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Connie Willis

Connie Willis is a member of the Science Fiction Hall of Fame and a Grand Master of the Science Fiction and Fantasy Writers of America. She has received seven Nebula awards and eleven Hugo awards for her fiction; Blackout and All Clear—a novel in two parts—and Doomsday Book won both. Her other works include Passage, Lincoln’s Dreams, Bellwether, Impossible Things, Remake, Uncharted Territory, To Say Nothing of the Dog, Fire Watch, and Miracle and Other Christmas Stories. Connie Willis lives in Colorado with her family, where she deals with the delights (and the more maddening aspects) of our modern oh-so-connected world on a daily basis.
The Road to Roswell
To Say Nothing of the Dog
Doomsday Book
Terra Incognita
A Lot Like Christmas
Crosstalk
2016 Del Rey Sampler
The Best of Connie Willis
All Clear
Blackout
Fire Watch
Passage
Miracle and Other Christmas Stories
Bellwether
Remake
Uncharted Territory
Impossible Things
Lincoln's Dreams

Books

The Road to Roswell
To Say Nothing of the Dog
Doomsday Book
Terra Incognita
A Lot Like Christmas
Crosstalk
2016 Del Rey Sampler
The Best of Connie Willis
All Clear
Blackout
Fire Watch
Passage
Miracle and Other Christmas Stories
Bellwether
Remake
Uncharted Territory
Impossible Things
Lincoln's Dreams

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