The paperback Thinking Small and Large is published today: “I began to read it casually and found that I couldn't stop ...” Stephen Greenblatt, Pulitzer Prize winner for The Swerve https://t.co/mrtqAPXuW5
This euphorbia produced a remarkable inverted conical growth with inverted concentric cones. It's supposed to be a simple smooth mound https://t.co/CLbPdR1HmB
Last 7 places on City St George’s Narrative Non-Fiction Sept 30. “To writers seeking a jumpstart, I recommend the Narrative Nonfiction course taught by @heliconiuscydno“ - Ciaran Thapar, Penguin author and former student. https://t.co/OQIAWbEmoZ
The Gecko’s Foot is still going strong at 20 but J. E. Gordon’s Structures: Or Why Things Don’t Fall Down is still in print at 47. And he still outsells me! https://t.co/bmOIG4439a
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The Gecko’s Foot still going strong at 20. My inspiration was J. E. Gordon’s Structures: Or Why Things Don’t Fall Down. He was THE biomimetics pioneer; I'm pleased his book and mine are both on the Cambridge Engineering syllabus. https://t.co/bmOIG4439a
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Celebrating 20 years of The Gecko’s Foot ‘The Gecko's Foot is an act of two-cultures healing. One page quotes Miroslav Holub, "immunologist and poet", the next Vladimir Nabokov, "Russian novelist and serious amateur lepidopterist".’ (The Independent, 2005)
Twenty years of The Gecko’s Foot. “Forbes is consciously trying to blur the distinction between a proper awe for the intricacy and beauty of Nature's nanostructures and an appreciation of the ingenuity of human engineers who try to emulate them.” (the 2005 Guardian review)
Narrative Non-Fiction at City St George’s. Open taster evening this Thursday. If you sign up for this there's a 10% course fee discount available until midnight the day after the open evening. Full details of registering are here: https://t.co/pqPqWgexHA
Narrative Non-Fiction at City St George’s. Open evening this Thursday. If you sign up for this, there's a 10% course fee discount available until midnight the day after the open evening. Full details of registering are here: https://t.co/pqPqWgexHA
With a terrific record of publishing success, Narrative Non-Fiction at City St George’s is the course to take. Join from anywhere in the word (timezone permitting). New course starts September 30. https://t.co/OQIAWbDOzr
Narrative Non-Fiction at City St George’s: “It’s like “sitting in a circle with a group of friends around a pot-bellied stove in a delicious old bookshop somewhere” (former student). New course starts Tuesday September 30 https://t.co/OQIAWbDOzr
A quite remarkable interview in Scientific American with Peter Brannen, author of The Story of CO2 is the story of everything. A perfect resume of the book and the best way into this must read https://t.co/nbyK4PgBxY
And my take on the subject: https://t.co/h11RChBMUH
Read my piece, published on Medium on May 23 and Peter Brannen’s Long Read in the Guardian today (who I’d never heard of in May). The 4 billion year Great Convergence of life on earth and minds wrestling with the question. https://t.co/HlaHeaQkK9... https://t.co/7GF7iYhq34...
The results of mitochondrial replacement therapy have been kept under wraps for several years. Great to hear of the success https://t.co/0ywIr7IP1U for the deep background story see my Thinking Small and Large https://t.co/yxWVZ9f4Lt