arthur koestler

  1. Robert Zwilling

    Two versions of science and engineering history, Arthur Koestler and L. Sprague de Camp

    L. Sprague de Camp's The Ancient Engineers written in 1963 features facts, speculation about what wasn't know then, and a sarcastic wit when it came to commenting about the effects of non engineers who tried to engineer engineering. The story illustrates people's efforts to harness the power the...
  2. Extollager

    Arthur Koestler: Darkness at Noon, Sleepwalkers, Case of Midwife Toad, more

    A place to discuss this prolific author (1905-1983) of novels, autobiography, history of science, parapsychological studies, etc. I've not read much by him -- Darkness at Noon and The Roots of Coincidence are about all, and neither of those recently; but I thought he might be worth a look. I...
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