The author expanded the lore of the popular Xbox franchise
The world of video games and literature is in mourning. Greg Bear, science fiction writer and lover, has died at the age of 71. His work is well known to some gamers, as he wrote some of the best Halo novels .
His family announced that a stroke was the cause of his unfortunate death. His friends and loved ones mourned his departure and paid him a well-deserved tribute. They recognized all of his work and his enormous talent for creating spectacular worlds.
GREG BEAR, A WRITER WITH A GREAT LEGACY FOR HALO
Bear fell in love with literature at the age of 15, the age at which he began to publish his first writings. It soon became clear that science fiction was his thing and he remained faithful to the genre throughout his life. This led him to write more than 50 well-received books.
It was in 2011 that he began to explore and expand the Halo universe with interesting stories that became the Forerunner Saga . The result was 3 novels that surely fans of the saga already know: Halo: Cryptum (2011), Primordium (2012) and Silentium (2013).
These books served to delve into the lore of the saga and give way to Halo 4 . The gaming community also mourned his departure and thanked him for all of his valuable contributions to the world of the series. His wife and one of his sons used social media to share the news and make Bear’s legacy known to more people.
We send our condolences to the family and loved ones of Greg Bear. Likewise, we wish the writer to find peace in his final rest.
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