Random books from cpslavin's library
Faust's gold : inside the East German doping machine by Steven Ungerleider
The artful universe by John D. Barrow
The measure of all things : the seven-year odyssey and hidden error that transformed the world by Ken Alder
Writing without teachers by Peter Elbow
In the matter of J. Robert Oppenheimer : politics, rhetoric, and self-defense by Rachel L. Holloway
Blondes in Venetian paintings, the nine-banded armadillo, and other essays in biochemistry by Konrad Emil Bloch
Nature's imagination : the frontiers of scientific vision by John Cornwell
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Favorite authorsWilliam G. Bowen, Stephen Jay Gould, John McPhee, Robert B. Parker (Shared favorites)
Favorite bookstoresBooked for Murder, Briar Patch, Crow Bookshop, Kramerbooks, symposium books
About meDean of the Honors College at the University of Maine. We live in a house with 10 rooms or so, and none of them is devoid of books. Of course, I can acquire books much more quickly than I can read them.
About my libraryIn general, my library focuses on the history and philosophy of science, sports, higher education, and mysteries (go figure). My collections of John McPhee, Robert Parker, and Stephen Jay Gould are pretty much complete. Thus far I've cataloged (on here) most of the books in our "library" at home and in my office at work -- I've yet to touch my home office (mostly general fiction and mysteries) or the guest room (mysteries). Even with CueCat, it's a bit daunting.
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