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So Simple a Beginning: How Four Physical Principles Shape Our Living World
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2022
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| Looking at other reviews now, I'm amazed by how many rate it poorly because they find the author himself unpleasant. Who cares? The point of a memoir isn't to like the author, just as the point of a novel isn't to like the characters; it's to step in ...more | |
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| A mystery set in colonial (1920s) India. An English policeman goes to Assam to get over his opium addiction and ends up investigating a murder that echoes one he investigated 20 years earlier in London. The first half, which alternates between Englan ...more | |
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| Who would have thought a comedy version of Frankenstein or the Island of Doctor Moreau would work so well? Hilarious, and bitingly satirical of many things, including busybody Soviets – I’m not surprised that it was banned. Short, clever, and very en ...more | |
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| Interesting but padded – could be 2/3 the length, or maybe even ½, which I also thought about Grann’s “Lost City of Z.” This isn’t as good as “Lost City of Z,” though. I don’t think it’s the author’s fault; the events simply don't have as much depth. ...more | |
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