Author
James Gleick
Born 1954
James Gleick is an American author, historian of science, and sometime Internet pioneer whose work has chronicled the cultural impact of modern technology. Recognized for illuminating complex subjects through the techniques of narrative nonfiction, he has been called “one of the great science writers of all time". His books have been translated into more than thirty languages. - Wikipedia
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Books by James Gleick
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Chaos
James Gleick, 1987
The Information
James Gleick, 2011
Genius
James Gleick, 1992
Isaac Newton
James Gleick, 2003
Time Travel
James Gleick, 2016
Faster
James Gleick, 1999
Nature's Chaos
James Gleick & Eliot Porter, 1990
What Just Happened
James Gleick, 2002
The Best American Science Writing 2000
James Gleick & Jesse Cohen, 2000
- Genius Export X12 D/BJames Gleick
Genius Export X12 D/B
James Gleick, 1992
- Genius B D/Bx18James Gleick
Genius B D/Bx18
James Gleick, 1994
- Genius Hb S/Wx10James Gleick
Genius Hb S/Wx10
James Gleick, 1992
- Chaos X10 S/W WhsJames Gleick
Chaos X10 S/W Whs
James Gleick, 1988
- Genius Hb D/Bx12James Gleick
Genius Hb D/Bx12
James Gleick, 1992
- Genius Pb TspJames Gleick
Genius Pb Tsp
James Gleick, 1993
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