Name: Jurassic Park, Tome 1
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Author: Michael Crichton
ISBN: 9782221077269

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Physical Book

Author

Michael Crichton

C. Smith Pamela

Publisher

Robert Laffont,

Format

Paperback

ISBN

9782221077269

ISBN13

9782221077269

Jurassic Park, Tome 1

Michael Crichton (Author) · C. Smith Pamela (Author) · Robert Laffont, · Paperback

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Michael Crichton

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Michael Crichton (Chicago, Illinois, October 23, 1942 - Los Angeles, California, November 4, 2008) was an American writer, screenwriter, director, and film producer. Famous for his work in the genres of science fiction, suspense, and medical fiction. More than two hundred million literary copies of his works have been sold, most of them bestsellers, which have been translated into more than thirty-eight languages, and of which twelve have been made into films.

His novels often feature elements of the action genre and focus on a strong technological component. In fact, Crichton is considered the pioneer of the techno-thriller narrative genre. His novels often explore future scientific and technological advances that end in biotechnology disasters. Crichton is known for being the father of Jurassic Park and also of the prestigious TV series ER. He is the only person who has simultaneously had, in the United States, the best-selling book —Disclosure—, the number one movie at the box office —Jurassic Park—, and the television series with the highest viewership —ER—.

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C. Smith Pamela

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C. Smith Pamela, also known as Pamela Colman Smith, was a talented British illustrator, writer, editor, and occultist, whose artistic and spiritual legacy remains deeply influential. Mainly recognized for illustrating the famous Rider-Waite-Smith tarot deck (1909), her work marked a before and after in esoteric culture and visual arts. Additionally, Pamela dedicated her life to creating creative spaces for women in a time when art and business were predominantly dominated by men.

In 1903, she launched her own magazine, The Green Sheaf, a project that sought to promote the works of her contemporaries, including artists and writers with an innovative and visionary approach. Although the magazine only existed for just over a year, its impact helped cement a support network among independent artists of the time. Pamela Colman Smith is remembered today not only for her contributions to tarot, but also for her commitment to creating inclusive spaces and her forward-thinking vision.

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