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Nick Pelling
Born1964 (age 60–61)
NationalityBritish
Other names
  • Orlando M. Pilchard

Nick Pelling is a British-born computer programmer and investigative writer best known as the creator of the 1984 game Frak!.

Games

Developed

As Aardvark Software

Independently

Ported

As Aardvark Software

Independently

Interests in history

Pelling published an article in the British magazine History Today, supporting a previous attribution of the invention of the telescope to a Gerundian named Joan Roget in 1590 and published a 2006 book on the Voynich manuscript, claiming it was written by 15th century North Italian architect Antonio Averlino (also known as "Filarete").

Books

  • Pelling, Nicholas John (2006). The Curse of the Voynich: The Secret History of the World's Most Mysterious Manuscript. Compelling Press. ISBN 0-9553160-0-6.

References

  1. ^ "Desert Island Disks: Nick Pelling". Retro Gamer 26, pp. 82-85.
  2. ^ Nicholas John Pelling; Nick Pelling (1 January 2006). The Curse of the Voynich: The Secret History of the World's Most Mysterious Manuscript. Compelling Press. ISBN 978-0-9553160-0-5.
  3. Who Invented the Telescope?
  4. Controversy over telescope origin, news.bbc.co.uk, Tuesday, 16 September 2008
  5. Pelling 2006

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