Lyndon is Professor in Computer Simulation and Machine Vision at the University of the West of England (UWE) in Bristol.
In his book he encourages us to 'reach for the stars' and to realise a new Golden Age for humanity – by finding the wisdom to avoid destroying ourselves in a nuclear Armageddon and instead focus on the future.
He lives in Somerset with his family and two cats.
Find out more in the video below:
Lyndon is Professor in Computer Simulation and Machine Vision at the University of the West of England (UWE) in Bristol.
In his book he encourages us to 'reach for the stars' and to realise a new Golden Age for humanity – by finding the wisdom to avoid destroying ourselves in a nuclear Armageddon and instead focus on the future.
He lives in Somerset with his family and two cats.
Find out more in the video below:
New book on the way
29 July 2021
The text for my upcoming book, which is titled Star Trek Nation: An Englishman's View of America, currently runs to 62,000 words and is being proofread by Dianne; my excellent proof-reader who is based in the States. I have also been doing a number of illustrations, which, if I say so myself, I feel are also going well. Here is a passage from the introduction:
"So, what is the book about? It's about America; and how it can be understood, to a surprisingly large extent, through study of a TV series that debuted over half a century ago, but which it is possible you may have heard of (that is if Planet Earth is where you live). The show ran through a production run of three series, during which it gained relatively modest numbers of viewers. Consequently, it was cancelled and went into syndication, where it became a worldwide legend. It is called: Star Trek."
I am looking forward to a launch in autumn 2021. Details on a giveaway to go with the launch will be given as they become available.
To the left is a sketch of Gene Roddenberry I did, to give a flavour of the book's illustrations.
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