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Andrew Crumey (pronounced "Croomy") has a PhD in theoretical physics and is former literary editor of Scotland on Sunday. His novels combine history, philosophy, science and humour, and have been praised and translated worldwide. He was 2006 winner of the £60,000 Northern Rock Foundation Writers Award, the UK's largest literary prize, for his novel Sputnik Caledonia.
Novels
Pfitz (1994)
Music in a Foreign Language (1994)
D'Alembert's Principle (1996)
Mr Mee (2000)
Mobius Dick (2004)
Sputnik Caledonia (2008)
The Secret Knowledge (2013)
The Great Chain of Unbeing (2018)
Beethoven's Assassins (2023)
Music in a Foreign Language (1994)
D'Alembert's Principle (1996)
Mr Mee (2000)
Mobius Dick (2004)
Sputnik Caledonia (2008)
The Secret Knowledge (2013)
The Great Chain of Unbeing (2018)
Beethoven's Assassins (2023)
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