The Tin Men

Name: The Tin Men
Author: Michael Frayn

by Michael Frayn

Novel about a group attempting to build a computer in the 1950s

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Michael Frayn

British playwright and novelist best known for Noises Off, the greatest backstage farce in the English language. Copenhagen is an intellectually ambitious dialogue between physicists Bohr and Heisenberg that brilliantly dramatizes uncertainty and moral responsibility. His range as a writer is remarkable.

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