Sagan

posted by [identity profile] rfunk.livejournal.com at 08:49pm on 23/05/2006
I like Sagan's other stuff too (I grew up in the era of "Cosmos"), but somehow the novel stuck with me better than the nonfiction. Too bad it's the only novel he wrote.

Heh, I just realized, I remember when Pale Blue Dot came out and I saw it in one of the OSU bookstores when I was buying books for class. But I never read that one; all his books I've read are older than that. In fact Contact may be the latest of his books that I've read. (Others include Broca's Brain and The Dragons Of Eden.)
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Re: Sagan

posted by [identity profile] the-shampoo.livejournal.com at 09:12pm on 23/05/2006
Pale Blue Dot is good. Its about the past, present, and future of our civilization. Mostly future though.
Like Hawking and Kaku, he takes complex and involved subjects and makes them accessible to the lay person.
That reminds me of how I like to tease Brian..."When I was three you graduated High School." ;-) Just Kidding....kinda.
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Three

posted by [identity profile] rfunk.livejournal.com at 09:31pm on 23/05/2006
Nah, when you were three I only started high school. And had already read Contact and HHGG. :-)
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Re: Three

posted by [identity profile] the-shampoo.livejournal.com at 09:41pm on 23/05/2006
;-)
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