Spider Robinson, born in the Bronx in 1948, is an American-Canadian science fiction author known for his humorous and hard science fiction stories. His background includes a Catholic education, spanning from a high school to seminary and college studies. Robinson’s writing frequently features inventive concepts, particularly his acclaimed "Callahan's" series, which explores time travel and quirky characters within a saloon setting. He has received numerous awards, including multiple Hugo Awards, often in collaboration with his wife, Jeanne Robinson. Robinson's works often blend science fiction with elements of satire and humor, creating distinctive and memorable narratives.
Robinson’s prolific output encompasses a wide range of genres and formats, from short stories and novels to non-fiction and anthologies. He is best recognized for his "Callahan's" series, a long-running time travel adventure, as well as his contributions to collaborative projects like the "Man-Kzin Wars" series, a complex and acclaimed science fiction epic. His storytelling is characterized by a playful approach, inventive world-building, and a keen interest in exploring complex themes through the lens of science fiction.



















































