Waffle Science

by Bill Watkins

E=MC2+1 seems more complete, where 1 is infinity or zero, depending on where you are standing--or on how you use words to interpret equations. You are right. You are wrong, Yin and Yang, the Big Bang or Big Yang? Which was first, the chicken, the egg, or the alphabet? Borges said words are mere fictions; so why did he use them so much as a career writer? Fast as the speed of light minus about 185,000 miles per second, we examine in Waffle Science both the futility--and the glory of words and science...

32 pages, Paperback

Published June 18, 2017

About the author

Bill Watkins was born in Birmingham, England, to a Welsh/Irish family in 1950. His bilingual parents were notable traditional singers. Having learned to play the tin whistle, fiddle, guitar, banjo and mandolin at an early age, Bill is also an accomplished singer/songwriter whose most
famous ditty, The Errant Apprentice, has been recorded worldwide. Now living in Minneapolis, he serves as the cultural ambassador at Merlin's Rest Pub. Bills company, Keltcom LLC, designs and builds Irish and British Isles pubs, repairs vintage radio equipment and makes kilts.

More information is available online at www.scarlettapress.com or www.keltcom.com."

Reviews

[Bill Watkins]

The author blurb refers to a different Bill Watkins (A Celtic Childhood, Scotland is not for the Squeamish, etc) NOT the person who wrote this book, someone needs to sort this out.