Niven's Laws
by Larry Niven
Niven's Laws is a collection of "Draco's Tavern" stories. This collection also contains a selection of "laws" and essays, published to commemorate Niven's appearance as "Principle Speaker" at the 1984 Philcon.
Contents:
- Introduction: Larry Niven by Jerry Pournelle by Jerry Pournelle
- Stories
- The Schumann Computer
- Assimilating Our Culture, That's What They're Doing!
- Grammar Lesson
- The Subject is Closed
- Cruel and Unusual
- The Green Marauder
- Limits
- War Movie
- The Real Thing
- Folk Tale
- Essays
- Niven's Laws, 2002
- Convention Stories
- Staying Rich
- The Theory and Practice of Instant Learning
- If Idi Amin Had the Bomb...
- Yet Another Modest Proposal: The Roentgen Standard
- In Memoriam...
- Why Men Fight Wars, and What You Can Do About It!
- Collaboration
- Five Years to Infinity
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Larry Niven
Larry Niven (Laurence van Cott Niven) is an American science fiction author. He was born 1938. His best known novel is Ringworld (1970), which received Hugo, Locus, Ditmar and Nebula awards.

