- Night is Large by Martin Gardner, Basic Books
- A Tour of the Calculus by David Berlinski, Pantheon
- Feynman’s Lost Lecture by Daniel Goodstein and Janet Goodstein, Norton
- Why Things Bite Back by Edward Tenner, Knopf
- Einstein: A Life by Dennis Brian, Wiley
- Where Does the Weirdness Go? by David Lindley, Basic Books
- Hubble by Daniel Fischer and Hilmar Duerback, Springer-Verlag
- Cyberwar, edited by Alan Campen et al, AFCEA International Press
- Searching for Memory by Daniel Schacter, Basic Books
- The Ends of Science by John Hogan, Addison-Wesley
The big new entry is Lindley’s Where Does the Weirdness Go? An Englishman
living in Washington DC, will his fame reach these shores? Our review appears
soon.
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