Author

Damien Broderick

4 series · 93 standalones · 107 works in the catalog

1944–2025 · Melbourne, Victoria, Australia

Damien Francis Broderick was an Australian science fiction and popular science writer and editor of some 74 books. The Encyclopedia of Science Fiction credits him with the first usage of the term virtual reality in science fiction, in his 1982 novel The Judas Mandala.

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science fiction
time travel
science fantasy
space opera
hard science fiction
fantasy

Series

Born with the Dead(2 works)
Players in the Contest of Worlds(2 works)
Selected Stories from Science Fantasy(3 works)
The Faustus Hexagram(6 works)

Works

Type

Genre

25 of 107 works

Lilacs Out of the Dead Land1963short story
The Mirrors of the Sea1963short story
Walk Like a Mountain1963short story
All My Yesterdays1964short story
The Sea's Furthest End1964novelette
A Man Returned (1965 collection)1965collectionscience fiction
A Man Returned (1965 short story)1965short story
A Question of Conscience1965short story
Casanova Mark II1965short story
Children of Tantalus1965short story
Darkness Changeling1965short story
Little Tin God1965short story
Requiem in Heaven1965short story
The Disposal of Man1965short story
The Howling Sky1965short story
There Was a Star1965short story
Exorcism1966short story
Incubation1967short story
Murder Is in the Eye of the Beholder1967short story
Sorcerer's World1970novel
Symbol of the Serpent1973short story
Growing Up1976novelette
The Zeitgeist Machine: A New Anthology of Australian Science Fiction1977anthologyscience fiction
A Passage in Earth1978short story
The Ballad of Bowsprit Bear's Stead1980novelette