How to Teach Physics to Your Spanish Dog

I can't resist interrupting the relatively productive day I'm having working on the new book to point you to Conversación de fÃsica con mi perro, the Spanish-language edtion of How to Teach Physics to Your Dog, which sports this spiffy cover:

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I haven't seen a physical copy of this yet, but the vanity search turned up this blog post, which just reproduces the cover copy, but does offer a sample chapter as a PDF. So, you know, if you want to try it before you buy it, there you go...

This also explains the phone call I got yesterday from a journalist in Spain, who wanted to ask me about quantum gravity. I was a little puzzled by that, as I hadn't heard that the Spanish edition was out yet, but, well, there it is.

Now, back to Relativity. Got to have something new to feed the vast international demand for talking-dog physics...

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