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Susan Joy Fowler is an American writer and software engineer known for her role in influencing institutional changes in how Uber and Silicon Valley companies treat sexual harassment. Her business celebrity led to book and Hollywood film deals based on her experience
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Fourier Series
Georgi P. Tolstov - 1976-06-01
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This reputable translation covers trigonometric Fourier series, orthogonal systems, double Fourier series, Bessel functions, the Eigenfunction method and its applications to mathematical physics, operations on Fourier series, and much more. Over 100 problems at ends of chapters. Answers in back of book. 1962 edition....
Susan J. Fowler
2023-02-17T05:03:59.000Z
(This is a great book btw, one of the best      source
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The Essential Peter S. Beagle, Volume 1
Lila the Werewolf and Other Stories
Peter S. Beagle - 2023-05-16
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The essential first volume of bestselling author Peter S. Beagle’s (The Last Unicorn) short stories demonstrates why he is one of America’s most influential fantasists. With his celebrated versatility, humor, and grace, Beagle is at home in a dazzling variety of subgenres. Evoking comparison to such iconic authors as Twain, Tolkien, Carroll, L’Engl...
Susan J. Fowler
2023-01-21T05:48:02.000Z
Book 4: The Essential Peter S Beagle, Volume 1 5/5, one of the best collections of short stories I’ve ever read (maybe even the best).      source
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Fermat's Last Theorem
Unlocking the Secret of an Ancient Mathematical Problem
Amir D Aczel - 1997-09-08 (first published in 1996)
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Over three hundred years ago, a French scholar scribbled a simple theorem in the margin of a book.  It would become the world's most baffling mathematical mystery....
Susan J. Fowler
2023-01-21T05:19:30.000Z
Book 2: “Fermat’s Last Theorem” by Amir D Aczel 5/5, made me want to throw everything away and spend the rest of my life as a number theorist      source
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Either/Or
Elif Batuman - 2022-05-24
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A continuation of Selin's quest for self-discovery as she tests the limits of her adulthood while traveling abroad. Selin, a Harvard sophomore, is determined to make everything count but has questions about the mysterious events of the summer. Guided by literature and more experienced peers, Selin discovers the importance of parties, alcohol, and sex, and plans to put them into practice at any cost. With a gripping narrative, this novel by an acclaimed author is both hilarious and unforgettable, leaving readers with thought-provoking questions long after the last page.
Susan J. Fowler
2023-01-02T08:00:33.000Z
first up: still reading Joseph Anton by Salman Rushdie and Either/Or by Elif Batuman, which I started in december. both are extraordinary books that I don’t want to end.      source
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Joseph Anton
A Memoir
Salman Rushdie - 2012-01-01
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This memoir recounts the story of a writer forced into hiding after being sentenced to death for his alleged blasphemy against Islam. The account follows his struggle to keep working and maintain his familial relationships, all under the constant threat of assassination. The memoir also covers his bonds with his protectors and his fight for freedom of speech. Praised for its exceptional honesty, the book is "compelling, affecting, entertaining," and "extraordinary."
Susan J. Fowler
2023-01-02T08:00:33.000Z
first up: still reading Joseph Anton by Salman Rushdie and Either/Or by Elif Batuman, which I started in december. both are extraordinary books that I don’t want to end.      source
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Goodbye, Again
Essays, Reflections, and Illustrations
Jonny Sun - 2021-04-20
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This collection of personal essays, stories, and poems accompanied by hilarious illustrations is filled with touching and humorous insights into topics such as mental health, happiness, and finding belonging. The author's raw honesty about his own struggles with productivity, anxiety, and depression will deeply connect with readers searching for authenticity and creativity in today's chaotic world. Plus, there's a recipe for scrambled eggs that just might make you cry.
Susan J. Fowler
2022-07-04T06:47:42.000Z
Thank you @jonnysun. I loved this book. It is perfect.      source
This study guide includes the following Plot Summary, Chapter Summaries & Analysis, Characters, Objects/Places, Themes, Style, Quotes, and Topics for Discussion....
Susan J. Fowler
2022-06-08T05:40:23.000Z
@__apf__ My top 4 (really 5) favorites, in order: 1. Blackout and All Clear (two books but really just one big book) 2. To Say Nothing of the Dog 3. Passage 4. Doomsday Book      source
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All Clear
A Novel (Oxford Time Travel)
Connie Willis - 2010-10-19
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This time-travel novel takes us back to World War II England, where three Oxford historians are unexpectedly trapped and forced to survive the Blitz. As their actions in the past seemingly alter the outcome of the war, their colleagues in the future are engaged in a frantic search for a way to bring them home. Told with heart and humor, this book celebrates the ordinary acts of heroism and sacrifice that shape history.
Susan J. Fowler
2022-06-08T05:40:23.000Z
@__apf__ My top 4 (really 5) favorites, in order: 1. Blackout and All Clear (two books but really just one big book) 2. To Say Nothing of the Dog 3. Passage 4. Doomsday Book      source
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Blackout
Connie Willis - 2010-02-02
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Immerse yourself in the chaos of Oxford in 2060, where time-traveling historians are sent to the past. Follow Michael, Merope, and Polly as they prepare for their assignments in Pearl Harbor, VE-day, and London's Blitz. But when the lab suddenly cancels assignments, our heroes face air raids, blackouts, and a growing feeling that history itself is spiraling out of control. Will they be able to maintain their beliefs about the unchangeable nature of the past? Discover the twists and turns of this thrilling time-travel adventure.
Susan J. Fowler
2022-06-08T05:40:23.000Z
@__apf__ My top 4 (really 5) favorites, in order: 1. Blackout and All Clear (two books but really just one big book) 2. To Say Nothing of the Dog 3. Passage 4. Doomsday Book      source
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Go, Dog. Go!
P.D. Eastman's Book of Things That Go
P. D. Eastman - 1961-03-12
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Get ready to wag your tail with delight as you embark on a hilarious and heartwarming journey through the world of dogs in this timeless Beginner Book. Edited by Dr. Seuss, discover big dogs, little dogs, red, green, and blue dogs - all busy doing their own thing. Laugh out loud at the recurring question, "Do you like my hat?" This go-to favorite for over fifty years is perfect for budding readers, featuring simple words and whimsical illustrations that will keep kids engaged and entertained.
Susan J. Fowler
2022-04-19T00:59:02.000Z
Babies love this book. They’re obsessed.      source
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