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Template:Realworld David Dvorkin (born 8 October 1943; age 80) is an English-born science fiction and horror novelist. He earned a BA in mathematics and physics from Indiana University as well as an MS in mathematics from the University of Houston. He is the father of Daniel Dvorkin, another Star Trek author.

Although born in England, Dvorkin has lived in the USA for many decades. He is a computer programmer, and has worked for NASA, where he was involved in "navigation error analysis" for both the Apollo and Viking programs.[1] He has also written a non-fiction book on the potential of solar energy in the renewables market. He currently lives in Denver, Colorado.

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Writing credits

Star Trek novels

TOS #40: Timetrap
TOS #44: The Trellisane Confrontation
TNG #8: The Captains' Honor with Daniel Dvorkin

Some non-Star Trek novels

Prisoner of the Blood Unquenchable
Ursus
Time for Sherlock Holmes
The Cavaradossi Killings
Unquenchable
Budspy
Central Heat
Insatiable
The Children of Shiny Mountain
The Green God
The Seekers

External link

Dvorkin.com - official website
David Dvorkin at SF-Encyclopedia.com
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-'''David Dvorkin''' is a scifi/horror novelist. He earned a B.A. in mathematics and physics from Indiana University as well as a M.S. in mathematics from the University of Houston.
+'''David Dvorkin''' {{born|8|October|1943}} is an English-born science fiction and horror novelist. He earned a BA in mathematics and physics from Indiana University as well as an MS in mathematics from the University of Houston. He is the father of [[Daniel Dvorkin]], another Star Trek author.
+Although born in England, Dvorkin has lived in the USA for many decades. He is a computer programmer, and has worked for NASA, where he was involved in "navigation error analysis" for both the Apollo and Viking programs.[http://www.dvorkin.com/dresume.htm] He has also written a non-fiction book on the potential of solar energy in the renewables market. He currently lives in Denver, Colorado.
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-==Writing Credits==
+== Writing credits ==
 ;''Star Trek'' novels
-* [[Pocket TOS|TOS]] #40: [[Timetrap]]
+* [[Pocket TOS|TOS]] #40: ''[[Timetrap]]''
-* [[Pocket TOS|TOS]] #44: [[The Trellisane Confrontation]]
+* [[Pocket TOS|TOS]] #44: ''[[The Trellisane Confrontation]]''
-* [[Pocket TNG|TNG]] #8: [[The Captains' Honor]] with [[Daniel Dvorkin]]
+* [[Pocket TNG|TNG]] #8: ''[[The Captains' Honor]]'' with [[Daniel Dvorkin]]
+;Some non-''Star Trek'' novels
+* ''Prisoner of the Blood Unquenchable''
+* ''Ursus''
+* ''Time for Sherlock Holmes''
+* ''The Cavaradossi Killings''
+* ''Unquenchable''
+* ''Budspy''
+* ''Central Heat''
+* ''Insatiable''
+* ''The Children of Shiny Mountain''
+* ''The Green God''
+* ''The Seekers''
+== External link ==
-;Some Non-''Star Trek'' novels
+* [http://www.dvorkin.com/ Dvorkin.com] - official website
-* Prisoner of the Blood Unquenchable
+* {{sf-encyc|dvorkin_david}}
-* Ursus
+* {{NCwiki}}
-* Time for Sherlock Holmes
-* The Cavaradossi Killings
-* Unquenchable
-* Budspy
-* Central Heat
-* Insatiable
-* The Children of Shiny Mountain
-* The Green God
-* The Seekers
+[[de:David Dvorkin]]
-==External Links==
+[[Category:Star Trek novel authors|Dvorkin, David]]
-[http://www.dvorkin.com/ Author's Website]
-[[Category:Star Trek authors|Dvorkin, David]]