Amazon knows best
If anyone was wondering what to get me for Christmas, Amazon keeps pestering me with recommendations for not only "Coalescent Theory: An Introduction" by John Wakeley:
What genre-busting title does your recommendations page inspire?
- This monograph is intended mainly for biologists but it will also be of interest to mathematicians who wish to see how this branch of applied probability theory plays out in a biological setting.
- Zachary Quack is back! The irrepressible little duckling is starring in his own story and is more pittery-pattery, skittery-scattery than ever.
What genre-busting title does your recommendations page inspire?
Labels: OMG BOOX, Self-Absorption
posted by MissPrism at 12:45 pm
3 Comments:
At least your choices support the growing blog movement to "Buy A Book" for Christmas presents, to help the publishing industry! Found you through The Happiness Project, enjoyed browsing here.
This post made me laugh so hard I woke the dog :)
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I would read that. And I'm, uh, a humanities MA with a good stats background. I'd be especially delighted if, like my first year undergrad astro textbook, it had glossy pages and lots of cool pictures. :)
The most genre-busting things on my Amazon page right now would be hybrids between history books and computer manuals. The Plantation Hand's Guide to Coconut Shell Scripting, perhaps?
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