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Arthur C. Clarke (1917- ) is widely regarded as one of the best of the science fiction writers. He is the recipient of many awards, including the Hugo Award (1956, 1974), Nebula award, the SFWA Grand Master award in 1986, and a host of other awards. He was a nominee for the Nobel Peace Prize in 1996. Clarke is known for both his fiction and nonfiction. His Profiles of the Future was an important future studies effort. His novels are generally highly regarded. The best known novels include Childhood’s End, Against the Fall of Night, Earthlight, the Deep Range, 2001: A Space Odyssey, and Rendezvous with Rama. He authored many short stories, including The Star, a heavily reprinted story with religious overtones. He is perhaps best know for the book and movie versions of 2001: A Space Odyssey, one of the iconic works of science fiction.

From the guide to the Inventory of the Arthur C. Clarke - Playboy Papers: SCIF MSS 00234 ., 1960-1969., (Cushing Memorial Library)

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Inventory of the Arthur C. Clarke - Playboy Papers: SCIF MSS 00234 ., 1960-1969.

Title: Inventory of the Arthur C. Clarke - Playboy Papers: 1960-1969.

Material related to Arthur C. Clarke sales to 1960 - 1969. An archive of 27 typed letters and 7 autograph letters, Clarke to Spectroksy (26) and Clarke to Hefner (1), with internal memoranda, correspondence from Includes typescripts, marked as setting copy, for 4 short works of fiction and 8 nonfiction pieces by Clarke. Playboy Magazine, Playboy Playboy.

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Vol. LIII (ff 157). 1888-1900.Charles Charrington, alias Martin; actor: Janet Achurch, actress; wife of C Carrington: Letters of G. B. Shaw to Charles Charrington and Janet Achurch: 1889-1924, n.d.: Typewritten copies.Ashley Dukes, author and dramat... 1888-1900

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Title: Vol. LIII (ff 157). 1888-1900.Charles Charrington, alias Martin; actor: Janet Achurch, actress; wife of C Carrington: Letters of G. B. Shaw to Charles Charrington and Janet Achurch: 1889-1924, n.d.: Typewritten copies.Ashley Dukes, author and dramat... 1888-1900

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SOCIETY OF AUTHORS ARCHIVE. Vol. XIII (ff. 241). 1. ff. 1-9. Peter Churchill; 1954-1956. 2. ff. 10-17. Alfred Alexander Gordon Clark ('Cyril Hare'); 1948-1952. 3. ff. 18-177. Janet Macdonald Clark; 1926-1945, n.d. Also including material relating to ... 1926-1956

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Title: SOCIETY OF AUTHORS ARCHIVE. Vol. XIII (ff. 241). 1. ff. 1-9. Peter Churchill; 1954-1956. 2. ff. 10-17. Alfred Alexander Gordon Clark ('Cyril Hare'); 1948-1952. 3. ff. 18-177. Janet Macdonald Clark; 1926-1945, n.d. Also including material relating to ... 1926-1956

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