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The listing includes individual stories and multipart series, from early titles in the 1940s through later entries in the 1990s, such as “Needle,” “Iceworld,” “Mission of Gravity,” “Ocean on Top,” and “Starlight.” Supporting sections also cover author pseudonyms and comprehensive bibliographic groupings, providing an index-like reference for research and discovery.","Jerry eBooks  \nNo copyright  2023 by Jerry eBooks  \nNo rights reserved. All parts of this book may be reproduced in any form and by any means for any purpose without any prior written consent of anyone.  \n[OceanofPDF.com](OceanofPDF.com)  \n[OceanofPDF.com](OceanofPDF.com)  \nHal Clement  \n(custom book cover) Jerry eBooks  \nTitle Page  \nAbout Hal Clement Pseudonyms  \n“About the Author”  \n“Biolog”  \nBibliography: Novels  \nBibliography: Magazine-published Novels  \nBibliography: Serials  \nBibliography: Chapbooks  \nBibliography: Collections  \nBibliography: Omnibii  \nBibliography: Nonfiction  \nShort Fiction Bibliography: chronological  \nShort Fiction Bibliography: alphabetical Fiction Series  \n1942  \nProof Impediment Avenue of Escape  \n1943  \nAttitude  \n1944  \nTechnical Error  \nTrojan Fall  \n1945  \nUncommon Sense  \n1946  \nCold Front  \nAssumption Unjustified  \n1947  \nAnswer  \n1949  \nFireproof  \nNeedle (First of two parts)  \nNeedle (Second of two parts)  \n1951  \nIceworld (First of three parts)  \nIceworld (Second of Three Parts)  \nIceworld (Third of Three Parts)  \n1952  \nHalo  \n1953  \nCritical Factor  \nMission of Gravity (First of Four Parts) Mission of Gravity (Second of Four Parts) Mission of Gravity (Third of Four Parts)  \nMission of Gravity (Conclusion)  \nGround  \n1956  \nDust Rag  \n1957  \nPlanet For Plunder  \n1958  \nClose to Critical (First of Three Parts) Close to Critical (Second of Three Parts) Close to Critical (Conclusion)  \n1960  \nThe Lunar Lichen  \nSunspot  \n1963  \nThe Green World  \nHot Planet  \n1965  \nRaindrop  \n1966  \nThe Foundling Stars  \nThe Mechanic  \n1967  \nOcean on Top (First of Three Parts)  \nOcean on Top (Part Two)  \nOcean on Top (Conclusion)  \nBulge  \n1970  \nStarlight (First of Four Parts) Starlight (Second of Four Parts) Starlight (Part III of IV)  \nStarlight (Conclusion)  \n1972  \nPlanetfall  \n1973  \nLecture Demonstration  \n1974  \nMistaken For Granted  \nThe Logical Life  \n1976  \nLongline  \nStuck With It  \nA Question of Guilt  \n1978  \nSeasoning  \n1987  \nStatus Symbol  \n1989  \nBlot  \n1991  \nPhases In Chaos  \n1992  \nEyeball Vectors  \n1994  \nSortie  \nSettlement  \n1995  \nSeismic Sidetrack  \nSimile  \n1998  \nOh, Natural  \nOptions  \n1999  \nExchange Rate  \n2000  \nUnder  \n2003  \nOffice Politics  \n[OceanofPDF.com](OceanofPDF.com)  \nHarry Clement Stubbs, better known as Hal Clement (his primary pen name) was born on May 30, 1922 in Somerville, Massachusetts. Clement grew up in greater Boston, attending schools in Arlington and Cambridge. Clement was fascinated with science and science fiction from an early age. In 1930, he saw a Buck Rogers comic strip, featuring a space ship en route to Mars. Like an innocent and curious child, he had many questions about what he saw which he posed to his father who was unable to answer him. His father took him to the library from which he returned with an astronomy book under one armand Jules Verne’s Trip to the Moon under the other. Clement graduated high school from Rindge Tech in 1939 with his science and science fiction interests still intact.  \nClement attended the prestigious Harvard University and graduated in 1943 with a B.S. in astronomy which he took a great interest in, shaping the accurate knowledge he later infused his science fiction novels with. He also attended Boston University (1946) and Simmons College receiving a M. Ed. and M.S. in chemistry (1963) respectively.  \nWith World War II affecting the lives of everyone across the world, Clement was affected as well. He entered the Army Air Corps Reserves after graduating from Harvard (prior to obtaining the two aforementioned degrees) In late 1943, Clement came to the Penn State University campus to take a course in meteorology. 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