How to Teach Relativity to Your Bay Area Dog

i-f71a4ed1b30ba721a274013a218ef0ce-sidebar_relativity_cover.jpgSo, you find yourself living in the San Francisco Bay area, and you maybe have a dog who would like to know something about relativity, or you maybe want to someday have a dog who will want to know something about relativity, or you maybe want to know something more about relativity yourself, in case you ever find yourself cornered in a dark alley by a Rhodesian ridgeback who snarls "Explain time dilation to me, or I'll eat your face!" Well, in that case, you definitely want to be at Kepler's Books in Menlo Park on the evening of June 14th, when I'll be doing a book promotion thing for How to Teach Relativity to Your Dog.

So, here's your chance to hear me do the silly dog voice in person, and maybe get a book signed. Emmy won't be making the trip (I doubt she'd do well on a plane...), but I'm looking forward to it.

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