Charles Platt (born in London, England) is the author of 41 fiction and nonfiction books, including science-fiction novels such as The Silicon Man and Protektor (published in paperback by Avon Books). He has also written non-fiction, particularly on the subjects of computer technology and cryonics, as well as teaching and working in these fields. Platt relocated from England to the United States in 1970 and is a naturalized U. S. citizen.
Genres: Science Fiction
Series
Laena's Children (as by Charlotte Prentiss)
1. Children of the Ice (1993)
2. People of the Mesa (1995)
aka Children of the Mesa
3. Children of the Sun (1995)
4. The Island Tribe (1997)
5. The Ocean Tribe (1999)
1. Children of the Ice (1993)
2. People of the Mesa (1995)
aka Children of the Mesa
3. Children of the Sun (1995)
4. The Island Tribe (1997)
5. The Ocean Tribe (1999)
Novels
Garbage World (1967)
The Gas (1968)
The City Dwellers (1970)
aka Twilight of the City
The Image Job (1971)
Planet of the Voles (1971)
The Power and the Pain (1972)
Outdoor Survival (1976)
Sweet Evil (1977)
Love's Savage Embrace (1981) (as by Charlotte Prentiss)
Tease for Two (1983) (as by Aston Cantwell)
Double Delight (1983) (as by Aston Cantwell)
Less Than Human (1986)
Free Zone (1989)
The Silicon Man (1991)
Protektor (1996)
Loose Canon (2001)
The Gas (1968)
The City Dwellers (1970)
aka Twilight of the City
The Image Job (1971)
Planet of the Voles (1971)
The Power and the Pain (1972)
Outdoor Survival (1976)
Sweet Evil (1977)
Love's Savage Embrace (1981) (as by Charlotte Prentiss)
Tease for Two (1983) (as by Aston Cantwell)
Double Delight (1983) (as by Aston Cantwell)
Less Than Human (1986)
Free Zone (1989)
The Silicon Man (1991)
Protektor (1996)
Loose Canon (2001)
Collections
Series contributed to
New Worlds
6. New Worlds 6 (1973) (with Michael Moorcock)
7. New Worlds 7 (1974) (with Hilary Bailey)
6. New Worlds 6 (1973) (with Michael Moorcock)
7. New Worlds 7 (1974) (with Hilary Bailey)
Non fiction show
Books containing stories by Charles Platt
More books
Award nominations
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