Christopher Hodder-Williams

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Christopher Hodder-Williams (1926 - 1995) was a British writer, mainly of science fiction, but he wrote novels about aviation and espionage as well. Many of his books are early examples of what would later be called techno-thrillers[1]. He also worked as a composer and lyricist [2][3]. His full name was John Christopher Glazebrook Hodder-Williams.

Contents 1 Partial bibliography 1.1 Novels 1.2 Teleplays 2 External resources

[edit] Partial bibliography

[edit] Novels

• The Cummings Report (1957) originally published as by James Brogan
• Chain Reaction (1959)
• The Egg-Shaped Thing (1962)
• The Main Experiment (1966)
• Fistful of Digits (1968)
• 98.4 (1969) also published as Ninety-Eight Point Four
• Final Approach (1973)
• Higher They Fly (1973)
• Panic O'Clock (1973)
• Coward's Paradise (1974)
• Turbulence (1974)
• The Prayer Machine (1976)
• The Silent Voice (1977)
• The Thinktank That Leaked (1979)
• Chromosome Game (1984)

[edit] Teleplays

For Armchair Theatre

• The Ship That Couldn't Stop (1961) [4]
• The Higher They Fly (1963)[5]
• A Voice in the Sky (1965) [6]

For the British television series Suspense

• The White Hot Coal (1962) [7]

[edit] External resources

• Christopher Hodder-Williams at the Internet Speculative Fiction Database
• Christopher Hodder-Williams at the Internet Movie Database