James S Anderson

James Anderson was born in Sheffield, England, 1948. He attended the Central Technical School (CTS) in the centre of Sheffield and later studied at Crewe & Alsager College where he obtained an honours degree in maths and physics. His first full time teaching post was as a lecturer at Hendon College, North London, where he taught maths, physics and electronics for 4 years. Moving to the West Midlands, James obtained a post at Dudley College where he taught maths, physics and electronics; being a licensed amateur radio operator with the call sign G7 CHC he also taught amateur radio basics to many enthusiastic students between the years 1988 and 1995. He has contributed to Television Magazine and Electrical Contractor and published a second book - Electronics Servicing in 1997. As well as the science subjects that formed his degree and early teaching career, James also has a strong interest in English Literature and has been a member of the Bronte Society since 1974; in 2004, he had an article on the Penzance Home of Maria Branwell (the mother of the Bronte sisters) published in the Bronte Society Members' Gazette. James is now retired and lives in Devon but hopes one day to publish his third book dealing with the viable prospect of teleportation, the basic principles of which are already well established within present quantum theory.