Tony Thorne: 21 books

Most scientists today seem to agree that Time is still a mystery. Also some of the things we do know about it now must seem weird , if not crazy, to the uninformed. For example, it’s a fact that a clock runs faster upstairs than it does downstairs, and a lot faster if you put it up in an Earth Satellite....

This book outlines two different ways of being a successful author. Readers can decide for themselves which is the best to try?  The first section covers the author's personal experiences, failures to triumphs and his ongoing optimistic situation. The second section introduces another maverick...

Mystery and mayhem ensue when our luckless hero decides to start an aerial photography business, using his new model helicopter, after successfully dealing with a particularly annoying intruder in his garden. Things develop successfully, until a sinister client approaches him with a proposition...

The start of the amazing adventures of Horace Mayberry, previousyl blind,but now fitted with intelligent nanotronic eyes. The price? Appointed as assistant to a government secret agent he embarks on dangerous missions, some of which get him into a tight corner. However his superhuman eyes usually get him out of it, -but not always the ones he experiences when he´s dreaming.

In POINTS OF VIEW, a blind young Londoner, Horace Mayberry, is fitted with superhuman, intelligent eyes. able to develop various functions to assist in whatever hazardous situations he experiences. The price after minimal training, is to become assistant to a real secret agent. Apprehensive at first...

The further exciting adventures of Horace Mayberry , assistant to a government secret  agent. Now more exerienced, his character changes and his dreams become more vivid as he tries to find a way out of the situations they put him in.  A terrorist group has stolen secret weapons using the same techniques...

This first collection, in a trilogy of speculative stories is set on, around, and even under, the magical Canary Island of Tenerife. It has an introduction by the legendary American SF author, Harry Harrison, and won the top award in the SF category of the 2009 New York Beach Book Festival. The 17...