
Bob Biderman
Bob Biderman is a novelist, editor and social historian. He spent his early adulthood in San Francisco and Berkeley where he did his university studies in science and literature. During the 70s he helped develop a local arts-in-education program which he managed for several years. He also started an alternative publishing house which produced a number of books focusing on the social issues of the time. He moved to Europe in the 1980s, living both in France and Britain - where he settled in 1984. Since then he has worked as a writer, lecturer and editor with specific interest in the nature of cities. He currently edits two magazines - Cafe Magazine and Visions of the City. He is also the editor of a series of historical novels focusing on 19th century London.
Born 1940-01-01
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- WikidataQ4931827
- ISNI0000000078490629
- Open LibraryOL766143A
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- Modern fiction (2)
- Fiction (1)
- Popular American Fiction (1)
- Espionage & spy thriller (1)
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- Investigative reporting -- Fiction (1)
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Books by Bob Biderman
Total count: 14
LETTERS TO NANETTEEarly Stages Press1981-01-01
Letters to Nanette1st ed.Early Stages Press1982-01-01
Strange InheritancePluto Press1985-01-01-
The Genesis filesGollancz1988-01-01
The Genesis files.Orion Publishing Group, Limited1989-01-01-
Judgement of deathGollancz1989-01-01
KobaVictor Gollancz1989-06-01
Judgement of death.Gollancz Crime1990-01-01
Paper CutsOrion Publishing Co1990-10-01
The Genesis filesWalker1991-01-01
Judgement of deathLarge print ed.Curley Pub.1992-01-01
Red DreamsHachette2004-01-01
RED DREAMS (French Edition)Hachette2008-01-01
A people's history of coffee and cafésBlack Apollo Press2013-01-01