Peter Tate (verduidelijking)

"Peter Tate" is samengesteld uit ten minste 3 verschillende auteurs, onderscheiden door hun werken.

Auteurssplitsing

Peter Tate (3)

Alchemy and Academe (1970) — Medewerker — 578 exemplaren
SF12 (1968) — Medewerker — 138 exemplaren
England Swings SF: Stories of Speculative Fiction (1968) — Medewerker — 80 exemplaren
New Worlds Quarterly 2 (1971) — Medewerker — 78 exemplaren
Best SF Stories from New Worlds 3 (1968) — Medewerker — 57 exemplaren
Best SF Stories from New Worlds 5 (1969) — Medewerker — 56 exemplaren
The Thinking Seat (1969) 11 exemplaren
Landluft und tödlicher Regen. (1973) 9 exemplaren
Faces in the flames : fourth in a series of small wars (1976) 6 exemplaren
Mondlicht auf stählernen Wiesen (1974) 6 exemplaren
Greencomber (1979) 5 exemplaren
Beyond the Weeds [short fiction] (1966) 4 exemplaren
SF Impulse 6 (1966) — Medewerker, sommige edities — 3 exemplaren
Seagulls under Glass, and Other Stories (1975) 3 exemplaren
Fantastic. No. 139 (May 1967) (1967) — Medewerker — 2 exemplaren
Gardens 12345 (1971) 2 exemplaren
Das Verplante Paradies, (1973) 2 exemplaren
Fantastic Vol 16 # 5 May '67 featuring The Thinking Seat 1 exemplaar
Same Autumn in a Different Park {short story} 1 exemplaar
"Mainchance" (in Alchemy and Academe) 1 exemplaar

Peter Tate (2)

Flights of Fancy: Birds in Myth, Legend, and Superstition (2007) 106 exemplaren
East Anglia and Its Birds (1977) 6 exemplaren
Century of Bird Books (1979) 5 exemplaren
The Swallow (1986) 5 exemplaren
The Nightjar (Shire natural history) (1989) 1 exemplaar
Swallows (1988) 1 exemplaar

Peter Tate (1)

The Doctor's Communication Handbook (1994) 45 exemplaren
Other Side of Medicine (2006) 3 exemplaren

Peter Tate (onbekend)

Algemene kennis

Ontwarringsbericht
PT author of The Doctor's Communication handboook b.1946, is a retired general practitioner and novelist.

PT author of Flights of Fancy: Birds.... b.1926, was a naturalist.

PT author of Greencomber b.1940, was a writer of science fiction.


The www.fantasticfiction site list does not agree with this allocation but, I believe, is incorrect. Owners of the books who know better please adjust!