โ Scribed by Karl Iagnemma
No coin nor oath required. For personal study only.
On the nature of human romantic interaction -- The phrenologist's dream -- Zilkowski's theorem -- The confessional approach -- The Indian agent -- Kingdom, order, species -- The ore miner's wife -- Children of hunger.;Science and romance intermingle in a collection of stories that captures the lives of a group of lonely scientists and mathematicians whose yearnings for true love force them to search for a place in which reason and emotion can coexist.
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