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READING SPACE: NSS Reviews and Recommended Reading

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FEATURED REVIEW:
Non-Fiction Book

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Title: The Living Cosmos
Author: Chris Impey
Date: December, 2007

FEATURED REVIEW:
Fiction Book

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Title: The Engines of God
Author: Jack McDevitt
Date: 1995

FEATURED REVIEW:
Children's Book

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Title:101 Outer Space Projects for the Evil Genius
Author: Dave Prochnow
Date: 2007

A readable survey of astrobiology and how it may lead to deeper knowledge of our place in the universe.

First in a series of novels about solving the puzzles of interstellar archeology.

Not just for kids. There are plenty of projects for adults here, too.

Read our review by
Masse Bloomfield

Read our review by
Allen G. Taylor

Books are selected for recommendation based on their connection to the NSS vision of people living and working in space. Reviews are provided by members of the NSS Space Books Committee and other individuals. Opinions expressed are those of the reviewers and do not necessarily reflect the views of the National Space Society. Contact Space Books Committee Chairman Marianne Dyson with comments or requests for book reviews. Note: NSS does not review self- or pod-published books.

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