Each week, we add some new titles of science ebooks to the Library. We will review a selection of them. Here are our newest additions:
City 2.0: The Habitat of the Future and How to Get There
The Dilbit Disaster: Inside the Biggest Oil Spill You've Never Heard Of, by Lisa Song and Elizabeth McGowan
The Origin of Darwinism (Essays from The Guardian.)
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Each week, we add some new titles of science ebooks to the Library. We will review a selection of them. Here are our newest additions:
Battle at the End of Eden, Amanda R. Martinez
The Science of Optimism: Why We're Hard-Wired for Hope, by Tali Sharot
Shooting Star: The Brief and Brilliant Life of Frank Ramsey, by Karl Sabbagh
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At Download the Universe, we've got a hefty inventory of ebooks yet to review. Since we have to fit our volunteer reviewing into our regular lives as writers and scientists, we can only give our full attention to a fraction of those titles. With that in mind, we're launching a new feature here called, simply, The Library.
The Library is a growing list of ebooks for your perusal, including all the ebooks we've reviewed, plus other titles we haven't. We'll include links to places where you can get the ebooks, as well as all of our reviews. You can always enter the Library from the eponymous tab at the top of every post.
Each Monday, we will post a short list of the ebooks we've recently become aware of, and will add those to the Library as well. (Writers and publishers are welcome to contact us about new titles.)
Here's our inaugural batch:
Addicted to Food: Understanding the Obesity Crisis, by James Ehrlichman
Half-Life: Reflections from Jerusalum on a Broken Neck, by Joshua Prager
Half-Safe: A Story of Love, Obsession, and History's Most Insane Around-the-World Adventure , by James Nestor.
Save Our Science: How to Inspire a New Generation of Scientists, by Ainissa Ramirez
Happy browsing!
--The Editors
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