A warm tribute to the late Hal Clement, the writer, and to Harry Clement
Stubbs, the man behind the pseudonym, this book brings you remembrances
by friends and colleagues, a previously uncollected Hal Clement short
story, an original story by Walter Hunt, an interview by Darrell
Schweitzer, a reminiscence by his widow, Mary Stubbs, and many reminders
of the many ways he affected the lives of fans, students, and fellow
writers.
The contributors to the book begin with the members of the writers'
group he mentored, Hal's Pals: Leslie A. Greenleaf, Jr., Sherry Briggs,
Tania Ruiz, Anne Warner, Steven F. LeBrun, Matthew Jarpe, Ramona
Louise Wheeler, and Lance Dixon. From the professional community
come: Ben Bova, Allen M. Steele, Walter H. Hunt, Anthomy Lewis, Jeffrey
A. Carver, Michael Swanwick, Stanley Schmidt, Julie E. Czerneda, Isaac
Szpindel, Jack Williamson, Michael A. Burstein, David Gerrold, J.
Michael Straczynski, Darrell Schweitzer, and Joe Haldeman.
All proceeds will go to Milton Academy, the school where Harry taught
science for thirty-eight years, and Joslin Diabetes Center, important to
Harry because he had the disease.
