left to win an incredible antigravity platform and 3D-printed Strandbeest!
As featured in New Scientist magazine.
"gripping and hugely entertaining... difficult to put down."
- New Scientist
The CTO of Amazon has read it.
Have you?
Biography
As well as writing novels, Gruff is an inventor, entrepreneur, and technology consultant. He has a PhD in Physics from Imperial College, London, the location of The Looking Glass Club. Gruff was nominated for Ernst & Young Entrepreneur of the Year 2003 and was a TV finalist in the BBC Tomorrow’s World Innovation Awards (Inventive Individual Category).
He's a keen linguist, speaks five languages to various degrees of incompetency, and runs www.BitesizedLanguages.com
Gruff was a founding technologist behind one the UK's most successful dotcoms, www.moonfruit.com. More than 4 million websites have been built using moonfruit.
Gruff invented the Exertris gaming-exercise bike, featured on BBC Tomorrow's World (twice) and which Bill Gates presented during his keynote speech at the Consumer Electronics Show. www.gruffiti.com/exertris
You can follow Gruff on Twitter: gruffdavies
Follow tweets about this book, website & competition: lookinglassclub
photo by Helen Rosemier
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