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What Is Intelligence? author and “Flynn-Effect” namesake James Flynn figured in a New York Times article about the possibility of training certain kinds of intelligence. Meaning, learning what...
Got lunch plans tomorrow? We do! At 12:30, Friday, March 20, we’ll be hanging out under the Washington Square Park arch with some extra ARCs (Advance Reading Copies) of The Letters of Samuel Beckett:...
In today’s LA Times review of The Letters of Samuel Beckett, Tim Rutten hits on Beckett’s biting humor: “One of his last acts before abandoning what promised to be a dazzling academic...
Why I don’t use GPS Mary Beth Barilla – Northeast Sales Rep I haven’t polled my fellow sales reps, Cambridge or otherwise, to find out who uses GPS, but I’m guessing at least some of them...
How the virtually extinct wild horse of the steppes is making a comeback Before we trace the role of the domesticated horse (Equus caballus) from antiquity into the modern era, let us pause briefly to...
If you’re in Atlanta tomorrow, get thee to Emory! March 17 | 8:00pm | Glenn Memorial Auditorium | Free From the Atlanta Journal Constitution: Literary lion Samuel Beckett is Big Man on Emory’s...
Yesterday’s New York Times featured an interview with doctor-patient communication expert and Cambridge author Anthony Back (When Patients Feel Abandoned by Doctors, March 12). Back is concerned...
The Child Victims Act is getting another shot in the New York legislature, and yesterday Assemblywoman Markey (D-Queens) introduced the bill to a Democratic house for the first time. Governor Patterson...
From the Times Literary Supplement review of The Letters of Samuel Beckett: “Letters, on the other hand, are so moving because we live each moment with their author and time takes on the dimension...
Pam Robinson – Cambridge Canadian Rep In addition to selling trade, I’m also Cambridge’s medical book specialist for North America. Medical books are a world unto themselves and the challenges...
Today’s Penny Arcade took a shot at e-book readers. And this, coming from a video-gamer blog and web comic; one of the two bloggers really embraces gadgets. Progress Personally, I’m still...
Anthropologist Pita Kelekna’s years of research demonstrates countless ways in which horses influenced the tide of human civilization. Her book, The Horse in Human History tells this story, and she’ll...
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