Spider Robinson
Spider Robinson is an American-Canadian science fiction author known for his hard science fiction and humorous stories. He has won multiple awards, including three Hugo Awards and a Nebula Award. He is also recognized for his Callahan's Place series and the Stardance Sequence, co-authored with his wife, Jeanne Robinson. Robinson moved to Canada in 1973 and became a Canadian citizen in 2004. He has also worked as a columnist for The Globe and Mail and has a podcast called 'Spider On The Web'.
Awards
['John W. Campbell Award for Best New Writer (1974)', 'Hugo Award for Best Novella (1977)', 'Hugo Award for Best Novella (1978) (with Jeanne Robinson)', 'Hugo Award for Best Short Story (1983)', 'Nebula Award for Best Novella (1977) (with Jeanne Robinson)', 'Robert A. Heinlein Award for Lifetime Achievement (2008)', 'LASFS Forrest J Ackerman Award for Lifetime Achievement (2015)', 'Inkpot Award (2001)']
Notable Works
["Callahan's Crosstime Saloon", 'Stardance Trilogy', 'Variable Star']
