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Also Known As Poul William Anderson
Born November 25, 1926 • Bristol • Pennsylvania
Died July 31, 2001 (aged 74) • California
Notable Works Nebula Award • “A Midsummer Tempest” • “Genesis” • “Tau Zero” • “The Boat of a Million Years” • “The Merman’s Children” • “Vault of the Ages”
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