James P. Hogan
James Patrick Hogan was a British science fiction author known for his "hard" approach to the genre. His works often explore the clash between scientific inquiry and societal conventions, emphasizing that theories must be grounded in empirical evidence, not the other way around. Hogan's narratives, such as the "Giants" series, highlight the importance of adapting to facts, even when it means discarding established ideas. Beyond scientific speculation, his writing frequently displays anti-authoritarian and libertarian themes, suggesting that technological advancements can challenge outdated social structures and lead to greater freedom.
1988Endgame Enigma
1992Entoverse
2000Cradle of Saturn
2007The Two Worlds
2011Moon Flower
2015Cyber Rogues
2018The Intruder