Quotes/Biographies
Rodney Dale - Co-Author. The Manna Machine.
First Appearance - The Evidence
Opening Quote;
The Manna Machine
"This really is-is the key diagram of the manna machine, as we built it up from the text. For instance, one here is the mouth, but it's actually the air intake, which carries what is described as the breath of life. The air goes up this tube here, which is described as the-the brain of the Ancient One, but is actually a dew still. So that although we're talking about the great sea and the hairs of the beard and so on, at the same time, we were able to work out their relative positions and build out the specification of the machine, and find that we had something that was biochemically viable."
Biography;
Rodney A.M. Dale (born 1933) is an English author, editor, publisher, and a co-founder and former member of Cambridge Consultants Ltd. He has also written principally on non-fiction topics (biography, technology, computing, jazz, illustration, and folklore), as well as three novels, a number of poems, and pantomimes.
Dale was born in Muswell Hill (North London) to Donald and Celia Dale in 1933. In 1939, with the approach of war, the family left London for Cambridge, where Dale was to develop life-long interests in writing, engineering, printing, publishing, and music. He attended The Perse School from 1940 to 1952. In 1953 Dale began a two-year term of National Service, first joining the Suffolk Regiment and later transferring to the Royal Army Education Corps, where he served as a sergeant instructor both in Shorncliffe, Kent, and Münster, Westphalia (BAOR12), Germany. Having earlier (1950) been awarded a scholarship to the University of Cambridge, he attended Queens' College in the fall of 1955 and studied natural sciences. In 1959 he established Polyhedron Services, a design and print company, which he developed for four years.[sic] source - en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Rodney_Dale
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| Rodney A.M. Dale, author and publisher (Fern House Publishing) |
Photo source/author attributed - Rodney A.M. Dale
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