Clifford D. Simak
Clifford D. Simak (August 3, 1904 - April 25, 1988) was an American science fiction author. He won several Hugo and Nebula awards.Science fiction books (incomplete)
- So Bright the Vision (1968) (short stories)
- Shakespeare's Planet (1977)
- The Visitors (1981)
- Hugo award for best novelette (1959) The Big Front Yard
- Hugo award for best novel (1964) Way Station
- Hugo award for best short story (1981) Grotto of the Dancing Deer
- Nebula award for best short story (1980) Grotto of the Dancing Deer
The days were growing chilly and sad even in Naples--
dinners and balls for the approaching winter season, when one
the nearest chair with an impatient exclamation, and a vexed
glance of his eyes. "Anything financial? Pray draw upon me! I will
what an unlucky wretch I am!"
"I hope," and here I put on an expression of the deepest anxiety, "I
to marry you?"
He laughed with a disdainful triumph in his laughter.
"Oh, as far as that goes there is no danger! She dares not play me
stroked my beard and looked at him steadily. He himself seemed to
said with a little embarrassment:
"Well, I did not mean that exactly--of course she is perfectly free
me so much encouragement."
I waved my hand with an airy gesture of amicable agreement.
"Certainly not," I said, "unless she be an arrant coquette and
goodness and purity, have no reason to fear. But, if not love or
from your face."
He played absently with a ring I had given him, turning it round and
leave Naples for a time."
My heart gave an expectant throb of satisfaction. Going.
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