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...Fiction Writers of America]]. For many years, he, [[Isaac Asimov]], and [[Arthur C. Clarke]] were known as the Big Three of science fiction. His best-known works inc

One humorous but thoughtful example is [[Arthur C. Clarke]]'s short story, "The Nine Billion Names of God",<ref>{{citation | author = [[Arthur C. Clarke]]

...ion stories, Arthur C. Clarke's ''The Defenestration of Ermintrude Inch'', Arthur C. Clarke observed that defenestration is not quite one's everyday word. We have a p

...autifully-written pieces also comes with a Preface written by the late Sir Arthur C. Clarke, who calls Haldane "perhaps the most brilliant science popularizer of his g

...rk. The cover art for ''Houses of the Holy'' was inspired by the ending of Arthur C. Clarke's novel ''Childhood's End.''<ref>{{cite book|last=Lewis|first=Dave|date=201

...the British science-fiction and science-fact writer [[Arthur C. Clarke|Sir Arthur C. Clarke]], who has lived there since 1956. His 1979 novel * [http://archive.salon.com/people/bc/2000/03/07/clarke/ "Arthur C. Clarke" from salon.com]

==Arthur C. Clarke==

[[Arthur C. Clarke]] makes a possible reference to the Cosmotheist [[Noosphere]] in his 1953 b

...e? To the rest of the world they are known as [[Robert A. Heinlein]] and [[Arthur C. Clarke]]. To me this is an absolute non-issue that can be resolved, and I repeat m ...' ones. Anyone will concede that Arthur C. Clarke is known far and wide as Arthur C. Clarke. You need to instead consider how your proposal would work for the ''hard''

::::: Suppose Arthur C. Clarke had joined CZ and then contributed two perfectly crafted articles about spa

...lein]], [[Isaac Asimov]], [[Theodore Sturgeon]], [[A. E. van Vogt]], and [[Arthur C. Clarke]]. Although Campbell had many eccentricities, some of which, such as a beli

...tury before anyone saw a picture of Io? Talk about Nature imitating Art." (Arthur C. Clarke, 2010: Odyssey Two, Chapter 16 'Private Line')</ref> and filmmakers such as

...us|terraform Venus]]. In his 1997 novel ''[[3001: The Final Odyssey]]'', [[Arthur C. Clarke]] postulated humans steering [[comet]]ary fragments to impact Venus, the re

...up the Giant's Causeway in County Antrim, [[Northern Ireland]], based upon Arthur C. Clarke's novel ''Childhood's End''.<ref>{{cite book | author=Lewis, Dave| title=L

...up the Giant's Causeway in County Antrim, [[Northern Ireland]], based upon Arthur C. Clarke's novel ''Childhood's End''.<ref>{{cite book|last=Lewis|first=Dave|title=L

I just saw that in the Wikipedia article about Arthur C. Clarke that a header has been changed from "Named for Clarke" ('Merkin) to "Named

...screeds in which I said, basically: Look, let's say that a 91-y/o guy like Arthur C. Clarke suddenly decides that as part of his heritage he wants to put a lot of info