Science and sleaze
September 27th, 2007
As we’ll soon be celebrating 100 years of Mills & Boon literature, what better time to feature the following?
Science fiction sleaze covers!
Textbooks rewritten as dime store trash novels!
The melting ice trickled down the mountain’s spine, at once cool and warm, the sensation causing the mountain to gasp sublimated water vapor. The sun beat down on the trees, and the trees reveled in the sweet intersection of pain and pleasure, beginning to sweat. “Evapotranspiration,” whispered the sun, soft yet in control.
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1. Ithika | September 28th, 2007 at 1:36 pm
All I can say is that computer science seems to have the best and worst of textbook covers. The O’Reilly books are uniformly friendly. Artificial Intelligence: A Modern Approach could be ground up and used as smelling salts it’s so offensive to the eye.
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