As I said in July, Storm World should be required reading for anyone with interest in engaging in the great science and policy divide. It's an excellent work and Chris - you continue to amaze and inspire me everyday.
Congratulations! There's no one with whom I'd rather share my blogosphere :)
CONGRATS Chris - I loved it.
WHEN ARE YOU COMING TO DALLAS SO I CAN GET YOU TO SIGN MY COPY?????????? Maybe we could get a speaking engagement for you at Southern Methodist University and promote it also at University of Texas at Dallas.
What can I say except...thanks to you all. It is particularly gratifying to receive this recognition given the not so dramatic hurricane season--these storms are not on people's minds right now, and neither, you might think, are books about them. Publisher's Weekly just proved otherwise.
See here. Storm World made a list of 150 books in total, 25 of which are "nonfiction" entries. I'm honored. 
Congratulations!
Fantastic!
Congrats, Chris, on a well-deserved honor!
Next up, I hope, a best-books award from the National Book Critics Circle.
I recommended your book to my fellow NBCC members for reasons cited in my review (click my name).
As I said in July, Storm World should be required reading for anyone with interest in engaging in the great science and policy divide. It's an excellent work and Chris - you continue to amaze and inspire me everyday.
Congratulations! There's no one with whom I'd rather share my blogosphere :)
Chris,
That's a great accomplishment -- you have my congratulations.
Eric
Well done, and well deserved.
Chris,
You must be feeling great for an accomplishment well done. Congrats...
Congrats, Chris!
Congratulations!
I'm about halfway through the book and enjoying it very much. Hopefully I'll get a review up one of these days.
CONGRATS Chris - I loved it.
WHEN ARE YOU COMING TO DALLAS SO I CAN GET YOU TO SIGN MY COPY?????????? Maybe we could get a speaking engagement for you at Southern Methodist University and promote it also at University of Texas at Dallas.
What can I say except...thanks to you all. It is particularly gratifying to receive this recognition given the not so dramatic hurricane season--these storms are not on people's minds right now, and neither, you might think, are books about them. Publisher's Weekly just proved otherwise.
these storms are not on people's minds right now, and neither, you might think, are books about them.
The next busy hurricane season -- that's when you release the mass-market paperback edition!
Well done, sir. Keep up the good work in your new home.
Best,
D
congrats on the book. That's really cool.