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- Title
- Breaking Codes: Unravel 100 Cryptograms
- Author
- Berloquin, Pierre
- Publisher
- Union Square & Co.
- Publication year
- 2014
- Condition
- very_good
- Binding
- Soft cover
- Language
- English
- ISBN 10
- 1454910658
- ISBN 13
- 9781454910657
For anyone interested in the science of secrecy and clandestine codes, renowned puzzle whiz Pierre Berloquin has created a collection of colourful exercises that gives amateurs an opportunity to test their deciphering skills. Berloquin formulates his clever cryptograms around the stories of 20 characters from fiction and history, including Sherlock Holmes, Edgar Allen Poe, Hildegarde von Bingen, and the Klingons of Star Trek fame. Each short chapter features a brief historical background of the character and code, as well as six cryptograms using authentic alphabets to give your brain a fun workout. Unravel the messages faster as you go along, and watch your rank increase from shrewd detective to 'master cryptographer!'
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About the Author
Renowned puzzle creator Pierre Berloquin has published more than 40 books on puzzles and games, translated into several languages. They include: Hidden Codes & Grand Designs, 150 Challenging and Instructive Puzzles: The Garden of the Sphinx, and 100 Games of Logic (all Sterling). As a consultant, he pioneered the use of encounter group techniques in creativity shops in the 1970s and applied it to businesses and research facilities in Europe and America. As an engineer, he developed innovative software, including 1995 12 Screen Test Lab with touch-screen interfaces to assess Paris Transit Authority's employees. As a multimedia creator, he developed in 1984-85 the first video game with avatars ever to work on a network, which was exhibited for several weeks at the Centre Georges Pompidou in Paris.
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