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L. Neil Smith

Lester Neil Smith III, better known as L. Neil Smith, is an American libertarian science fiction author and political activist. His works include the trilogy of Lando Calrissian novels, all published in 1983: Lando Calrissian and the Mindharp of Sharu, Lando Calrissian and the Flamewind of Oseon, and Lando Calrissian and the Starcave of ThonBoka. He also wrote the novels Pallas, The Forge of the Elders, and The Probability Broach, each of which won the Libertarian Futurist Society's annual Prometheus Award for best libertarian science fiction novel. In 2016, Smith received a Special Award for Lifetime Achievement from the Libertarian Futurist Society.

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BOOKS BY THIS AUTHOR
Taflak Lysandra

Taflak Lysandra

In Trope-ing the Light Fantastic, physicist, computer engineer, science popularizer, and award-winning science-fiction author Edward M. Lerner entertainingly examine these and many other SF tropes. The science behind the fiction.

Their Majesties Bucketeers

Their Majesties Bucketeers

In Trope-ing the Light Fantastic, physicist, computer engineer, science popularizer, and award-winning science-fiction author Edward M. Lerner entertainingly examine these and many other SF tropes. The science behind the fiction.

The Venus Belt

The Venus Belt

In Trope-ing the Light Fantastic, physicist, computer engineer, science popularizer, and award-winning science-fiction author Edward M. Lerner entertainingly examine these and many other SF tropes. The science behind the fiction.

Ceres (Book II of the Ngu Family Saga)

Ceres (Book II of the Ngu Family Saga)

In Trope-ing the Light Fantastic, physicist, computer engineer, science popularizer, and award-winning science-fiction author Edward M. Lerner entertainingly examine these and many other SF tropes. The science behind the fiction.

Down With Power: Libertarian Policy in a Time of Crisis

Down With Power: Libertarian Policy in a Time of Crisis

In Trope-ing the Light Fantastic, physicist, computer engineer, science popularizer, and award-winning science-fiction author Edward M. Lerner entertainingly examine these and many other SF tropes. The science behind the fiction.

Sweeter Than Wine

Sweeter Than Wine

In Trope-ing the Light Fantastic, physicist, computer engineer, science popularizer, and award-winning science-fiction author Edward M. Lerner entertainingly examine these and many other SF tropes. The science behind the fiction.

The Crystal Empire

The Crystal Empire

In Trope-ing the Light Fantastic, physicist, computer engineer, science popularizer, and award-winning science-fiction author Edward M. Lerner entertainingly examine these and many other SF tropes. The science behind the fiction.

Pallas (Book I of the Ngu Family Saga)

Pallas (Book I of the Ngu Family Saga)

In Trope-ing the Light Fantastic, physicist, computer engineer, science popularizer, and award-winning science-fiction author Edward M. Lerner entertainingly examine these and many other SF tropes. The science behind the fiction.

Brightsuit MacBear

Brightsuit MacBear

In Trope-ing the Light Fantastic, physicist, computer engineer, science popularizer, and award-winning science-fiction author Edward M. Lerner entertainingly examine these and many other SF tropes. The science behind the fiction.

Tom Paine Maru—Special Author’s Edition

Tom Paine Maru—Special Author’s Edition

In Trope-ing the Light Fantastic, physicist, computer engineer, science popularizer, and award-winning science-fiction author Edward M. Lerner entertainingly examine these and many other SF tropes. The science behind the fiction.

Blade of p'Na

Blade of p'Na

In Trope-ing the Light Fantastic, physicist, computer engineer, science popularizer, and award-winning science-fiction author Edward M. Lerner entertainingly examine these and many other SF tropes. The science behind the fiction.

Hope (with Aaron Zelman)

Hope (with Aaron Zelman)

In Trope-ing the Light Fantastic, physicist, computer engineer, science popularizer, and award-winning science-fiction author Edward M. Lerner entertainingly examine these and many other SF tropes. The science behind the fiction.

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Taflak Lysandra

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The Venus Belt

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Down With Power: Libertarian Policy in a Time of Crisis

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The Crystal Empire

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Brightsuit MacBear

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Blade of p'Na

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Their Majesties Bucketeers

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Ceres (Book II of the Ngu Family Saga)

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Sweeter Than Wine

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Pallas (Book I of the Ngu Family Saga)

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Tom Paine Maru—Special Author’s Edition

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Hope (with Aaron Zelman)
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