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Series

A Requiem for Homo Sapiens

The Broken God
niet vertaald, oorspronkelijk 1993

The Wild
niet vertaald, oorspronkelijk 1995

War in Heaven
niet vertaald, oorspronkelijk 1998

DE EA CYCLUS

HET NEGENDE KONINKRIJK
Boek 1
2002, Amsterdam: Luitingh-Sijthoff, Dromen en Demonen, 606pag., ISBN 90-245-3781-9, 1e druk oktober 2002
vert.van The Lightstone: Ninth Kingdom part 1 (2001), vert.door Karin Schuitemaker, omslagontwerp: Karel van Laar,
omslagillustratie: Geoff Taylor

HET ZILVEREN ZWAARD
Boek 2
2003, Amsterdam: Luitingh-Sijthoff, Dromen en Demonen, 431pag., ISBN 90-245-4544-7, 1e druk augustus 2003
vert.van The Lightstone: Silver Sword part 2 (2001), vert.door Karin Schuitemaker, omslagontwerp: Karel van Laar,
omslagillustratie: Geoff Taylor

HEER DER LEUGENS
Boek 3
2005, Amsterdam: Luitingh, 638pag., ISBN 90-245-3791-6, 1e druk september 2005
vert.van Lord of Lies (2003), vert.door Karin Schuitemaker, omslagontwerp: Karel van Laar,
omslagillustratie: Geoff Taylor

BLACK JADE (2005)
 

Romans

NIMMERMEER
1994, Amsterdam: Uitg. Meulenhoff, Msf 305, 575pag., ISBN 90-290-4653-8, 1e druk mei 1994
vert.van Neverness (1992), vert.door Annemarie van Ewyck

Links

http://hometown.aol.com/pylebc/zindell.htm
Seekers of the Ineffable Flame - David Zindell Homepage

Over de schrijver

[Neil] David Zindell was born November 28, 1952 in Toledo Ohio, but has lived all over the US. At the University of Colorado, Boulder, he earned a B.A. in mathematics (1984), while minoring in anthropology, before turning to writing. Though his first sale, ''The Dreamer's Sleep'', appeared in Fantasy Book in 1984, he became known in the field when his SF story ''Shanidar'' won the first Writers of the Future Contest in 1985. He was nominated for the John W. Campbell Award in 1986. His first novel, Neverness (1988), was connected to the ''Shanidar'' universe, and the story continues in the ''Requiem for Homo Sapiens'' SF trilogy: The Broken God (1993), The Wild (1996), and The War in Heaven (1998). His first two novels were nominated for Arthur C. Clarke Awards.
He married Melody Scott in 1980 (divorced 1994) and has two daughters. He lives in Boulder, Colorado.
(bron: Locus Online)