Peter F. Hamilton
Peter F. Hamilton
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Full Name and Common Aliases
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Peter F. Hamilton is a British science fiction author known for his captivating novels that blend elements of space opera, mystery, and thriller genres.
Birth and Death Dates
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Born on June 2, 1960, in Rutland, England, Peter Hamilton is still active in the literary world.
Nationality and Profession(s)
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Hamilton's nationality is British, and he works as a full-time science fiction author.
Early Life and Background
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Growing up in a rural area of England, Hamilton developed an interest in science fiction at an early age. He was particularly drawn to authors like Arthur C. Clarke and Isaac Asimov. After completing his secondary education, Hamilton attended the local technical college, where he studied electronics. However, it wasn't long before he began writing short stories and submitting them to various science fiction magazines.
Major Accomplishments
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Hamilton's breakthrough novel, The Reality Bug, was published in 1992. This success paved the way for his subsequent novels, including Mindstar Rising (1993) and A Quantum Murder (1994). He is best known, however, for his Commonwealth Saga, which consists of Pandora's Star (2004), Judgment Stone (2006), Caesura (2007), and The Naked God (2008).
Notable Works or Actions
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Hamilton's notable works include:
The Night's Dawn Trilogy, which is a space opera series set in the distant future.
The Salvation Sequence, another space opera trilogy that spans several centuries.
* His standalone novels, such as The Abyss Beyond Seasons and Great North Road.
Impact and Legacy
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Hamilton's works have had a significant impact on the science fiction community. He has been praised for his unique blend of scientific concepts and storytelling ability. His novels often explore complex themes like artificial intelligence, quantum physics, and the consequences of advanced technologies on human society. Hamilton's writing style is characterized by its accessibility to readers from diverse backgrounds.
Why They Are Widely Quoted or Remembered
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Hamilton's quotes are sought after for their thought-provoking insights into science fiction and its potential implications on our world. His ability to weave intricate plots with scientific accuracy has earned him a reputation as one of the most respected authors in his genre.
Quotes by Peter F. Hamilton
How many twenty-second-century bureaucrats did it take to change a light panel? We’ll have a sub-committee meeting and get back to you with an estimate.
The ubiquitous semi-sentient utility routine running in her macrocellular clusters responded immediately by unfolding a basic array of mental icons, slender lines of blue fairy light that superimposed themselves within her wobbly vision. She frowned. If she was reading their efficiency modes correctly, her biononics had.
Without education and understanding, the barbarians would have outnumbered us and swarmed the city gates a long time ago.
Violence: the brutish solution of the ignorant who know they could never get enough people to vote for them.
I don’t understand why you need verbal trickery to ensnare a temporary mate,” Tochee said. “Are you not attracted to each other by what you are?
So government did what government always does when confronted with an opposition which can’t be brought down by fair and legal means. It cheated.
The biggest victory they can have is to change our lives. I am going to carry on exactly as before. Anything else is allowing them to win.