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John Gribbin

Don't Look Back Book - Paperback

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Hugo Award-winner endorsed collection
23 SF stories plus essays
Includes time machine DIY instructions
Grounded in solid science
274 pages of retrospective fiction
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Retrospective SF short story collection from the master science writer"A real scientist writing sciencefiction with real science what more could one ask? John Gribbin is a visionary, and one heck of a good storyteller." Robert J. Sawyer, Hugo Awardwinning author of QUANTUM NIGHTJohn Gribbin, widely regarded as one of the best science writers of the 20th century, has also, unsurprisingly, been writing science fiction for many years. While his novels are wellknown, his short stories are perhaps less so. He has also written under pseudonyms. Here, for the first time, is the definitive collection of Johns short stories. Many were originally published in Analog and other magazines. Some were precursors to Johns classic novels Innervisions, Double Planet, The Alice Encounter and Father to the Man. As well as 23 Science Fiction short stories, three of which John wrote with his son Ben, this collection includes two Science Fact essays on subjects beloved of science fiction authors and readers. In one essay, John provides scientifically accurate DIY instructions for creating a time machine and in the other, he argues that the Moon is, in fact, a Babel Fish! The stories, many written at a time when issues such as climate change were taken less seriously, now seem very relevant again in an age of dubious politicians. What underpins all of them, of course, is a grounding in solid science. But they are also laced with a dry and subtle wit, which will not come as a surprise to anyone...

SKU: M9781911409083
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Binding: Paperback;274 pages; Publisher: Elsewhen Press; Classification: N/A; Weight: 421.64 g; Dimensions: N/A

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