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ⓘ About Clifford Stoll
Clifford Stoll is a published author of fiction. Before he was a writer in print, he happened to be an astronomer that traded in his sight to the stars for becoming a systems manager at a lab at Berkeley working with computers. Stoll was born June 4, 1951. He has penned a few books since getting into the field. Some of them have even been translated into other languages. Stoll has written about a variety of topics and subjects. One of them would include his book The Cuckoo’s Egg, a book pulled of events from the writer’s own life and experience. The Cuckoo’s Egg is one of the earliest books ever put out by author Clifford Stoll.
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Who is Clifford Stoll?
Clifford Stoll is a published author of fiction. Before he was a writer in print, he happened to be an astronomer that traded in his sight to the stars for becoming a systems manager at a lab at Berkeley working with computers. Stoll was born June 4, 1951.
Which Clifford Stoll series should I start with?
The best place to start is the Technology series, the earliest of Clifford Stoll's multi-book series: it opens with Silicon Snake Oil (1995) and runs to 2 books across 1995–1999, ending with High-Tech Heretic (1999).
How many books has Clifford Stoll written?
Clifford Stoll has 4 books catalogued in this guide, published between 1989 and 1999. 2 of them belong to 1 named series — the largest being the Technology series with 2 books — and 2 are standalone titles, collections or anthologies.
In what order should Clifford Stoll's series be read?
Read each series in publication order — the numbered entries in each series follow the year each book first appeared. Clifford Stoll's series do not depend on one another, so they can be started in any order; by start date they are Technology (1995–1999, 2 books).
How are Clifford Stoll's books organised into series?
This guide splits Clifford Stoll's 4 books into 1 named series and 2 titles that stand alone or appear only in collections: Technology (2 books, 1995–1999).