Lloyd Biggle, Jr.

1923–2002 (age 79)

Science fiction author and musicologist

Biography

Lloyd Biggle, Jr. combined a deep love of music with an imaginative eye for science fiction, crafting stories that honored the ways art and culture shape humanity. From thought-provoking novels such as The Still, Small Voice of Trumpets to essays that urged respect for cultural diversity, he used speculation to remind readers of the power of empathy.

He also mentored younger writers, championed the idea that storytellers have a responsibility to each other, and encouraged readers to celebrate music as a bridge between communities. His dual life as a musician and author left an enduring imprint on both fields.

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