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Category Archives: 2012
Keep on running
What’s that bright light in the sky? We need Winter, because without it we would not appreciate Spring so much.
Posted in 2012, 2013, London, London Marathon, Mo Farah, mobot, photographs, Photography, Science-less Sunday, Spring, terrorism, XXX Olympiad
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The Febrile Muse, Musing – an interview with Cindy Doran
This interview originally appeared in slightly different form at Scientific American Books/FSG. The book in question. Among the ever-lengthening series of interviews of authors of pieces in this year’s edition of the OpenLab series, The Best Science Writing Online 2012, … Continue reading
Posted in 2012, C.M. Doran, Cindy Doran, interview, OpenLab, science, TBSWO, The Best Science Writing Online 2012, The Febrile Muse, Writing
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