Known for his romantic style, rural landscapes and conservative, salt-of-the-earth characters drawn from his own experiences, Poul Anderson is perhaps science fiction’s most prolific writer. Born in 1926 in Pennsylvania, Anderson lived in Denmark briefly before the beginning of World War II. Back in the U.S., Anderson graduated from the University of Minnesota with a physics degree ­ an academic background that he puts to good use in his writings.
TomorrowΓÇÖs Children, his first scifi story, was published in 1947. His novels Brain Wave, Three Hearts and Three Lions, and War of Two Worlds
