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Higgins Peter

    Peter Higgins creëert verhalen die duiken in de complexiteit van persoonlijke vrijheid en verantwoordelijkheid. Zijn werken verkennen vaak ingewikkelde morele dilemma's en de psychologische ontwikkeling van zijn personages. Higgins' stijl staat bekend om zijn diepgang en bedachtzaamheid, die lezers meeneemt in de innerlijke werking van de menselijke psyche. Zijn verhalen bewandelen de dunne lijn tussen waarheid en misleiding, en de nuances van goed en kwaad.

    Numbers: A Very Short Introduction
    Wolfhound Century
    Dragon Heart
    Mathematics for the Imagination
    Radiant State
    Truth and Fear
    • Already compared to China Mieville by Richard Morgan, Peter Higgins makes an explosive return to his alternate Russia.

      Truth and Fear
    • Radiant State

      • 288bladzijden
      • 11 uur lezen
      4,2(12)Tarief

      The concluding part of the most original science fantasy of recent years. Works perfect for fans of China Mieville and Gene Wolfe.

      Radiant State
    • Mathematics for the Imagination provides an accessible and entertaining investigation into mathematical problems in the world around us. From world navigation, family trees, and calendars to patterns, tessellations, and number tricks, this informative and fun new book helps you to understand the maths behind real-life questions and rediscover your arithmetical mind.

      Mathematics for the Imagination
    • Dragon Heart

      • 352bladzijden
      • 13 uur lezen
      3,5(6)Tarief

      For readers of Cormac McCarthy and Justin Cronin, this is the story of one family's battle for survival in a world where evil has already won.

      Dragon Heart
    • A gripping SF thriller in a brilliantly realized alternative Russia - a superb debut.

      Wolfhound Century
    • In this Very Short Introduction Peter M. Higgins presents an overview of the number types featured in modern science and mathematics. Providing a non- technical account, he explores the evolution of the modern number system, examines the fascinating role of primes, and explains their role in contemporary cryptography.

      Numbers: A Very Short Introduction