I just got my author's advance copy of the paperback The Republican War on Science. Man, this is so exciting. It looks great, and I think the new preface, updates, and revisions make for great additions--the preface especially really lays out the big picture in a much better way than I think the book did in its original hardcover version. I think it's essential to the full package.
Anyway, once again, you can preorder the paperback here. It should be officially "out" within a few weeks. I'll have a lot more to say about it as the date nears....
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As a fellow author ( http://www.fredbortz.com/booksby.htm ), I can testify that the feeling of holding a copy of a new book never gets stale.
Congrats, Chris!
BTW, I know the title sells books, but I wish it was somehow more obvious that this is as much a call to Republicans to reclaim their party from science abusers as it is for Democrats to take a pro-science agenda.
I haven't sold any of my regular book review editors on reviewing the reissue, but I'll keep trying. Meanwhile, I think my old review still has relevance.
http://www.scienceshelf.com/RepublicanWaronScience.htm
For those of us who forked out the money for the hardcover edition, will there be online access to the new preface somewhere?
BTW, I loved the book.
That is a fair point, Mike, let me think about it. I don't think I can put it online though...