James White

See also: White

James White (April 7th 1928 - August 23rd 1999) is a British author of Science-fiction (of Northern Ireland). Although enough famous in the medium science Anglo-Saxon fiction, only two of its books was published in French.

the Hospital of the Stars and galactic Chirurgien belong to his most known series, Sector General . They tell medical adventures in a space hospital, where extraterrestrial races of all forms and constitutions cross. Treated in a humorous way, a little with the manner of a Jack Vance, these novels do not profit from same will have in our language.

The two French titles available are collections of news. The series also contains novels, whose last one was published in 1999 on a purely posthumous basis. the Hospital of the Stars is regarded as one of the first Space operated S.

Works

Series General Sector

(title VO)

Translated into French

French news

  • Major Operation (1971)
  • Ambulance Ship (1979)
  • General Sector (1983)
  • Star Healer (1985)
  • Code Blue - Emergency (1987)
  • The Genocidal Healer (1992)
  • The Galactic Gourmet (1996)
  • Final Diagnosis (1997)
  • Mind To change (1998)
  • Double Contact (1999)

Others

  • Secret The Visitor (1957)
  • Second Ending (1962)
  • Deadly Litter (1964)
  • The Watch Below (1966)
  • All Judgment Fled (1968)
  • The Aliens Among Custom (1969)
  • Tomorrow is Too Far (1971)
  • Dark Inferno (1972)
  • The Dream Millennium (1974)
  • Monsters and Medics (1977)
  • Underkill (1979)
  • Future Past (1982)
  • Federation World (1988)
  • The Silent Stars Go By (1991)
  • The White Papers (1996)
  • Earth: Final Conflict: First Protector (1999)

External bonds

  • the official site
  • James White on Internet Speculative Fiction Database .

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