“A Natural History of the Senses” by Diane Ackerman
A sensuous exploration of how humans experience the world around us.
“The Monk in the Garden” by Robin Marantz Henig
Was Gregor Mendel a genius before his time, or just a lucky gardener? How did his work shape the future of science?
“The Pharmacist’s Mate” by Amy Fusselman
This is what I believe:
When someone dies, they don’t go to some pearlescent afterlife or some sulfurous hellhole.
Instead, they live on in the memories of those who loved them.
Required Reading: Books for “Nonfiction Techniques” Class
As I mentioned yesterday, I begin grad school tomorrow night and I couldn’t be more excited. I will begin with only one class, “Nonfiction Techniques.” Here’s what they have us reading:
