Author Steven Johnson discusses the most intense outbreak of cholera in Victorian London - and what it means to us today, from the way we understand cities, science, disease, and the modern world.
Be sure to visit the John Snow and raise a glass. This was a wonderful and moving book. I had been fascinated by Snow for years and was strongly moved by this book.
this totally helped I didn't understand the book at all.
HaleyRoseLow 5 months ago
Be sure to visit the John Snow and raise a glass. This was a wonderful and moving book. I had been fascinated by Snow for years and was strongly moved by this book.
DrGeophysics 1 year ago
One of my favorite thinkers!
tangnivri 1 year ago
I'm seeing now that his new one it *is* out...
Great!
professionallynasty 3 years ago
I thought it was his best to date and look forward to purchasing 'The Invention of Air' when it comes out.
Sometimes you do have to invest a few pages to see where he's going. It's worth the multiangle storytelling and 'progressive' morals if you ask me.
professionallynasty 3 years ago
completely agree with you
Swingfinger 3 years ago
The book is very interesting but he isn't a great writer, and the editing on the book is terrible.
I still highly recommend it though.
Swingfinger 3 years ago
Hi :)
very nice =) GK
Ammiga77 3 years ago
i like this sounds like a good book :)
knighty80 4 years ago
i do
LACALVIN85 4 years ago