"The only thing we may predict about Peter Dickinson is that his next book will always be unpredictable," concluded a Junior Bookshelf reviewer. Although the reviewer referred to Dickinson's books for...
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Following traditions of donnish wit, romance, and scientific interest represented variously by G. K. Chesterton, H. G. Wells, and Michael Innes, Peter Dickinson has written among the most imaginative ...
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"I have a function, like the village cobbler, and that is to tell stories. Everything else is subservient to that." Although he makes no lofty claims for himself in the note he writes for John Rowe To...
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Peter Dickinson categorizes his special brand of mystery as science fiction with far more fiction than science. When he imagines the closed world of a classic detective story, he tries to invent it as...
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