Aldiss - Helliconia Spring(erg)
Asimov - Foundation
Bear - Eon
Benford - In The Ocean Of Night
Bester - none (sadly)
Blish - A Case Of Conscience
Bradbury - one of his short story books
Brin - Startide Rising (read this book)
Clarke - Childhood's End
Dick - Do Androids Dream Of Electric Sheep
Heinlein - good lord, I have no idea, Starship Troopers probably
Le Guin - The Left Hand Of Darkness
Moorcock - Elric Of Melnibone
Niven - Ringworld
Norton - None (!)
Pohl - Gateway
Pratchett - The Light Fantastic
Silverberg - Lord Valentine's Castle or Across A Billion Years
Strugeon - None
Wells - The Time Machine

Posted by jp on Wednesday September 14, 2005 at 3:05 PM at 3:05 PM

Oh, this one's easy. Only 3 out of 20.

Brian Aldiss: none
Isaac Asimov: Foundation
Greg Bear: none
Gregory Benford: none
Alfred Bester: none
James Blish: none
Ray Bradbury: none
David Brin: none
Arthur C. Clarke: Rendezvous with Rama
Philip K. Dick: none
Robert A. Heinlein: none
Ursula K. LeGuin: none
Michael Moorcock: none
Larry Niven: none
Andre Norton: Elvenbane
Frederik Pohl: none
Terry Pratchett: none
Robert Silverberg: none
Theodore Sturgeon: none
H.G. Wells: none

Posted by SR on Wednesday September 14, 2005 at 3:39 PM at 3:39 PM

Brian Aldiss: Non Stop
Isaac Asimov: The Caves of Steel
Greg Bear: Eon
Gregory Benford: none
Alfred Bester: The Stars My Destination
James Blish: Cities in Flight
Ray Bradbury: Something Wicked This Way Comes
David Brin: Glory Season
Arthur C. Clarke: 9 Billion Names of God
Philip K. Dick: Flow My Tears, the Policeman Said
Robert A. Heinlein: To Sail Beyond the Sunset
Ursula K. LeGuin: The Left Hand of Darkness
Michael Moorcock: Elric of Melnibone
Larry Niven: Neutron Star
Andre Norton: The Elevenbane
Frederik Pohl: The World at the End of Time
Terry Pratchett: none
Robert Silverberg: none
Theodore Sturgeon: none
H.G. Wells: The Time Machine

I don't do that well towards the end eh? writing the first is so much harder than writing the last!

Posted by chani1896 on Wednesday September 14, 2005 at 5:20 PM at 5:20 PM

Aldiss - Long AFternoon of Earth, maybe?
Asimov - Gods Themselves
Bear - Strength of STones
Benford - In The Ocean Of Night (when it was serialized in Galaxy!)
Bester - Demolished Man
Blish - The first Trek book he did
Bradbury - Something Wicked
Brin - Sundiver
Clarke - Nine Billion Names of God collection
Dick - Man in the High Castle
Heinlein - Have Spacesuit Will Travel
Le Guin - Dispossessed
Moorcock - Elric Of Melnibone
Niven - The Flying Sorcerers (with Gerrold)
Norton - One of the Witch Worlds. Awful.
Pohl - Gateway (Also in Galaxy.)
Pratchett - Started Colour of Magic
Silverberg - World's Fair 1992 (came out in 68)
Strugeon - More Than Human
Wells - Food of the Gods

Posted by Jeff on Wednesday September 14, 2005 at 11:32 PM at 11:32 PM

Aimov Fantastic Voyage
Blish Star Trek One
Bradbury I Sing the Body Electric
Clarke Childhood's End
Heilein Stranger in a Strange Land
Le Guin The Word For World is Forest
Moorcock The Chronicles of Corum
Niven Ringworld
Norton Daybreak-2250 A.D
Pohl Stopping at Slowyear
Pratchett The Light Fantastic
Wells The Time Machine

Posted by Richard Novak on Thursday September 15, 2005 at 1:39 PM at 1:39 PM

Brian Aldiss: Billion Year Spree
Isaac Asimov: The Stars, Like Dust
Greg Bear: Blood Music
Gregory Benford: The Jupiter Project
Alfred Bester: The Stars My Destination
James Blish: Cities in Flight (omnibus, They Shall Have Stars is the first of the series)
Ray Bradbury: The Martian Chronicles
David Brin: Sundiver
Arthur C. Clarke: Islands in the Sky
Philip K. Dick: Ubik (what a way to start!)
Robert A. Heinlein: Rocket Ship Galileo, followed by the others of that ilk, then moving on to the adult titles.
Ursula K. LeGuin: The Dispossed
Michael Moorcock: One of the Elric books
Larry Niven: Protector
Andre Norton: Star Born (and a ton of others)
Frederik Pohl: The Space Merchants (with C.M. Kornbluth)
Terry Pratchett: Nada
Robert Silverberg: Revolt on Alpha C
Theodore Sturgeon: Short story collection, can't recall the title.
H.G. Wells: The Time Machine or War of the Worlds

FIRST SF BOOK EVER READ: Rocket to Limbo, Alan E. Nourse. Blame it all on that one title. It hooked me like a sturgeon.

Posted by Fred Kiesche on Thursday September 15, 2005 at 7:56 PM at 7:56 PM

Brian Aldiss: Frankenstein Unbound
Isaac Asimov: Lucky Starr
Greg Bear: Blood Music
Gregory Benford: none
Alfred Bester: None
James Blish: Cities in Flight
Ray Bradbury: Martian Chronicles
David Brin: Postman
Arthur C. Clarke: Sands of Mars
Philip K. Dick: Man in High Castle
Robert A. Heinlein: Orphans of the Sky
Ursula K. LeGuin: The Left Hand of Darkness
Michael Moorcock: Elric of Melnibone
Larry Niven: Ringworld
Andre Norton: Star Rangers
Frederik Pohl: Space Merchants
Terry Pratchett: Colour of Magic
Robert Silverberg: Book of Skulls
Theodore Sturgeon: More Than Human
H.G. Wells: War of the Worlds

Posted by Bill Capossere on Friday September 16, 2005 at 11:52 PM at 11:52 PM

Brian Aldiss: none
Isaac Asimov: I, Robot series
Greg Bear: none
Gregory Benford: none
Alfred Bester: None
James Blish: Spock Must Die!
Ray Bradbury: Fahrenheit 451
David Brin: none
Arthur C. Clarke: none
Philip K. Dick: none
Robert A. Heinlein: none
Ursula K. LeGuin: none
Michael Moorcock: Behold the Man
Larry Niven: Ringworld
Andre Norton: None.
Frederik Pohl: Gateway
Terry Pratchett: none
Robert Silverberg: Revolt on Alpha C
Theodore Sturgeon: none
H.G. Wells: War of the Worlds

Posted by T Welch on Friday November 24, 2006 at 1:09 AM at 1:09 AM