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This will contain the links to all our remembrance pages and will be posted on the front page, just under contacts.
In Memoriam:
James Hogan 1941-2010
Milorad Pavic 1929-2009
Charles Brown 1937-2009
David Eddings 1931-2009
Michael Cox 1948-2009
JG Ballard 1930-2009
Philip Jose Farmer 1918-2009
Michael Crichton 1942-2008
Michael Turner 1971-2008
Arthur C. Clarke 1917-2008
Robert Jordan 1948-2007
Lloyd Alexander 1924-2007
In Memoriam:
James Hogan 1941-2010
Milorad Pavic 1929-2009
Charles Brown 1937-2009
David Eddings 1931-2009
Michael Cox 1948-2009
JG Ballard 1930-2009
Philip Jose Farmer 1918-2009
Michael Crichton 1942-2008
Michael Turner 1971-2008
Arthur C. Clarke 1917-2008
Robert Jordan 1948-2007
Lloyd Alexander 1924-2007
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Hopefully more won't follow any time soon. I think death should have a quote on how many smart people in the literature field it should take.
PS: This is a fantastic idea. :)
Well done. The sf-fantasy genre may be immortal, but writers are not. As much as I will miss the greats, so do I look forward to new faces such as Brandon Sanderson and Ken Scholes. Fortunately we still have a great mix of stalwarts and start ups from whom to choose.
No David Gemmell?
No David Gemmell?
Robert started the blog in 2007 and Mr. Gemmell has passed away in 2006, though Mihir commemorated the 4th anniversary of the author's death this year with a scanned graphic story
http://fantasybookcritic.blogspot.com/2010/07/exclusive-david-gremmell-short-story.html