Robert J. Sawyer
Robert J. Sawyer is the most decorated Canadian science fiction writer alive, with a Hugo, a Nebula and a Campbell, and he writes the kind of idea-driven novel that gets described as accessible without being simple. He is also a fixture of Canadian public broadcasting on anything scientific. The books ask a big question plainly and then follow it honestly.
TV (1)
Books (2)
Where to start with Robert J. Sawyer
Hominids won the Hugo and is the place to start, a Neanderthal physicist crossing into our world from a parallel Earth where his species survived. Rollback is the one about an eighty-seven-year-old woman offered rejuvenation and what that costs a marriage. Prisoners of Gravity is the Canadian television series he appeared on rather than a novel.