Keith Roberts
Keith John Kingston Roberts was an English science fiction author. He began publishing with two stories in the September 1964 issue of Science Fantasy magazine, "Anita" and "Escapism".
Background
- Educated at
- University of Birmingham
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Trending topics shown first"It’s a terrible thing, being afraid. It’s like an illness; like wanting to fall down, and not being able to faint. You see you never get used to it. You live with it and live with it and every day it’…"
"He like the Church he serves is blind and empty and vainglorious. This God they prattle on about, where’s His justice, where’s His compassion? Does it please Him to see dying people hounded in His nam…"
"She stopped dead; and the look in her eyes showed plainly she’d just received the import of a crude lesson in economics."
"The years had a way of piling themselves one atop the next, unnoticed and uncounted; that was how young men turned into old ones."
"A death was more than an ending; it was like pulling a thread from a richly patterned cloth."
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Timeline
1935
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