His novel A Web Between a Worlds, featuring the construction of a space elevator, was published almost at the same time with Arthur C. Clarke's novel about that very same subject, The Fountains of Paradise, a coincidence that amused them both.

For the bit of years he was a chief scientist of Globe Satellite Corporation, a company analysing satellite information. This resulted within several technical indicator papers & ii popular non-nonfictional prose books, Earthwatch & Human olympic games, each collections of traitorously colour & enhanced images of Globe from either space.

He won a Nebula and Hugo awards for his novelette "Georgia on My Mind" and the 1992 John W. Campbell Memorial Award for his novel Brother to Dragons.

He got been writing the column for the Baen Books web site; his endure column caring a discovery of the brain tumour that led to his death.

He was married to writer Nancy Kress.

Bibliography (incomplete)

Novels
Sight of Proteus (1978) The Web Between The Worlds (1979) ''My Brother's Keeper (1982, revised 1998) Between the Strokes of Night (1985) A Nimrod Hunt (1986, revised as A Mind Pool, 1993) Trader's World (1988) Proteus Unbound (1989) Summertide (1990) Divergence (1991) Brother to Dragons (1992) (John W. Campbell Memorial Award) Cold as Ice (1992) Transcendence (1992) Godspeed (1993) The Ganymede Club (1995) Higher Education (1995) Proteus in the Underworld (1995) The Billion Dollar Boy (1997) Convergence (1997) Putting Up Roots (1997) Tomorrow and Tomorrow (1997) Aftermath (1998) The Cyborg from Earth (1998) Starfire (1999) The Spheres of Heaven (2001) Dark as Day (2002) Resurgence (2002)

Non-Fiction
The Borderlands of Science (1999)

Collections
The Compleat McAndrew'' (2001)

Short Stories
"Humanity Test" (1989) "The Double-Spiral Staircase" (1990?) "A Braver Thing" (1990) "Georgia on My Mind" (1993) (Hugo, Nebula)

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