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Tag Archives: Books
The mystery bird that called for a dictionary of vanishing voices
In the summer of 1897 the call of a mysterious bird sparked a brief but thorough quest whose hand-sized outcome is a curious testament to the speed of change in our world. Continue reading
The Song of the Dodo gets my vote
New Scientist magazine wants to know what the most underrated science books (written for a general audience) from the past 50 years are. Tell them your favourites and you could win some of the best science books of 2010. Continue reading
