Django Mathijsen

Terrorist in the Palace of the Snow Queen (eBook, ePUB)

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Produktbeschreibung

Gerard lands on Spitsbergen to visit the Global seed vault. He poses as Doctor Hamid Büchler of the Leibniz-institute, delivering frozen seeds. But in reality the contents of his cabin trunk are highly explosive. What's his secret mission? Can he stay out of the UN's clutches long enough to complete it, or will he fall for the charm of the white blonde Doctor Kaia Hansen? This exciting and poetic techno thriller was nominated for the Paul Harland Prize 2008. The judges commented: "A beautifully formulated indictment, wrapped in science fiction, against political abuse of power".

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Produktdetails

• Verlag: enpublikant
• Erscheinungstermin: 10. Dezember 2011
• Englisch
• ISBN-13: 9781465911773
• Artikelnr.: 48333843

Autorenporträt

Dutchman Django Mathijsen is the son of professional musicians. He worked as a jazz-organist as a teenager and while studying engineering at the Eindhoven University of Technology, where he graduated in 1993.

He was a technical consultant on the award winning British TV-programs Robot Wars and TechnoGames. And, combining music and technology, he wrote a book about the Hammond-organ, which was serialized in a Dutch music magazine. As a science journalist and editor he's subsequently written over three hundred articles in English and Dutch magazines.

He now concentrates mainly on composing music and writing fiction. He has won numerous awards for his short stories which have appeared in all current Dutch science fiction, fantasy and horror magazines and in various Dutch anthologies. His first novel (the science fiction techno-thriller "Mando Vidé en het Robotbevrijdingsfront") was published in the Netherlands in March 2010 by the publishing house Books of Fantasy. His second novel ("Codenaam Hadsadah") was co-written in 2010 with Anaïd Haen (also an award winning Dutch writer) and is the first thriller about WikiLeaks.