Lyndon Hardy
Lyndon Mauriece Hardy (born 1941) is an American physicist, fantasy author, and business owner.
Biography
He is a member of the Science Fiction Writers of America.[1] He attended California Institute of Technology as an undergraduate and the University of California Berkeley for his Ph.D.[2]
In his college years, he became fascinated with fantasy literature. In addition to being a fantasy author, he started a computer consulting company named Alodar Systems Inc. that, among other things, helped develop the Isis intelligence tool for medical research. He is married and has two daughters.
In 1961, Hardy masterminded the Great Rose Bowl Hoax, in which Caltech students rearranged the cards used by Washington to spell out words during half-time.[3]
Bibliography
- Master of the Five Magics (1980)
- Secret of the Sixth Magic (1984)[4]
- Riddle of the Seven Realms (1988)
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