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Science Fiction
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Space and Time
Travel through time and/or space to explore alternative pasts or futures
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Baxter, Stephen
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Bova, Ben
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Brunner, John
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Card, Orson Scott
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McDevitt, Jack
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Niven, Larry
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Norton, Andre
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Silverberg, Robert
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Simmons, Dan
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Wells, H G
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Willis, Connie
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Technical
An emphasis on scientific achievement, usually involving flight into outer space
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Asimov, Isaac
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Bear, Greg
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Benford, Gregory
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Brunner, John
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Clarke, Arthur C
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Robinson, Kim Stanley
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Space opera
Space adventure stories of extravagant dimensions, often involving galatic empires and space battles
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Bujold, Lois McMaster
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Card, Orson Scott
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Cherryh, C J
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Foster, Alan Dean
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Hamilton, Peter F
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Harrison, Harry
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Heinlein, Robert A
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Humorous
Science fiction adventures with a humorous twist
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Adams, Douglas
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Harrison, Harry
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Rankin, Robert
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Shaw, Bob
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Cyber-punk
Science fiction involving oppressive futuristic computerized societies
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Barnes, John
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Egan,Greg
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William Gibson
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Gwyneth Jones
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Katharine Kerr
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Dan Simmons
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Neal Stephenson
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Bruce Sterling
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Tad Williams
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General
Other Science Fiction writers
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Aldiss, Brian
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Anderson, Kevin J
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Anthony, Piers
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Barnes, John
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Bradbury, Ray
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Brin, David
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Dick, Philip K
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Egan, Greg
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Gibson, William
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Herbert, Brian
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Herbert, Frank
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Jones, Gwyneth
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Kerr, Katharine
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Lessing, Doris
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McAuley, Paul
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McDevitt, Jack
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McDonald, Ian
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MacLeod, Ken
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May, Julian
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Mosse, Kate
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Pohl, Frederik
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Priest, Christopher
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Russell, Mary Doria
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Shatner, William
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Shaw, Bob
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Sheffield, Charles
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Simmons, Dan
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Sinclair, Alison
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Stephenson, Neal
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Steele, Allen, M
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Sterling, Bruce
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Tepper, Sheri
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Watson, Ian
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Williams, Tad
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Wingrove, David
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Wyndham, John
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Zahn, Timothy
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