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MebeeTahoe says:
There’s a David Webber and a David Weber?
1632 by David Webber and John Ringo Insurrection by David Weber and Steve White
Foreigner by C.J. Cherryh? Ever get the idea that some people just don’t read the post all that carefully? Or do they think that Ms. Cherryh has multiple-personality disorder?
In any case, minus The Expanse series by Daniel Abraham and Ty Franck (= James S. A. Corey) this list is completely valueless.
Yes, but several of the later books in the Ring of fire series were written by Eric flint and david Weber. Several other authors also collaborated on the series, which is an excellent series.
The Top 10 Co-Written Sci-Fi Books of all Time!
There’s a David Webber and a David Weber?
1632 by David Webber and John Ringo
Insurrection by David Weber and Steve White
No, only one David Weber… looks like a typo to me. :j
Foreigner by C.J. Cherryh? Ever get the idea that some people just don’t read the post all that carefully? Or do they think that Ms. Cherryh has multiple-personality disorder?
In any case, minus The Expanse series by Daniel Abraham and Ty Franck (= James S. A. Corey) this list is completely valueless.
I agree, as far as I know CJ Cherryh is the SOLE author of this series. I have the set and am looking forward to the next book.
The mote in Gods eye. Or Lucifer’s Hammer. Both by Pournelle & Niven
Seriously, folks, 1632 was written by Eric Flint!
As much as I like David Weber, the first book that came to mind for a collaborative effort was Lucifer’s Hammer by Niven and Pournelle.
Yes, but several of the later books in the Ring of fire series were written by Eric flint and david Weber. Several other authors also collaborated on the series, which is an excellent series.
In addition to Nightfall, I’d add the Positronic Man (by Asimov and Silverberg), as well as the Pern books by Anne McCaffery and her son, Todd.