- Geoffrey Hoyle
Geoffrey Hoyle (b. 1942) is an English
science fiction writer, best known for the works which he co-authored with his father, theastronomer Fred Hoyle . About half of Fred Hoyle's science fiction works were co-authored with his son. [http://www.bookrags.com/biography/fred-hoyle/]He was educated at
Bryanston School inDorset , and then entered Cambridge where he readfine arts . After 1964, Hoyle worked inLondon 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 co-authored novels - however, he did work as a "scientific advisor" to some series such as "Timeslip ".Works
(Novels unless otherwise specified)
With his father, Fred Hoyle:
* "Fifth Planet", 1963
* "October the First is Too Late", 1966
* "Rockets in Ursa Major", 1969 (based on a play by Fred)
* "Seven Steps to the Sun, 1970
* "The Inferno", 1973
* "The Molecule Men and the Monster of Loch Ness", 1973 (short story collection)
* "Into Deepest Space", 1974
* "The Incandescent Ones", 1977
* "The Westminster Disaster", 1978
* "Commonsense in Nuclear Energy", 1980 (non-fiction)
* The Professor Gamma series
** "The Energy Pirate", 1982
** "The Frozen Planet of Azuron", 1982
** "The Giants of Universal Park", 1982
** "The Planet of Death", 1982With
Janice Robertson
* "Ask Me Why", 1976 (non-fiction)As sole author -
* "2010: Living in the Future", 1972
* "Disaster", 1975
* "Flight (Achievements)", 1984 (illustrated by Gerald Witcomb)References
* "Fifth Planet" cover notes
* [http://www.fantasticfiction.co.uk/h/geoffrey-hoyle/ Fantastic Fiction entry]
* [http://scifan.com/writers/hh/HoyleGeoffrey.asp Sci Fan bibliography]External links
* [http://www.hoyle.org.uk/fiction.html#GH "Books with son Geoffrey"]
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