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He was educated at Bryanston School in Dorset, and then entered Cambridge where he read Economics.
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Rockets in Ursa Major
(Stated first American edition. Very good hardcover in dus...)
Stated first American edition. Very good hardcover in dust jacket and plastic cover. The dust jacket shows light edge wear, but is protected from further wear by plastic cover. Pages are clean and crisp, text unmarked. Binding is tight, hinges strong.
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Seven Steps to the Sun
(Very good+ hardcover with DJ. COLLECTIBLE FIRST U.S.EDITI...)
Very good+ hardcover with DJ. COLLECTIBLE FIRST U.S.EDITION. Pages are clean and unmarked. Covers show very minor shelf wear. Binding is tight, hinges strong. Dust jacket shows very minor wear. Presented with clear mylar ARCHIVAL book jacket cover.
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Rockets in Ursa Major - T1648
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The Energy Pirate
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Rockets In Ursa Major
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Great Copy. Light Shelf Wear. Fast Delivery. Amazon Trusted Service.
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2010: living in the future (Finding-out books)
(Describes one idea of the streamlined, automated world of...)
Describes one idea of the streamlined, automated world of 2010 where beds are built into the floor, school is attended by vision phone, and groceries and dinner are ordered and delivered by computer.
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The Molecule Men and the Monster of Loch Ness
( Dr John West, Cambridge don and private investigator, w...)
Dr John West, Cambridge don and private investigator, was present at the trial of an odd duck, R. A. Adcock, who was being most uncooperative in answering questions about a bank robbery. At length, Adcock had made a dash for it from the courtroom - through a glass window, and what should have been a three storey drop to the street. But suddenly, Adcock wasn't there, and at once a swarm of bees came into the courtroom. Thus begins The Molecule Men, which takes many fascinating and terrifying turns to its chilling conclusion. In the second story, the Monster of Loch Ness, Tom Cochrane, an independent scientist, determines to find out why the waters of Loch Ness are inexplicably warming up. What was it that caused the waters of the loch to pour up into the air like the worst rainstorm any of the observers had ever seen? What was at the bottom of the loch? These two short novels by a celebrated father and son team will hold the interest of the science fiction fan from page one on.
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Fifth Planet (Valancourt 20th Century Classics)
(A planetary system, consisting of a star and five planets...)
A planetary system, consisting of a star and five planets, is travelling through our galaxy and will pass close to Earth. The four largest planets are gaseous, but the fifth, named Achilles, appears capable of supporting life. Two rival expeditions - one Anglo-American and one Russian - set out to land on Achilles and explore its mysteries. But almost from the moment of their arrival things begin to go terribly wrong ... and when they return to Earth, something not human will be coming back with them. One of the most exciting novels by world-renowned scientist Sir Fred Hoyle (1915-2001) and Geoffrey Hoyle, Fifth Planet (1963) is a thrilling science fiction tale that ranks alongside Hoyle's masterpiece The Black Cloud. 'An exciting book for all science fiction enthusiasts ... will leave the reader wondering about our future life on earth.' - Evening Journal 'Fred Hoyle, a celebrated astronomer, is a man of vast imagination ... the story is sharp, clear and full of suspense.' - Washington (D.C.) Evening Star 'A mature performance ... the best so far from the Hoyle stable.' - Sunday Times
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2011: Living In The Future by Geoffrey Hoyle (2010-11-01)
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The Molecule Men (and the Monster of Loch Ness)
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Geoffrey Hoyle, Alasdair Anderson's2011: Living In The Future Hardcover(2010)
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- The Planet of Death (1st edition hardcover fine great condition. Cover illos o...)
Geoffrey Hoyle
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After 1964, Hoyle worked in London in the field of modern communications and the film/television industry. Unlike his father, he is not a scientist, and contributed to the more "human" side of their novels – however, he did work as a "scientific advisor" to some series such as Timeslip. In 2010, his book 2010: Living in the Future was popularised by a blog which compared Hoyle"s 38-year-old predictions with the reality of modern life.
This led to a Facebook campaign to track down Hoyle and talk to him about his visions.
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2010: living in the future (Finding-out books)
(Describes one idea of the streamlined, automated world of...)
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Fifth Planet (Valancourt 20th Century Classics)
(A planetary system, consisting of a star and five planets...)
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The Molecule Men and the Monster of Loch Ness
( Dr John West, Cambridge don and private investigator, w...)
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The Planet of Death
(1st edition hardcover fine great condition. Cover illos o...)
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Rockets in Ursa Major
(Stated first American edition. Very good hardcover in dus...)
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Seven Steps to the Sun
(Very good+ hardcover with DJ. COLLECTIBLE FIRST U.S.EDITI...)
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Rockets In Ursa Major
(Great Copy. Light Shelf Wear. Fast Delivery. Amazon Trust...)
- Rockets in Ursa Major - T1648
- The Energy Pirate
- 2011: Living In The Future by Geoffrey Hoyle (2010-11-01)
- The Molecule Men (and the Monster of Loch Ness)
- Geoffrey Hoyle, Alasdair Anderson's2011: Living In The Future Hardcover(2010)
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2010: living in the future (Finding-out books)
