Pulp Fiction, 1955 · page 131 of 146
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AUTHENTIC SCIENCE FICTION Henry Bessemer are, perhaps, the best known. This is not a large book; there are only a few pages about each person, but it is full of facts put in a readable way. It is written by William Freeman and pub- lished by Isaac Pitman (Parker Street, Kingsway, W.C.2) at 7s. 6d. BIOCHEMISTRY is the latest title in the Teach Yourself series and a fine addition it is. P. H. Jeilinck of the Middle- sex Hospital has accomplished the near-impossible of making this subject clear to anyone who knows a little chemistry and biology. The fascinating story of living chemistry is told with precision, accuracy and verve that will attract many who might think the subject boring. Try it, will you? It costs 6s., from Eng- lish Universities Press (St. Paul’s House, Warwick Square, E.C.4). : PHYSIOLOGY, that tried and trusted title in Livingstone’s Catechism Series, has now seen a 6th edition, revised and rewritten. The whole subject is covered in quite extensive 136 detail, presented in the in- triguing form of answers to specific questions. At 12s. 6d. (12s. 11d. by post) this book must be the cheapest that contains so much information on this subject. Very highly recommended. From E. and S. Livingstone (16 Cheviot Place, Edinburgh). SCIENCE NEWS NO. 34, is another Penguin good buy for only 2s. It contains three long articles of special in- terest to our readers—The Energy of Stars, Interstellar Material, and Uses of Mass Spectrometers. Other pieces are about mind and matter, biological individuality, mathematics in industry, the boiling of liquids, and insect pigments. A most interesting number, this. From Penguin Books, Harmondsworth, Middlesex. J. B. Rhine’s THE REACH OF THE MIND is particulate. Part one sketches a short history of ESP; part two gives details of current experiments in ESP and PK; part three tries to show where greater knowledge of these subjects comiclooks.corn