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Illuminatus!, Part 2: The Golden Apple by Robert Anton Wilson

War and peace in the nuclear age by John Newhouse

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Member: craigim

CollectionsYour library (798), Currently reading (2), To read (26), Wishlist (63), Library Books (10), School Textbooks (141), Read but unowned (5), All collections (871)

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TagsNonfiction (658), Fiction (211), Popular Science (106), Chemistry (91), SciFi (73), Time Life (61), Physics (59), History (56), Humor (55), Politics (54) — see all tags

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GroupsGraduate Students, Powell's City of Books, Progressive & Liberal!, Science!, Scuba Diving, The Daily Show, Whisky

Favorite authorsDouglas Adams, Isaac Asimov, Mark Kurlansky, Gary Larson, Michael Pollan, Terry Pratchett, Hunter S. Thompson, J. R. R. Tolkien, Edward R. Tufte, Robert Anton Wilson, Norbert Wu (Shared favorites)

Favorite bookstoresBlack Oak Books - Berkeley, Builder's Booksource, Elliott Bay Bookstore, Left Bank Books, Moe's Books, Powell's City of Books

About meI love to read, scuba dive and make and drink beer and mead. In my spare time, I'm a grad student in physical chemistry.

About my libraryI'm the unofficial library of my research group, because I've got more chemistry, math, and physics books than the rest of the group combined.

I also collect old (pre-wwii) physics and chemistry textbooks, including a pre-Kekule chemistry book. When I have real money, I hope to reach back to more pre-Einstein physics. If anyone has a first edition CRC Handbook of Chemistry and Physics they want to give me, I would be a very happy nerd.

The rest is mostly popular science (especially math and physics), current events, and science fiction.

I've also got my queued and now reading lists up on my Good Reads account.

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