Ian Hocking
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Ian Michael Hocking (born Truro, UK, November 6, 1976) is a British author who writes in the genres science fiction and techno-thriller[1]. His debut novel, Déjà Vu, was published by The UKA Press in January 2005, and he is represented by John Jarrold[2]. The author released Déjà Vu as a free podcast under a creative commons licence between November 2005 and June 2006[3]. Hocking's fiction often features explorations of identity and free will[4]. He has a PhD[5] in experimental psycholinguistics from the University of Exeter. He is an Associate Lecturer at the Open University and an Associate Tutor at Canterbury Christ Church University.
[edit] References
- ^ Forbidden Planet International interview
- ^ Ian Hocking at the John Jarrold Literary Agency
- ^ Déjà Vu podcast
- ^ Interview on Radio Ryedale (2004)
- ^ PhD thesis 'Resources and Parsing' (PDF)
