Harry Garrison is an outstanding American science fiction writer, whose numerous works have been awarded literary prizes. He wrote a large number of novels and short stories that have received worldwide recognition.
On account of Harry Garrison, whose real name is Henry Maxwell Dempsey, 23 novels, 5 series of fantastic books that have become world bestsellers, and countless stories and stories. He wrote in the genre of science fiction, and the heroes of his books always got into incredible adventures on the planets of the star system.
The first published book by Harrison was the novel Indomitable Planet (1960), which then found its continuation in three more books published under the cycle "The World of Death" (The Daethworld Trilogy). In them, he describes the adventures of the hero Jason din Alt, who has unusual talents to influence the results of gambling and who has become an alien on another planet.
The series of books entitled Bill the Galactic Hero won fiction lovers with an unusual mixture of subtle humor and science, which found its mark in his other works. But, perhaps, the most popular series of books was the ten-volume "Steel Rat" (The Stainless Steel Rat), with the heroes of which every time more and more exciting adventures happened. This cycle includes "The Birth of the Steel Rat", "The Steel Rat goes to the army", "Revenge of the Steel Rat" and many others.
Garrison also wrote the trilogy "To the Stars" (1981), a three-volume cycle "Eden" (1986-1988), displaying an unusual image of an alternative world, a four-volume "Hammer and Cross", as well as a series of books entitled "Return to the World of Death". In his works, he often described the Esperanto language, which he was fluent in along with seven other languages, transferred the real problems of the earth to other planets and, of course, described the consequences that they could lead to. His characters often have amazing talents and fantastic abilities. But most importantly, Garrison makes the reader experience wonderful moments and feel himself in the very heart of the distant future.
Among his novels are such famous works as "Montezuma's Revenge", "The Star Adventures of the Galactic Rangers", "Stonehenge", "The Dulles Effect". He also wrote the stories "The War with Robots", "The Way to Calvary", "Paradise Lost", "The Robot Who Wanted to Know Everything" and many others. For his work, Garrison received the Nobel Prize.
