Steven Gould

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This article is about Steven Gould the science fiction writer. For the paleontologist and science writer, see Stephen Jay Gould.

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Steven Charles Gould (born February 7, 1955) is an American science fiction author. His novels tend to have protagonists fighting to rid government of corrupt antagonists (with Greenwar being a bit of an exception). The struggle against corruption is the focus, rather than the technology. He is married to science fiction writer Laura J. Mixon.

1 Chronological bibliography
2 See also
3 References
4 External links

[edit] Chronological bibliography

The bibliography^[1] below includes Gould's novels, short fiction and essays and includes general themes for each of the novels.

[edit] Novels

Jumper (1992): Teleportation, child abuse
Wildside (1996): Alternate dimensions, set in Texas, a group of high school children find a hole into an alternate reality, a pristine world unspoiled by man and human caused extinctions.
Greenwar (1997) with Laura J. Mixon: Deep Sea energy and Environmental Issues
Helm (1998): Mind control
Blind Waves (2000): Melted icecaps, massive refugee problems, set in Texas
Reflex (2004): Sequel to Jumper
Jumper: Griffin's Story (2007): Backstory of a character from Jumper the film

[edit] Short Fiction

The Touch of Their Eyes (1980)
Wind Instrument (1981)
Gift of Fire (1981)
Rory (1984)
Mental Blocks (1985)
The No License Needed, Fun to Drive, Built Easily with Ordinary Tools, Revolutionary, Guaranteed, Lawnmower Engine Powered, Low Cost, Compact, and Dependable Mail Order Device (1986)
Poppa Was a Catcher (1987)
Peaches for Mad Molly (1988)
Simulation Six (1990)
The Session (1995)