William Proctor

Author of Moongate A Novel

About the Author

William Proctor is a graduate of Harvard College and Harvard Law School, and has worked as a reporter for the New York Daily News. He has written or co-authored more than 70 nonfiction books

Works by William Proctor

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Moongate A Novel (2002) 61 copies, 1 review

The Resurrection Report (1998) 53 copies

The Last Star: A Novel (2000) 32 copies

The Gospel According to the New York Times: How the World's Most Powerful News Organization Shapes Your Mind and Values (2000) 27 copies

The Templeton Touch (1983) 19 copies, 2 reviews

The Terrible Speller: A Quick-And-Easy Guide to Enhancing Your Spelling Ability (1993) 16 copies

Light Speed Bible (2005) 12 copies

Help wanted: faith required (1974) 12 copies

Survival on the Campus: A Handbook for Christian Students (1972) 9 copies

The Born-Again Christian Catalog: A Complete Sourcebook for Evangelicals (1979) 4 copies

Disney's Star Wars: Forces of Production, Promotion, and Reception (Fandom & Culture) (2019) 3 copies

The Templeton Prizes 2 copies

OBAMA GRAMMAR: Using the President's Bloopers to Improve Your English (2011) 1 copy

Survival on the Campus 1 copy

The great adventure : studies in the "Pilgrim's Progress" 1 copy

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Start Strong, Finish Strong (2007) — Contributor — 26 copies, 1 review

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pussreboots 1,623 reviews

Moongate by William Proctor

I went back and finished reading the book. The story kept my attention the second time around but I must complain that the book is not much like the blurb on the back cover. The worm hole piece of the story only comes into play on page 200, 2/3 of the way through the book. Save for the last hundred pages, the book is otherwise a standard spy thriller adventure.

Aug 24, 2014

LOM-Lausanne 982 reviews

The Templeton touch by William Proctor