Sobel, Dava

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Description: Former New York Times science reporter Dava Sobel brings her journalistic and science background to bear in her work, producing clearly written and well-paced narratives devoid of technical jargon and simple in the presentation of facts. Her most acclaimed works, Longitude and Galileo's Daughter, explore science through unconventional prisms: the work of a relentless clockmaker and a portrait of the astronomer through the letters of his nun daughter, respectively. Science non-fiction with the pace and characterization of well-written fiction, Sobel's work is eminently readable. Start with Galileo's Daughter

Description: Former New York Times science reporter Dava Sobel brings her journalistic and science background to bear in her work, producing clearly written and well-paced narratives devoid of technical jargon and simple in the presentation of facts. Her most acclaimed works, Longitude and Galileo's Daughter, explore science through unconventional prisms: the work of a relentless clockmaker and a portrait of the astronomer through the letters of his nun daughter, respectively. Science non-fiction with the pace and characterization of well-written fiction, Sobel's work is eminently readable. Start with Galileo's Daughter

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