Embark on a guided tour of a black hole to learn the genius behind Einstein’s lasting ideas.
REVIEWS
Review: Between the World and Me
Coates’s powerful memoir on being Black in America is sure to leave a lasting impression.
Review: Physics in Minutes
Perfect for lavatories and coffee tables, Physics in Minutes offers up accessible descriptions of the physical principles which govern the Universe and everything within it.
Review: Hatchet, The River
A review double feature of Gary Paulsen’s survivalist series for young readers.
Review: Why Does the World Exist?
In this wondrously metaphysical memoir, Jim Holt takes us from Nothingness to Being, and back again.
Review: The City and the Stars
Arthur C. Clarke’s visionary tale of the distant future shines a light on humanity’s relationship with technology as a guarded society rediscovers its place in the universe.
Review: Whiteout
A master of storytelling delivers a high-strung thriller just compelling enough to dispel disbelief.
Review: The Drive-In
A two-shot pulse of comedy and horror, The Drive-In is a goretastic romp through B-movie stardom.
Review: The Unlikely Disciple
Kevin Roose’s sojourn turned memoir is an honest, transparent, balanced look into a cultural divide that seems more unbridgeable by the year.
Review: The Black Cloud
Fred Hoyle’s sci-fi debut continues to transport readers to places science cannot yet take us.
Theory of Everything: Mini-Review
A pair of electrifying performances from the film’s leads creates an emotional tour de force and one of the most powerful films to grace the big screen this year.
Review: The Hot Zone
Richard Preston’s fan favorite promises high-octane thrills but comes up short on the science.
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