In what is, unless he has been busy reading proofs, probably one of those "I didn't write the headlines" moments, last Saturday's Guardian says Tim Radford previews the best upcoming science books.
No matter, it is a chance to see what is coming along in the first half of the year, and to line up reviews, especially of books written by ABSW members. We like the bit about what is "probably" book number 102 from the Gribbin word machine.
tag: science books, literature, ABSW, science writing
skip to main |
skip to sidebar
Association of British Science Writers
Association of British Science Writers
Wellcome Wolfson Building
165 Queen's Gate
London
SW7 5HD
absw@absw.org.uk
Our Twitter feed
Essential Links
 |
| ABSW-L |
Visit the group |
Members who blog
- Ed Yong - Not Exactly Rocket Science
- Philip Ball – homunculus
- David Bradley – Sciencebase
- Jeremy Cherfas – Another Blasted Weblog
- Fiona Fox – On Science and the Media
- Ben Goldacre – badscience
- Michael Kenward
- Natasha Loder – Overmatter
- Ted Nield – The Madness of Scientists
- Paul Sutherland - Skymania
- Jon Turney – science books
Archive
-
▼
2007
(65)
-
▼
January
(12)
- Another year, another books prize
- Scientific publications conference
- Fellowships for Science Reporters
- IT Security Journalism Awards
- Communicating science
- PBS consults the viewers
- Another nail in the coffin for expensive journals?
- Guidelines for scientists
- ESA communication activities in 2007
- Career opportunities for fact checkers to the stars
- Upcoming science books
- Stories that clicked on NewScientist.com
-
▼
January
(12)