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ABOUT MICHAEL CRICHTON
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A detailed analysis of Michael Crichton’s novels between 1969 and 1996, from “The Andromeda Strain” to “The Lost World” was published in the “Critical Companions to Popular Contemporary Writers” series. It includes an interesting summary of his life and influences on his writing. |
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Various contributors analyze the science in some of Michael Crichton's novels: Congo, Disclosure, Eaters of the Dead, Jurassic Park, Next, Prey, State of Fear, The Andromeda Strain, The Terminal Man, and Timeline. |
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This is my own analysis on Crichton's novels and movies in the proceedings of a course given at the Museo de la Ciencia y el Cosmos, Tenerife (Spain), in april 2008. |
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This is probably the most beautiful item in this compilation. After Michael Crichton's death in 2008, his estate decided to part with his impressive collection of art, through an auction that took place at Christies in 2010. The corresponding catalogue takes the reader through Michael Crichton's home, to see the works of art as he had placed them. This unique view into his home and into his artistic mind provides great insights about Michael Crichton that will be treasured by any of his admirers. It is delivered together with a small-size booklet with an identical cover, with a page-by-page listing of all the auctioned items. |
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Tenerife hosts the annual International Festival of Film Music FIMUCITÉ. In 2010 it honoured John Williams and his works for Steven Spielberg. The book published by the Festival includes chapters on Jurassic Park and The Lost World written by Andrés Brito with extensive commentaries about Michael Crichton. |
 | In an interview published by the German Magazine TELEPOLIS (Special Issue on Cosmology 1/2010), the author of The Swarm (2004), Frank Schätzing reveals his admiration and personal preference for the kind of Science Fiction produced by Michael Crichton. |
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