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Robert Silverberg has been writing science fiction for fifty years. Among his many books are such novels as Dying Inside, Lord Valentine's Castle, The Book Of Skulls, and Nightwings, and he has had more than five hundred short stories published as well. He is a five-time winner of both the Nebula award and the Hugo award. In 2004 he was awarded the Grand Master Nebula of the Science Fiction Writers of America, science fiction's highest honor.

Clay was a man of the 20th century, suddently thrust into earth's far future where even the continents had changed shape. Now humans and other creatures were fantastically evolved and unfamiliar to him. His days of being a man were at an end--now was his time to become Son of Man. (Explicit sexual content)

The New York Times

"[Son of Man] is profligate, spendthrift, wildly generous with image and sensation and with sexuality."