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Category Archives: Reviews
This Week at the Library (15/8)
Books this Update: Firestarter, Stephen King Hard Call, John McCain Second Foundation, Isaac Asimov Technopoly: the Surrender of Culture to Technology, Neil Postman The Ascent of Science, Brian L. Silver I began this week with Stephen King’s Firestarter, which was … Continue reading
This Week at the Library (7/8)
Books this Update: Interview with the Vampire, Anne Rice The Age of Synthesis, Ray Spangenburg and Diane Kit Moser Foundation, Isaac Asimov Civil Disobedience, Henry David Thoreau I, Robot; Isaac Asimov I began this week with Anne Rice’s Interview with … Continue reading
This Week at the Library (31/7)
Books this Update: The Communist Manifesto, Karl Marx Nine Tales from Tomorrow, Isaac Asimov Building a Bridge to the Eighteenth Century, Neil Postman Books that Changed the World, Robert B. Downs The Elegant Universe, Brian Greene I mentioned a few … Continue reading
This Week at the Library (24/7)
Books this Update: Personal Memoirs, US Grant The Universe in a Nutshell, Stephen Hawking Asimov’s Mysteries, Isaac Asimov Primates of the World, Rod and Ken Preston-Mafham The Rise of Reason, Ray Spangenburg and Diane Kit Moser I began this week … Continue reading
This Week at the Library (17/07/08)
Books this Update: The Complete Idiot’s Guide to the Harry Potter Universe by Tere Stouffer The Undertaker’s Window by Philip Margolin The History of Science from 1945 to the 1990s by Ray Spangenburg and Diane Moser Asimov’s Guide to Shakespeare … Continue reading
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This Week at the Library
Books this Update: The History of Science, Ray Spangenburg and Diane Moser The Handmaid’s Tale, Margaret Atwood Murder in the Lincoln Bedroom, Elliot Roosevelt Isaac Asimov’s Treasury of Humor by Isaac Asimov Darwin, his Daughter, and Human Evolution, Randal Keynes … Continue reading
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This Week at the Library (3/7)
Books this Update: The Steel Wave, Jeff Shaara The History of Science in the 19th Century, Ray Spangenburg and Diane Moser Tales of the Black Widowers, Isaac Asimov No Ordinary Time, Doris Kearns Goodwin The Blank Slate, Stephen Pinker The … Continue reading
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Tagged Doris Kearns Goodwin, historical fiction, history, Isaac Asimov, psychology, science
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This Week at the Library (17/6)
Books this Update: The History of Science in the 18th Century, Ray Spangenburg & Diane Moser More Tales of the Black Widowers, Isaac Asimov god is not Great: How Religion Poisons Everything, Christopher Hitchens The Selfish Gene, Richard Dawkins This … Continue reading
This Week at the Library
Books in this Update: The Origin of Species, Charles Darwin The History of Science from the Ancient Greeks to the Scientific Revolution, Ray Spangenburg Charles Darwin: the Naturalist Who Started a Scientific Revolution, Cyril Aydon I began this week with … Continue reading
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This Week at the Library (15/5)
Books this Update:– In at the Death, Harry Turtledove– Fatherland, Robert Harris– Garden of Beasts, Jeffery Deaver– Playing for Pizza, John Grisham– The Two Georges, Harry Turtledove and Richard Dreyfuss My first read this week was In at the Death … Continue reading
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Tagged alt-history, Britain, Germany, Harry Turtledove, history, Jeffrey Deaver, John Grisham, military, Nazi, Robert Harris, thriller, week in review, WW2
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