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Mark Joseph (1) (1946–)

Autor de To Kill the Potemkin

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6+ Obras 360 Miembros 5 Reseñas

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Obras de Mark Joseph

To Kill the Potemkin (1986) 138 copias
Typhoon (1991) 129 copias
Deadline Y2K (1999) 61 copias
Monte Rio (2018) 14 copias
Alpha 7 (1991) 9 copias
Forbidden Fantasies (1980) 9 copias

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Conocimiento común

Nombre legal
Joseph, Mark Chester
Fecha de nacimiento
1946-03-10
Género
male
Nacionalidad
USA
Lugar de nacimiento
Indianapolis, Indiana, USA
Lugares de residencia
San Francisco, California, USA
Educación
University of California, Berkeley
Biografía breve
birthplace information from Library of Congress Name Authority Search. Amazon lists his birthplace as Vallejo, California.

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Yes, I'm sick of Y2K, too, but I got an advanced reading copy of this and figured, what the heck. I'm sure glad I did. It's a semi-science fiction look at what might happen when the millennium bug hits computers. An entrepreneur makes a fortune in the years prior to 2000 fixing the computer bug in banks' computer. His head geek, meanwhile is planning to save New York City. It's a great adventure, especially if you appreciate computers and what they can do and not do!
 
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susandennis | Jun 5, 2020 |
Moving with impressive detail and believable characters who ring true, this is one of those adventure/thrillers just feels real--Joseph brings his readers into a surveillance sub, and pits them against the fears, uncertainties, and triumphs felt from moment to moment, in both war games and war reality. Early on, it had me hooked to the point where I didn't want to walk away to finish it later, and yet it managed to surprise me quite a bit, right through to the end.
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whitewavedarling | otra reseña | Nov 9, 2016 |
If you enjoyed [b:The Hunt for Red October|19691|The Hunt for Red October (Special 15th Anniversary Edition)|Tom Clancy|http://photo.goodreads.com/books/1167276898s/19691.jpg|1112006] you'll like Typhoon by Mark Joseph. It's the late nineties and a few naval officers, fearing the implosion of the Soviet Union and loss of Soviet satellites, have hatched a plan to force a military coup by faking a rebellion and threatening to launch an atomic missile at the capitol of Georgia. Admiral Zenko, in charge of the Soviet Typhoon class submarine base at Gremikha is determined to thwart the rebellion. A Los Angeles class American sub gets caught in the middle and a cat-and-mouse game results. A very entertaining read.… (más)
 
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ecw0647 | Sep 30, 2013 |
Set during the height of the Cold and Vietnam Wars when nuclear tensions were at their peak, it tells the very realistic and frightening story of a collision between the Barracuda, an American nuclear attack submarine, and a super secret Russian nuclear sub that has very new and sophisticated capabilities.

The Barracuda has been assigned the task of hunting an American aircraft carrier during war game exercises. The Russian sub has been shadowing the task force pretending to be another American sub by masking her own noises by simulating those of a known sub. The Russian sub driver, after realizing he has been "outed" by the Barracuda wants to leave the area before more can be learned about his sub's secret capabilities. The political officer disagrees and takes over command He reverses the prop grazing the Barracuda, which had been following in the Russian sub's baffles. The Barracuda is forced to surface but not before its sonar operator hears sounds of the Russian sub descending way past nominal test depth and breaking up. At least that's what they think.
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ecw0647 | otra reseña | Sep 30, 2013 |

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Obras
6
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Miembros
360
Popularidad
#66,630
Valoración
½ 3.3
Reseñas
5
ISBNs
55
Idiomas
8

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