Technofarm - Biderman, Bob
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A STRANGE DISEASE is threatening Cambridge. Is it a new type of virus or does it involve something more sinister - like the Toxic Oil Scandal that ravaged Spain in the 1980s? The clock is ticking as famed epidemiologist, Peter Grant, races to find the mysterious toxin and its source before the city succumbs to a serious plague. Alarming as today's headlines, Technofarm seriously questions the ethics of agribusiness at a time when profit often comes before safety. BOB BIDERMAN is a novelist, editor and social historian. His novels, mysteries and social histories have been widely published by…mehr

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A STRANGE DISEASE is threatening Cambridge. Is it a new type of virus or does it involve something more sinister - like the Toxic Oil Scandal that ravaged Spain in the 1980s? The clock is ticking as famed epidemiologist, Peter Grant, races to find the mysterious toxin and its source before the city succumbs to a serious plague. Alarming as today's headlines, Technofarm seriously questions the ethics of agribusiness at a time when profit often comes before safety. BOB BIDERMAN is a novelist, editor and social historian. His novels, mysteries and social histories have been widely published by Gollancz, Hachette, Pluto, Walker, Chivers Atlantic, Contemporary Literature Series and Black Apollo Press. His articles have appeared in the Guardian, Independent, Visions of the City and Café Magazine.
Autorenporträt
BOB BIDERMAN is a novelist, editor and social historian. He spent his early adulthood in California, studying Science, Literature and Sociology at UC Berkeley and San Francisco State University. In the 1960s he worked in the Preventive Medicine Department of the US Army whilst doing his National Service. During the 70s he helped develop an international Arts-in-Education magazine, based in San Francisco, which he managed for several years. He moved to Europe in the 80s, living in France and then Britain, where he settled in 1984. Since then he has worked as a writer, college lecturer and editor. His novels, mysteries and social histories have been widely published in England, France and the United States - by Gollancz, Hachette, Pluto, Walker, Chivers Atlantic, Contemporary Literature Series and Black Apollo Press. His articles have appeared in the Guardian, Independent, Visions of the City and Cafe¿ Magazine.