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Our favorite H. Beam Piper sites

John F. Carr's Hostigos.com is the home of the Lord Kalvan of Otherwhen sequels from our favorite Piper editor. The first sequel, Great Kings' War, is available in electronic format free-of-charge from the Baen Free Library! St. Bonaventure University hosts the John F. Carr Collection of material donated by Mr. Carr includes edited drafts of his works, correspondence, unpublished short stories and novellas, promotional material for published works, and published books and magazines.

Project Gutenberg's collection of H. Beam Piper works now in the public domain (including some audio editions).

SFFaudio's collection of Librivox's and other audiobook versions of Piper's works now in the public domain.

Dennis Frank's Lord Kalvan Page is dedicated to the Paratime novel and includes extensive notes, a map of the region where the novel is set, and photos from various locations depicted in the novel.
       This is also the place where you can view photos of the first ever Muster of Piper Irregulars, a 2004 gathering of Piper fans in central Pennsylvania to celebrate the centennial of Beam's birth and the sixtieth anniversary of Calvin Morrison's paratemporal transposition to Hostigos. The 2008 Muster (see Irregulars Tom, Dennis, Bill (foreground), John, David, Mike, and Fred at the Pancake House in State College) came two decades after the now defunct Penn State Science Fiction Society sponsored an H. Beam Piper convention in State College attended by Jerry Pournelle and John F. Carr.
       The following year, Piper fan David Hines reported on the 2009 Muster.

Jimmy Simpson's H. Beam Piper page includes a three-dimensional map of Piper's Terro-human Future History (TFH) Federation space and Piper's historical article "Rebel Raider." Nils Jeppe has also tried to map Federation space. He also suggests a better location for Niflheim.

Mark Olson's H. Beam Piper Encyclopedia is an evolving "wiki" of everything Piper.

Vinylz Art has poster reprints of John Schoenherr's Space Viking cover illustration from the November 1962 issue of Analog, Schoenherr's "Gunpowder God" cover illustration from the November 1964 issue of Analog, and Kelly Freas' "Down Styphon!" cover illustration from the November 1965 issue of Analog.

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Other speculative links (in no particular order)

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  • Paul Gilster's Centauri Dreams: Tracking Research into Deep Space Exploration.