Science & Math

“a book worth reading.”

“Who Owns the Future? is non-linear, hyperactive, non-sequitur filled, maddening to read, and ultimately unsatisfying.”

Writing is the second most solitary occupation.

“Dr. Flitcroft and Mr. Spencer have created a showcase for why comics and graphic novels can be the perfect teaching tools.”

“The reader gets something new at each turn of the page.”

“Wide ranging and entertaining . . . thoughtful . . . chatty . . . we learn that things are not always what they seem.”

Among the many theories about the origins of creativity is that it may be triggered by the confluence of receptivity to adventure/opportunity, initiative to implement a project, circumstance and co

“The King of Infinite Space is for anyone who cares about Euclid, geometry, the philosophy of mathematics and, most especially, for those who appreciate fine writing.”

“. . . full of sly, scholarly challenges to the common wisdom peddled as dharma, karma, and nirvana.”

“. . . one wonders why there are no similarly informative, unbiased books about drugs in the U.S.”

“Surprise! The Irrationals is a true mathematician’s and historian’s delight, not just another pretty book.”

“. . . a sociologist-historian’s view . . . entertaining yet maddening . . .”