Martin Sherwood
Martin Sherwood (10 January 1942 – 10 May 2011) was a British science fiction author, organic chemist and an editor of Chemistry & Industry.
Science fiction
His novels were Survival (New English Library, 1975, ISBN 0-450-30369-1) and Maxwell's Demon (Ultramarine, 1976, ISBN 0-450-02857-7; New English Library, 1976, ISBN 0-450-03300-7).
Chemistry
Sherwood had a Ph.D. in organic chemistry and was editor of industry journal Chemistry & Industry from 1976.
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gollark: Mistake theory is that the other people are broadly well-meaning like you but have different sets of information to work from.
gollark: Something something conflict theory versus mistake theory politics? Conflict theory is that you're fighting an enemy who wants fundamentally different things and must be stopped.
gollark: This is not in fact possible.
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References
- Authors: Sherwood, Martin (John Clute, The Encyclopedia Of Science Fiction, 3rd ed., 2012)
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