Charles Platt
born 26 April 1945
40 known books
newest first
Charles Platt was born in London, England, and moved to New York City in 1970. In 1994 he co-founded a cryonics organization called CryoCare in 1994. He was a senior writer at Wired magazine for several years. He is the author of over 40 fiction and nonfiction books, including science-fiction novels such as The Silicon Man and Protektor. His non-fiction works are on the subjects of computer technology and cryonics. In addition to writing, he is a journalist and a computer programmer. He was an editor at three different New York publishing houses, and he designed and edited the British magazine New Worlds.
Books
OpenLibrary works by this author.
Essence of Success
2003
Loose Canon
2001
Life Unlimited
Life Unlimited
1998
Anarchyonline
1997
Protektor
1996
The silicon man
1993
Silicon Man, The
1991
Soma
1989
When You Can Live Twice As Long, What Will You Do
1989
Free Zone
Free Zone
1988
Dream makers
Dream makers
1987
Less Than Human
1987
Plasm
1987
How to be a happy cat
1986
Artificial Intelligence in Action
Artificial Intelligence in Action
1985
More from Your Micro
More from Your Micro
1985
Graphics guide to the Commodore 64
1984
Micromania
Micromania
1984
The whole-truth home computer handbook
1984
Dream Makers Volii Tr
1983
Who Writes Science Fiction?
Who Writes Science Fiction?
1981
Garbage World
Garbage World
1977
Twilight Of The City
1977
Outdoor survival
1976
Charles Platt and Charles Platt
T-shirting
T-shirting
1975
City Dwellers, The
1971
Planet Of The Voles
1971
The city dwellers
1971
The gas
1968
Popular superstitions
1925
The Psychology of social life
1922
The psychology of thought and feeling
1921
Dream makers
1900
Basic Without Math
Basic Without Math
Year unknown
Dämmerung über der Stadt
Year unknown
Dream makers
Year unknown
Encyclopedia of Electronic Components Volume 1
Year unknown
Enrob Annual Report 2001
Year unknown
Charles Platt and Erico Narita
Make
Make
Year unknown
Make More Electronics
Year unknown
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