Tomorrow Happens - David Brin - Numbered Special Edition 648
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On his web site, writer-scientist David Brin notes of the so-rapidly changing world in which we live, "The pace of quickening events may seem unnerving, yet humans evolved an amazing capacity to deal with change and make the best of things. We're an adaptable species" Certainly, David's writing displays an "amazing capacity" to look into the past, present, and future of civilized humankind and see the foundation, the emerging us, and where we might be tomorrow and the millennium after. Tomorrow Happens is an insightful, quicksilver romp through David's own mind. In the 20 essays, short stories , and little wonder in this book, David will take yo from the worlds of Galileo Galilei and Jules Verne, through thoughtful explorations of Orwell and Tolkien, and on into tomorrows that just may happen. Condition: Very good. Slight yellowing to upper edges of dust jacket primarily on the reverse. Limited edition numbered copy 648 of 1500
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