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Congratulations Brian!!!

Did David arrange the recommendations personally that way? That’s pretty funny regardless of how it happened though.

The Kaku lay-science book is also pretty great, and I’m like 95% certain that Morrison has drawn from it for his comics writing (seriously). It’s just another thing to make this already bizarrely apt product arrangement more fitting. Dreams, apparently, do come true .

I work at the same store with Lewis. For what it’s worth, I’d have recommended the book as well if Lewis hadn’t beat me to it.

Either way, the geeks in our store (and we have A LOT of geeks in our store) are all pimping your book.

And the arrangement of the book between ASS and Dylan was completely coincidental (or, at least, the work of Sue, who organizes the staff recs).

Let’s see…I’ve met you, I’ve met Grant Morrison, and I’ve met Michio Kaku. Now I just have to meet Jonathan Cott to complete the set! And then on to Tana French.

That’s awesome, Brian.

Hyperspace is an amazing book. Absolutely stunning.

What a cool arrangement.

Bwah, and as they say, ha.

Hmm … between an often incomprehensible writer and an often incomprehensible singer. Now I’m afraid I’m not smart enough to read your column anymore.

And from the look of it, your books had more copies taken!

Hmm … between an often incomprehensible writer and an often incomprehensible singer. Now I’m afraid I’m not smart enough to read your column anymore.

Square!

Congratulations!

Hah, classic! My copy of your book just arrived mere minutes ago, thanks to the fine folks at Amazon Brian. I’m looking forward to reading it.

RAB, You’ll have to do some traveling to meet Tana French, since she lives in Ireland. Her “In the Woods” merits being among such good company, though: it’s on the NY Times extended bestseller list next Sunday (at No. 23), six slots below her second book (“The Likeness,” at No. 17). Hope you’ve read the whole shelf!