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Publishing And The Advancement Of Science From Selfish Genes To Galileos Finger Michael Rodgers

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Publishing And The Advancement Of Science From Selfish Genes To Galileos Finger Michael Rodgers
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Publisher: Imperial College Press
File Extension: PDF
File size: 6.82 MB
Pages: 192
Author: Michael Rodgers
ISBN: 9781783263707, 1783263709
Language: English
Year: 2014

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Publishing And The Advancement Of Science From Selfish Genes To Galileos Finger Michael Rodgers by Michael Rodgers 9781783263707, 1783263709 instant download after payment.

Popular science books, selling in their thousands — even millions — help us appreciate breakthroughs in understanding the natural world, while highlighting the cultural importance of scientific knowledge. Textbooks bring these same advances to students; the scientists of tomorrow. But how do these books come about? And why are some of them so spectacularly successful?

This is the first ever insider's account of science publishing, written by an editor intimately involved in the publication of some of the most famous bestsellers in the field. Michael Rodgers reveals the stories behind these extraordinary books, providing a behind-the-scenes view of the world of books, authors and ideas. These vivid and engaging narratives illuminate not only the challenges of writing about science, but also how publishing itself works and the creative collaboration between authors and editors that lies at its heart.

The book (like many of those it describes) is intended for a wide readership. It will interest people in publishing, past and present, and also academics and students on publishing courses. Scientists exploring territories outside their own speciality will enjoy it, while there is invaluable advice for those planning their first popular book or textbook. It will also appeal to readers with a humanities background who, finding the concepts of science intriguing, want to know more about how they are developed and communicated.

Readership: The general public and students who are interested in the relationship between science and publishing.

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