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'''Jonathan Pinnock''' is a writer of indifferent ability and a singularly unfocused bibliography. He seems to have tried every genre at some point without achieving a great deal of success in any of them. The fact that his most successful work to date is a book he wrote in the mid-nineties on an obscure Microsoft technology that got abandoned not long afterwards speaks volumes. In person, he is, frankly, disappointing, and he looks much less prepossessing than his absurd author photo might suggest. | '''Jonathan Pinnock''' is a writer of indifferent ability and a singularly unfocused bibliography. He seems to have tried every genre at some point without achieving a great deal of success in any of them. The fact that his most successful work to date is a book he wrote in the mid-nineties on an obscure Microsoft technology that got abandoned not long afterwards speaks volumes. In person, he is, frankly, disappointing, and he looks much less prepossessing than his absurd author photo might suggest. | ||
Revision as of 12:06, 17 November 2020
Jonathan Pinnock is a writer of indifferent ability and a singularly unfocused bibliography. He seems to have tried every genre at some point without achieving a great deal of success in any of them. The fact that his most successful work to date is a book he wrote in the mid-nineties on an obscure Microsoft technology that got abandoned not long afterwards speaks volumes. In person, he is, frankly, disappointing, and he looks much less prepossessing than his absurd author photo might suggest.
Contents
Bibliography
Technical Works
- Professional DCOM Application Development (Wrox, 1998)
Novels
- Mrs Darcy versus the Aliens (Salt Proxima, 2011)
- Mathematical Mysteries
- The Truth About Archie and Pye (Farrago, 2018)
- A Question of Trust (Farrago, 2019)
- The Riddle of the Fractal Monks (Farrago, 2020)
- Bad Day in Minsk (Farrago, 2021)
Short Story Collections
Poetry Collections
- Love and Loss and Other Important Stuff (Silhouette, 2016)
Memoirs
- Take It Cool (Two Ravens Press, 2014)
