24 May 2007 | Doomsday Men | Post a comment
Finally, after four years of research and writing, yesterday I received finished copies of my book Doomsday Men. It’s a special moment for any author, as I’m sure many of you will know… I’ve written a blog about it here, together with my views on a couple of other recently published books.
But just in case you’re wondering what my book looks like, here are the front…
…and back views:
[originally posted on Myspace]
I’m the author of four books. The most recent is City: A Guidebook for the Urban Age. Before that I wrote a cultural history of science and superweapons called Doomsday Men, a biography of Einstein, and a study of science and literature. More
Also: guardian.co.uk
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Today, for the first time in history more than half the population of the planet live in cities. Two hundred years ago, just three per cent were city dwellers, but by 2050, 75 per cent will be urbanites. City is the ultimate guidebook for our urban age, taking the reader on a journey through the past, present and future of the world's cities. Illustrated throughout and with essays on everything from Ellis Island and Eco-cities, to Street Food and Tahrir Square, this is a fascinating celebration of our greatest creation – the city. More