Jul 30 2007

Tesla in Print

For those who are interested, My Invention, the autobiography of Nikola Tesla, has just been re-published by Cosimo Books of New York.

Cosimo put out some great, thought-provoking titles and they have done an excellent job on re-packaging My Inventions.

Tesla was a truly enigmatic figure, and the book is well worth reading.

My review of Roswell Revisited by Kevin Randle is slightly delayed. Nope: no threats from the Men in Black warning me not to publish the review. Just the usual day to day hassles of what is commonly called life.

Here’s more on Cosimo from their website, and where full details of their currently available books can be found:

Cosimo is inspired by Cosimo de Medici, the first patriarch of the de Medici dynasty, who ignited the most important cultural and artistic revolution in Western history - the Renaissance.Cosimo de Medici, the quintessential “Renaissance man”, was a banker, political leader, scholar and patron of the arts. Having an intense passion for the pursuit of knowledge he encouraged the study of the ancient past. He enriched Florence by building palaces and churches and by sponsoring libraries, where professional scribes reproduced classics from antiquity into the finest manuscripts.

This quest for enrichment is the foundation for Cosimo, an innovative publisher of books that inspire, inform and engage readers worldwide. Via our imprint Cosimo Classics, we present distinctive, unique, rare and sometimes out-of-print books written by the great authors and thinkers throughout the ages. These hidden treasures that once inspired, informed and engaged readers are now revitalized and available to new readers, young and old, at home and abroad; representing subjects as diverse as Alternative Health, Business and Economics, Eastern Philosophy, Personal Growth, Mythology, Philosophy, Sacred Texts, Science, Spirituality and much more! In a world without borders, our books will be available anytime and anywhere using online bookstores andthe latest publishing technologies.

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