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Rip Gerber began writing thrillers before attempting the Navier-Stokes equation, which he still hasn't cracked. He has served as CMO for two public software companies, built a polymer plant and spied for the CIA. Rip has a chemical engineering degree from Virginia, an MBA from Harvard, but no MFA. PHARMA is his debut thriller.
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Background
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My long-term artist goal is to work with Jerry Bruckheimer on the Richard Feynman story. Until then, I enjoy writing about science killing off tens of millions of people in a snap. When I'm feeling down, I like read macabre textbooks, from Charles Darwin to Stephen King.
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Accomplishments
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Runner-Up, Most Beautiful Baby Contest, Sears (1963)
First Place - Fairfax County Art Show (1982) - for a collection of miniature clay food.
Virginia Literary Review (1985) - first short published.
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Additional Information
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New book coming out. Millions of lives hang in the balance.
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Rip Gerber, Author
San Francisco Writer's Group
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