| Born: June 9, 1943 in Oklahoma City, Oklahoma |
| First Publication: |
Out of Phase, Galaxy, September 1969 |
| First Novel: | War Year, Holt Rinehart, and Winston, 1972 |
| Hugo Awards: |
The Forever War, 1975 Novel |
| Tricentennial, 1976 Short Story |
| The Hemingway Hoax, 1991 Novella |
| Nebula Awards: |
The Forever War, 1976 Novel |
| The Hemingway Hoax, 1991 Novella |
| Graves, 1992 Short Story |
| SFWA Treasurer: | 1971-73 |
| SFWA President: | 1992-94 |
| Joe has been married to his wife Gay, also a fan, since 1965. They celebrated their 25th wedding anniversary at the Hague where Joe was Worldcon Guest of Honor. He was drafted into combat in Vietnam in 1968 and "got a couple of books from it". He's been an amatuer astronomer for 40 years, a guitar player for 35, and an MIT professor since 1983. |
| "The worst advice a young writer can get is 'Write what you know.' Imagination is more important than experience." |
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