creatures. "The Trikon Deception," co-authored with Bill Pogue, centers on political intrigue and space station dynamics. "Rescue Mode," co-authored by Les Johnson, focuses on emergency scenarios in space exploration. Additionally, Bova edited the anthology "Carbide Tipped Pens" with Eric Choi, showcasing hard science fiction stories.