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| | American Scientist Online - John Gribbin |
 | | He is the author of dozens of books, including In Search of Schrödinger's Cat (Bantam, 1984), Stardust (Yale University Press, 2000), Ice Age (with Mary Gribbin) (Penguin, 2001) and Science: A History (Allen Lane, 2002). |
 | | There are so many that it is hard to make a shortlist, but any such list would have to include John Irving (especially The Cider House Rules [Morrow, 1985]), C. Forester, Philip Pullman, Nevil Shute, Isaac Asimov before he began to believe his own propaganda, John Le Carré, Jane Austen, Greg Bear and Terry Pratchett. |
 | | John R. Gribbin studied astrophysics at the University of Cambridge before beginning a prolific career in science writing. |
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