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Science: Poems and Writings
A delightful journey through the world of science as told through essay and poetry. An enjoyable read for anyone who loves science or is in the market to learn.
149 pages, Paperback
Published November 17, 2020
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December 19, 2025
Science: Poems and Writings by Jamie Lee Hamann is a thoughtful and quietly powerful collection that bridges analytical thinking with emotional reflection. The book explores science not only as a discipline of facts and formulas, but as a human experience shaped by curiosity, doubt, wonder, and discovery. Hamann’s writing feels intentional and contemplative. The poems and short pieces invite the reader to slow down and consider how scientific concepts intersect with personal meaning, memory, and identity. Rather than overwhelming the reader with technical language, the author uses clarity and simplicity to make complex ideas feel accessible and resonant.
What stands out most is the balance between intellect and emotion. The collection does not treat science as something distant or abstract, but as something lived and felt. There is a sense of curiosity running throughout the book, paired with reflection and quiet insight, which makes the reading experience both engaging and grounding.
What stands out most is the balance between intellect and emotion. The collection does not treat science as something distant or abstract, but as something lived and felt. There is a sense of curiosity running throughout the book, paired with reflection and quiet insight, which makes the reading experience both engaging and grounding.
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