Childhood's End
by Arthur C. Clarke
Arthur C. Clarke was born on December 16, 1917, in Minehead, England, a small coastal town on the Bristol Channel. At the age of twelve, he read his first scienc...
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Known as one of the modern masters of science fiction, English novelist Arthur C. Clarke (born 1917) created the immensely popular 2001 series, which became the basis for a classic film in 1968.Arthur...
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Arthur C. Clarke is renowned not only for his science fiction--which has earned him the title of Grand Master from the Science Fiction Writers of America and the unofficial "poet laureate of the space...
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Arthur C. Clarke is author of over fifty books, six hundred articles and short stories, several television series, a number of screenplays, and has even acted in movies and commercials. Clarke, in his...
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Sir Arthur C. Clarke has published a great deal of scientific nonfiction, most of it speculative essays about the future. These works include The Exploration of Space (1951), a Book-of-the-Month-Club ...
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Critical Essay by David N. Samuelson
Arthur C. Clarke's Childhood's End is one of the classics of modern SF, and perhaps justifiably so. It incorporates into some 75,000 words a large m...
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Critical Essay by John Huntington
I would suggest that it is its elegant solution to the problem of progress that has rightly earned Childhood's End that "classic" status it now ...
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"The Space Race," as it was dubbed, was underway. United States' scientist, Reinhold Hoffmann, as well as Russian scientist, Konrad Schneider was working hard to try to beat the other into space. Th...
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Teaching Childhood's End
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Childhood's End Lesson Plans contain 132 pages of teaching material, including:
Childhood's End
Arthur C. Clarke
Arthur C. Clarke
Arthur C(harles) Clarke
Critical Essay by David N. Samuelson
Childhood's End and The Rule of the Overlords
