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John Grant
John Grant is the author of more than seventy books, including the critically acclaimed Discarded Science, Corrupted Science, and Bogus Science. In addition to his popular science writing, Grant is a prolific science fiction and fantasy writer. He has won two Hugo Awards, the World Fantasy Award,... show more

John Grant is the author of more than seventy books, including the critically acclaimed Discarded Science, Corrupted Science, and Bogus Science. In addition to his popular science writing, Grant is a prolific science fiction and fantasy writer. He has won two Hugo Awards, the World Fantasy Award, the Locus Award, and a number of other international literary awards. He coedited with John Clute The Encyclopedia of Fantasy and wrote all three editions of The Encyclopedia of Walt Disney's Animated Characters; both encyclopedias are standard reference works in their field. Under his real name, Paul Barnett, he has written several books and run the world-famous fantasy-art-book imprint Paper Tiger, for this latter work winning a Chesley Award and a nomination for the World Fantasy Award. For more on this prolific author, see www.johngrantpaulbarnett.com.
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Word to Dreams
Word to Dreams rated it 10 years ago
This book is a no holds back debunk of just about everything but the kitchen sink. The author touches on everything from evolution, to AIDS, to climate change, etc. I actually learned quite a few things about how screwed up some high level doctors and leaders are and how their actions or inaction'...
Brian's Book Blog
Brian's Book Blog rated it 10 years ago
Written during the time of the Lone Wolf "choose your own adventure" gamebook craze, this explains how the titular character came by his name and the last of the Kai Lords.Also a good read if you're planning to get into the upcoming RPG due out in mid/late 2015 and want to know some of the backgroun...
Hipster Ariel's Literary Grotto
Hipster Ariel's Literary Grotto rated it 10 years ago
This lists a pretty good list of crazy things people actually believe and examples of people throughout history who have perpetuated these myths and pseudosciences. He especially takes Sylvia Browne and the writers of Chariots of the Gods to task, which I definitely agree with, but I would rather ha...
Bryan Thomas Schmidt
Bryan Thomas Schmidt rated it 14 years ago
7 of 15 stories I really enjoyed, 3 were okay, and 5 were just not to my taste. Definitely unique stories and ideas. Some talented writers. I have not read the two previous books in the series and have no basis for comparison. See my detailed review at www.tangentonline.com
simmo
simmo rated it 16 years ago
Interesting. Grant initially explores corrupted and self-deluded science and scientists thought he ages – those looking for fame, fortune and those that went to great lengths to convince the world that they were right. Then he moves onto more organised pseudo-science in the Military and religious wo...
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