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Book Review: Carl Zimmer's Microcosm

Today marks the release of Carl Zimmer's latest book, Microcosm: E. Coli and the New Science of Life. Yesterday, I published an interview with the author - who was kind enough not only to agree to an interview but to send me an advance copy of the text.

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Interview: Carl Zimmer, Author of Microcosm

Readers of this column know that from time to time I seed stuff by science writer Carl Zimmer. I discovered his blog, The Loom, a while back and I've been reading his stuff ever since.

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Arthur C. Clarke: Farewell

I was in the sixth grade when I really discovered science fiction.

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Comic Book Review - DMZ, Volumes 1-3

The History The backdrop, thus far, is vaguely painted. What we do know is that the United States erupted into Civil War five years ago.

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Book Review - House of Leaves

If you haven't read Mark Z. Danielewski's intriguing House of Leaves, you really probably should. It's a novel, I suppose, but a highly idiosyncratic one.

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Book Review - Still Life with Woodpecker

At some point during the Vinemeet, as we were passing a bottle of tequila around the campfire, Celestina asked me if I'd ever read any Tom Robbins. I shook my head, intoxicatedly wondering if I'd been wrong about the actor's name all my life.

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Book Review - Haruki Murakami's After Dark

So there I was in the bookstore, minding my own business, when Haruki Murakami's name came out of nowhere and hit me in the face. I had no idea that the man had a new book out! I bought it on the spot - even though I usually wait for paperback - and finished it quickly.

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Author Profile: Haruki Murakami

Anyone who knows me knows I'm a big fan of the writing of Kurt Vonnegut - and judging from comments around here, I'm not the only one.

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Author Profile: William Gibson

I'd like to invite you to join me in taking a look at William Gibson. He's a novelist best known for Neuromancer, his 1984 work depicting a dystopian future.

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Comic Book Review - Alan Moore's Lost Girls

Anyone with even a faint appreciation for contemporary comics knows who Alan Moore is; he's the big Hagrid-bearded British pagan who has brought us such gems as The Watchmen, V for Vendetta, The League of Extraordinary Gentlemen, From Hell, Promethea, and a slew of other titles.

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