Andrew Robinson is a British writer, scholar and journalist. He has authored some 25 books, translated into 14 languages, on science and the history of science, archaeology, and Indian culture/history, for both general readers and specialists. Find out more at http://andrew-robinson.org.
CONTRIBUTOR ARTICLES
Letter to the Editor: Response to Andrew Robinson’s “When Tokyo Shook, Burned Down, and Rose Again.”
The following is a letter to the editor from J. Charles Schencking regarding Andrew Robinson's review for LARB of Schencking's book ...
When Tokyo Shook, Burned Down, and Rose Again
An old saw of seismology is that earthquakes don’t kill people; buildings do. Understanding how they work requires more than just a magnitude number....
Sense and Sensibility in the Story of Seismology
An old saw of seismology is that earthquakes don’t kill people; buildings do. Understanding how they work requires more than just a magnitude number....
