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8 Turing in literature

• Turing appears as a character in the World War II sections of Neal Stephenson's Cryptonomicon.
• The play Breaking the Code by Hugh Whitemore deals with the life and death of Turing.

9 See also

• List of famous gay, lesbian or bisexual people

10 References

• The Enigma of Intelligence, a biography by Andrew Hodges, BooksEnthsiast.com (Unwin Paperbacks, UK, 1986)
• Alan Turing: Life and Legacy of a Great Thinker, C. Teuscher (Ed.), BooksEnthsiast.com (Springer-Verlag, 2004)

11 External links

• MacTutor biography of Turing
• A short biography of Turing
• An even shorter biography
• Alan Turing — Towards a Digital Mind: Part 1
• Computing machinery and intelligence — full text of article.
• Hollymeade unveiling of memorial plaque marking 50th anniversary of Turing's untimely death
• Alan Turing and morphogenesis
• The Turing Archive
• Turing Day 2002
• Turing 2004: A celebration of his life and achievements

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