Publisher's Synopsis
First published in 2012, the centenary year of Alan Turing's birth, this exciting time travel fiction introduces the reader to the man who worked tirelessly at Bletchley Park during World War 2 to decipher German military and naval messages. In the years since its publication more people have learned of Alan Turing's work in the war, his part in the emerging science of computers and the shameful way the nation treated this hero. Paul Morris, the author has played his part in this by running workshops which have led to the inclusion in this special edition of pieces of writing by children and young people: the outstanding quality of these pieces of writing are a very fitting and touching tribute.
