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Arsen Darnay

3.3/5 ( ratings)
Born
July 30 1936
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Arsen Julius Darnay. Hungarian-born writer, in the USA from 1953 and a US citizen from 1961. He resides in Michigan with wife Brigitte Theodora nee Schulz, retired reference publisher, also born in Europe. They have 3 children, 5 grandchildren, and 2+ great-grandchildren.
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Since age 7, he has considered his "calling to be a writer, even poet". His first sf story, "The Splendid Freedom", appeared in Galaxy in 1974; his first novel, A Hostage for Hinterland, set the pattern for much of his work: in a Post-Holocaust USA, where floating Cities depend upon land-dwelling ecofreak tribesmen for the helium that cools their reactors, crisis erupts into a bleak and somewhat metaphysical confrontation, at the end of which the cities die. A similarly abstract dichotomy, set on a Rimworld, is destabilized in The Siege of Faltara . The Splendid Freedom carries its protagonists, who are linked through Reincarnation, into a variety of Dystopias. Darnay did not publish fiction 1981-2009.

Arsen Darnay

3.3/5 ( ratings)
Born
July 30 1936
Website
Go to Website
Arsen Julius Darnay. Hungarian-born writer, in the USA from 1953 and a US citizen from 1961. He resides in Michigan with wife Brigitte Theodora nee Schulz, retired reference publisher, also born in Europe. They have 3 children, 5 grandchildren, and 2+ great-grandchildren.
http://www.isfdb.org/wiki/index.php/B...

Since age 7, he has considered his "calling to be a writer, even poet". His first sf story, "The Splendid Freedom", appeared in Galaxy in 1974; his first novel, A Hostage for Hinterland, set the pattern for much of his work: in a Post-Holocaust USA, where floating Cities depend upon land-dwelling ecofreak tribesmen for the helium that cools their reactors, crisis erupts into a bleak and somewhat metaphysical confrontation, at the end of which the cities die. A similarly abstract dichotomy, set on a Rimworld, is destabilized in The Siege of Faltara . The Splendid Freedom carries its protagonists, who are linked through Reincarnation, into a variety of Dystopias. Darnay did not publish fiction 1981-2009.

Books from Arsen Darnay

Galaxy (with Worlds of IF), March 1975 (Volume 36, No. 3)

3.6/5 ( ratings)

Worlds of IF Science Fiction, 1974 October (Volume 22, No. 7)

3.6/5 ( ratings)

Science Fiction Stories 73

1/5 ( ratings)

Science Fiction Stories 81

3/5 ( ratings)

Analog Science Fiction and Fact, July 1978

3/5 ( ratings)

La fisica del Karma - Prima parte

3/5 ( ratings)

New Voices 4: The John W. Campbell Award Nominees

3/5 ( ratings)

A Hostage for Hinterland

3/5 ( ratings)

The Splendid Freedom

3/5 ( ratings)

La fisica del Karma - Seconda parte

3/5 ( ratings)
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