Making history
Dr Sean F. Johnston, Science historian from the University of Glasgow, has written a book on the history of holography - a huge, gorgeous, hardback book. Holographic Visions: A History of New Science (Hardcover). It's now available on Amazon.co.uk.I am - of course - rather desperate to know whether I'm in there - and I'll bet I'm not the only one!
I wonder whether Sean is going to have to write himself into the history of holography from now on?
posted by Pearl V John at 1:43 PM
9 Comments:
How about putting a direct link to amazon on your blog post?
Using the code: Amazon
Thanks so much Pearl for posting info for those that could not attend! My best to everyone...Wish I was there.
Rob- Forth Dimension
Here's the isbn: 0198571224
and link to Amazon listing: http://www.amazon.co.uk/gp/product/0198571224/026-2824098-4820452?v=glance&n=266239&v=glance
Where can we get at US ?
must have book for Holographers
Ikuo Nakamura
Center for Holographic Arts
Ikuo, Sean is selling the book to Symposium participants with a 20% discount - there was a green Oxford University Press order form in your blue Symposium bag. Y
You might even be able to get one from Sean before you leave. :) Otherwise it would be from Amazon.com. The ISBN is 0-19-857122-4
It's pricey!
Oh, sorry Michael, you've already given the link and the ISBN - I'm new to this blogging lark.
Rob, you are welcome, I would have been gutted not to be able to make it to the Symposium myself, and it's so very expensive for those in the US. I would recommend buying a conference proceedings for the actual info (and Kaveh isn't giving me a commission!)
Best wishes,
Pearl
...and are you in Sean's book???
Yes Chindu, I am on three pages (not a whole 3 pages, but in the footnotes!) :)
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