books by David Wolman

books by David Wolman

books:

David Wolman

Not Fade Away: The Online World Remembers Jerry Garcia

Thunder's Mouth Pr, 1995

A GREAT & TOUCHING TRIBUTE TO THE MAN WHO TOUCHED OUR LIVES!
This book has it all. Stories from fans, DeadHeads, personal friends, associates, etc. Touching anecdotes. Humor. Love. Peace. And of course...THE MUSIC! No matter what your story is or how you "got on the bus" you deserve to have the oppurtunity to read this ...

Theories of Urban Politics

Sage Publications Ltd, 1995

This comprehensive textbook provides an overview of the main theories which structure debate about urban politics. The editors have assembled internationally respected scholars to provide a clear and coherent account, organized around four major questions. Part one looks at issues of power and examines both traditional and more recent theories ...

The Computer Training Handbook: How to Teach People to Use Computers

Elliott Masie, Rebekah Wolman

National Training & Computers Project, 1989

The IT trainer's bible
If you are an IT trainer or someone responsible for IT trainers, this book is a "must read". I have had the privilege of not only reading this excellent book on how to train people to use computers (and putting it all into practice) but also to have heard the ...

A Left-Hand Turn Around the World: Chasing the Mystery and Meaning of All things Southpaw (Hardcover - ...
David Wolman, 2007

From the Publisher (MJF Books) Are Southpaws really more creative, or is that just a myth? Is there a gene for left-handedness? David Wolman--a lefty, and proud of it--sets out to answer these and other questions on a journey through the world of the left-hander. Traveling from the halls of history to the halls of science, Wolman explores a ...

A Left Hand Turn Around the World: Chasing the Mystery and Meaning of All Things Southpaw

David Wolman

Da Capo Press, 2006

Much-Enjoyed Combo of Science, Travel, and Humor
This is a great book. As a (mostly) right-handed person, I wasn't too sure at first, but it was truly a delight. I learned a lot about the brain and a mysterious little facet of human behavior that people usually overlook. Wolman's side-excursions into the worlds of ...

Righting the Mother Tongue: From Olde English to Email, the Tangled Story of English Spelling

David Wolman

Collins, 2008

ROFL - 2 good 2 put down
It's a great read -- a romp through the history of English that brings an ancient mutt of a language right up to date with Google and text messages. There are many academic tomes covering this subject, but this is a smooth book that soon has you wondering about all ...

Dead Still: A Suspense Novel

David Wolman

iUniverse, Inc., 2006

Great suspense novel!
This novel took me longer to read than normal because of the quality of writing. Wolman had me hooked until the very end. About the story, allow me to quote from the back cover: "Dead Still plunges into the arcane world of identity theft, insurance fraud, sex, and ...

The Journal of Politics, February 1996 (Volume 58, Number 1)
Roberto Alejandro, Douglas Dion and John D. Huber, ...

University of Texas Press, 1996

308 pp. Contents: Alejandro, "What Is Political about Rawls's Political Liberalism?"; Dion and Huber, "Procedural Choice and the House Committee on Rules"; Gilmour and Rothstein, "A Dynamic Model of Loss, Retirement, and Tenure in the U.S. House of Representatives"; Studlar and McAllister, "Constituency Activity and Representational Roles among ...