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I haven't read any other Bryson books, so I cannot compare it to anything. What do the books you mentioned have to deal with? It's the scientific (which Bryson is weak at) theme, as well as the deep-in-space-the-universe-is-*******-huge motif that pulled me in.

He really put in perspective, for me, with that book - how absolutley huge the universe is, and how mind-bogglingly small Earth is. It's almost funny. Very good book though, yes indeed.

John Gribbin: In Search of Schrodinger's Cat: Quantum Physics & Reality ( I bought this prior to reading my all-time favorite novel, Schrodinger's Cat Trilogy by Robert Anton Wilson, to help me understand both Quantum Physics and the Schrodinger's Cat theorey, and not only did it help me...

The very sketchy, unfinished and unrealized beggining of a novel. Just tell me if you are intrigued at all and if i should keep writing it or not. Danka Schoen. The Blizzard Cat's Cosmology (The Way We Werent, Are, And Will Be) by High Grand Poobah Fredrik Willheim Junakov 1. The Blizzard...