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Here is another excellent site devoted to untangling Niven's Known Space Chronological Ordering, by Rich Holmes of Syracuse University.
Russell Martin's Chronological Listing of the Man-Kzin Wars has now been updated (at least up to 1999).
Spike MacPhee, one of the very first Niven chroniclers, has another excellent Man-Kzin Wars Chronological Listing.
Some computer-generated Views of Ringworld!
MadMark has some additional computer-generated Ringworld Renderings.
Nesssus runs the Pierson's Puppeteer Home Page. A tremendous amount of information about the puppeteers. Among other features, this site has the most complete Niven link list I've seen.
The Pak Home Page has Holst's Mars as its background music. And of course great information on the Pak, including some nice graphics.
The Kzin Home Page features a lot of great information about the Kzinti. Nesssus and Joel have some detailed reviews of the Man-Kzin War books here, great information, and beautiful graphics.
The Kzinti Reference Grammar catalogs everything we know about the Kzinti grammar and vocabulary.
The www.LarryNiven.org site includes all the latest news about Niven's activities and writing. Many interesting oddities (bet you haven't seen the Ringworld desktop theme!)
Niven's 1995 short story, The Woman in Del Rey Crater, was actually published on the web before it appeared in Flatlander! And it's still here.
The Encyclopedia of Known Space is still under construction. Written by Brian O'Neill.
Here is Geoffrey Landis' excellent Interview with Niven and Pournelle, entitled "Science and Science Fiction". Definitely worth reading!
The Larry Niven Mailing List is only open to members.
Here is a Larry Niven Review Page by "Happy Blue Dog".
In The Kzin Question, Allyn Gibson analyzes whether the animated Star Trek episode The Slaver Weapon really puts Niven's universe into the Star Trek back-story....
Larry Niven's Known Space . . . . . Links
Updated 2 February 2003 by Larry King
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