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'''Robert Heinlein''' (full name: "Robert Anson Heinlein;" sometimes known to fans as RAH; numerous pseudonyms, notably Anson Macdonald) (1907-1988) was one of the most popular and influential science-fiction writers of the twentieth century, often viewed as one of the "Big Three" authors with [[Arthur C. Clarke]] and [[Isaac Asimov]]. His work helped define the genre; Asimov referred to his work as "the third nova" of science fiction, an entry into the field that changed it substantially from that which came before. 

His many novels included ''The Puppet Masters,'' ''Starship Troopers,'' ''The Moon is a Harsh Mistress,'' and ''Stranger in a Strange Land.'' He also wrote numerous novels for young people, including "Double Star", "Citizen of the Galaxy" and "Star Beast."

His politics defied categorization. They were broadly libertarian. He was a strong supporter of the military, but also espoused the sexual revolution of the 1960s.

==See also==
*[[Grok]]

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