The Apocalypse of <i>Seveneves</i>
At a Douglas Adams book talk I attended near the end of the last century,
someone asked the author what advice he had for writers. Adams’s first bit of
advice was this:
Michael Paulus
Michael J. Paulus, Jr., is University Librarian and Associate Professor at Seattle Pacific University. He holds graduate degrees in divinity (Princeton) and library science (Rutgers), and regularly pr
The Wisdom of <i>The Circle</i>
In his early modern utopian vision the New Atlantis, Francis Bacon imagined a
proto-scientific and technological society fully dedicated to the liberating
power of knowledge. Natural and divine revelation would be united “to
Defending My Library
I recently moved and repeated a routine that has accompanied every move I have
made since I got married—defending my personal library. Every time we move, and
are confronted with the effort