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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!
The H. Beam Piper Memorial Fund, founded by Dennis Frank and John F. Carr to collect contributions from fans and readers to purchase a proper granite memorial headstone for Piper's grave in Fairview Cemetery, Altoona, Pennsylvania.
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 Hostigos 2004, a small 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.
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."
Mark Olson's H. Beam Piper Encyclopedia is an evolving "wiki" of everything Piper.
Other Piper links (caveat aestor):
- David Johnson's reviews of Piper works at Amazon.com
- Gimble Gashta: Cassandra Anais Wilkinson's sketch of a persona she occasionally adopts on IRC.
- Hostigos fanzine: The Penn State Science Fiction Society's fanzine's title is the only reference to Piper's work.
- Mark Hughes' Unofficial H.Beam Piper Home Page gives a good bibliography, with recommendations.
- NESFA's hyperlinked "Worlds of H. Beam Piper " encyclopedia.
- The Paratime Stories of H. Beam Piper: A short article from Strangeworlds #32, Jul/Aug 2000. Page not displaying March 2008.
- Riss Wiebe's Gashta Home Page is dedicated to the Gashta (the Fuzzies' name for themselves). Lots of Gashta pictures: book covers, Michael Whelan paintings, Victoria Poyser illustrations; Gashta language dictionary (!); and another Piper bio and bibliography.
- Ryanburg's Piper Page has several links to Piper sites, an author photo, and a reproduction of Carr's TFH Chronology from Federation.
- Espana Sheriff's Alpha Ralpha Boulevard Piper Page features a short Piper bio and bibliography.
- Greg Slade's H. Beam Piper page has a brief biography and commentary and a few short reviews.
- Traveller's Sword Worlds: The role-plaing game setting based on the Sword Worlds in Piper's novel Space Viking.
- Uchronia: Paratime: This page from the Uchronia Alternate History bibliography lists several foreign language translations of Piper's Paratime works.
- Dani Zweig's Belated Reviews #3: Brief reviews of several Piper novels.
Other Science-fiction Future History Pages at Zarthani.net:
Poul Anderson's:
- Technic Civilization (Van Rijn and Falkhayn of the Polesotechnic League, Flandry of the Terran Empire)
- World of the Maurai
- Psychotechnic League
- Anson Guthrie/Fireball
Larry Niven's Known Space
Other Science-fiction links:
SF Site: The Home Page of Science Fiction and Fantasy
A Star Trek 40th Anniversary Tribute 1966 - 2006 (YouTube video)
Michael McCollum's Sci Fi - Arizona: Home page of the author of the novella "Duty, Honor, Planet" and the Paratime-like novel A Greater Infinity.
Michael S. Smith's Ace Science Fiction Cover Image Library: Jon's Canada 2300AD alternate setting for the 2300AD science-fiction role-playing game.