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Richard K. Lyon (1933-2008)
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*************************************************** Richard K. Lyon (1933-2008) *************************************************** Novelist and Research Chemist, Dr. Richard K. Lyon, died November 21, 2008 in his Fargo, North Dakota home surrounded by his family. Born December 22, 1933, Lyon ...

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StarShipSofa Interviews Richard K Morgan
— sffaudio.com — StarShipSofa interviews Richard K Morgan On the StarShipSofa this week host Tony C Smith is joined by one of the hottest SF/Fantasy writers working today. Join Tony deep in the Sofa’s Engine Room, as he talks to Richard K Morgan.  ... (more) StarShipSofa Interviews Richard K Morgan

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Author Richard K. Lyon Dies
SFScope — The Science Fiction and Fantasy Writers of America report the death of member Dr. Richard K. Lyon, on 21 November 2008. Born 22 December 1933, Lyon held a PhD in physical chemistry from Harvard, and held patents for chemical processes. As a science fiction writer, his first story appeared in Analog in 1973. He went on to write a trilogy with Andrew J. Offutt: Demon in the Mirror (1977), The Eye of Sarsis (1980), and Web of the Spider (1981). In 2007, his collection Tales from the Lyonheart was published by Wild Cat Books. Lyon is survived by his wife and two sons.

RIP: Author Richard K. Lyon
Beam Me Up - Science & Science Fiction news — From SFScope online: The Science Fiction and Fantasy Writers of America report the death of member Dr. Richard K. Lyon, on 21 November 2008. Born 22 December 1933, Lyon held a PhD in physical chemistry from Harvard, and held patents for chemical processes. As a science fiction writer, his first story appeared in Analog in 1973. He went on to write a trilogy with Andrew J. Offutt: Demon in the Mirror (1977), The Eye of Sarsis (1980), and Web of the Spider (1981). In 2007, his collection Tales from the Lyonheart was published by Wild Cat Books. Lyon is survived by his ...

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