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John Elliot (author)
John Herbert Elliot (4 July 1918 – 14 August 1997) was a British novelist, screenwriter and television producer. Between 1954 and 1960 he scripted a succession of one-off television plays including ''War in the Air'' and ''A Man from the Sun''. In 1961 he joined with astronomer Fred Hoyle (to ensure scientific authenticity) to write the ground-breaking science fiction serial ''A for Andromeda'' which set the tone for all which was to follow in its stead. The success of ''A For Andromeda'' prompted a sequel, ''The Andromeda Breakthrough'', in 1962.
Following ''Andromeda'', Elliot wrote more one-off plays, but his talents were underused by the BBC. He resigned from the BBC in 1963 but, as a parting gift, offered an option on his concept for the drama series ''Mogul'' (renamed ''The Troubleshooters'' from the second series) for which he wrote much of the seven series.
His other works include programmes such as ''Fall of Eagles'' and ''Survival'' as well as novels including ''Duel'', ''Blood Upon the Snow'', and ''A For Andromeda'' and ''The Andromeda Breakthrough'' (also co-written with Fred Hoyle).
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