Book Reviews

If you like hard science fiction, but have grown tired of the attitudes and clichés that accompany it, this is the perfect antidote.

It does not matter if you are a seasoned professional or dedicated amateur -there is something for you here.

While Edith Pargeter's Brother Cadfael lived in a neat, just-desserts world, Master Shardlake's is altogether messier -- morally and physically.

Saying Harry Bosch is a bit hard on himself is like saying President Bush is hesitant about admitting mistakes in the war.

This is a book that transcends most books on printing and focuses on what it takes to generate a high quality print.

Reading this almost made me swear to never again write anything about music beyond "it's got a good beat that I can dance to." Almost.

Few things are more interesting than when folklore and history dovetail.

A look at music from the perspective of cognitive neuroscience that never forgets music is a personal and often emotional experience.

Bond does philosophy. The authors don't necessarily do Bond, but he does philosophy...

Notions on how we photograph and process photographs may need to be thrown out to create a workflow that is not a helter-skelter mess.