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(or Orson S. Card, Brian Green, Bryan Walley, Orson Card, Scott Orson Card)


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Orson Scott Card was born and raised in a Mormon family and has continually pointed out that Mormonism is the primary force in his life. He attended Brigham Young University and the University of Utah, and spent time in Brazil as a Mormon missionary. His earliest writings were radio and stage plays (Card has estimated the number at over 100) telling the history of Mormonism. His first published fiction was the science fiction short story called "Ender's Game" in 1977, which was nominated for a H more... 
 
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08/24/1951 Washington, Northwestern States, Pacific States, Western States, United States,


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Julie wrote a review on Ender's Game
I kept having to check the original publication date as I read this book, to remind myself that it was written in 1977. Like other scifi masters (Verne and Asimov come to mind) Card does an amazing job of predicting technological advances in this book. Writing in the days of Pong, he imagines complex computerized games very much like Knights of the Old Republic, an incredible piece of forward projection. Remarkable, too, is the author's prediction of the influence Internet bloggers have come to have over the political realm. But future prediction was not the only incredible feat accomplished by Card in writing this novel. For unlike most books, this one actually surprised in its plotting and characterizations. At the beginning, I thought I knew exactly where the whole thing would end up, but I couldn't have been more mistaken. The book got better and better until the final chapter reached a lyricism and depth almost unparalleled in anything I have ever read. What a joy to have experienced this book at long last.


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My favorite of yours was Songbird. I love your writing style, and it doesn't hurt that you are LDS, too. The family interactions and relationships that you portray are good examples [as in Lost Boys, which broke my heart but I also loved it]. Keep up the good work!
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hello, mr green. i have read all but one of your books!!! i enjoy the humanity and the religious themes behind most of them. i find it refreshing to be able to read a book without having to skip pages due to unneccisary context. im sure you know what i mean. it is hard to find good sci-fi that does deal with moral, and humanity, and religious issue that are done well. have found only a few that do it well and you sir are one of them. so thank you and keep writing...fan for life, tina
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I love your book Enchanted. It is one of my favorites!!!
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I first read Ender's Game over 20 years ago. It rekindled my interest in sci-fi. I am going to have to carve out time to read all the sequels. Thanx for creating one of the most interesting characters in the history of the genre.
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THANK YOU for Ender in Exile!
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