Atomic History

By Edwin Fogelman. 1964, Charles Scribner's Sons, 125pp, 9x6.5". From the series, Scribner Research Anthologies. (G. Edgewear along spine. Some underlining.) (9/6/99)

By Costandina A. Titus. 1987, University of Nevada Press, 214pp, list $24.95. (Near Fine in Near Fine DJ.) "In this fascinating and timely study, Dina Titus examines the history and politics of our country's atmospheric atomic testing and the ongoing questions of the government liability for alleged victims of that practice." (5/4/99)

By John Fuller. 1984, New American Library, 268pp. About the effects of fallout from 1950s atomic testing. (Near Fine in VG DJ. First edition, first printing) (9/21/99)

By Jacques Leclercq and Michel Durr. 1986, Sodel, 417pp, 12x9". Heavy, large-format, richly illustrated volume describing the nuclear power industry. Published in France. Color photography on nearly every page, mainly of nuclear plants and technology. (VG, no DJ. Xlib with usual markings. Taped spine. Contents fine.) (7/12/99)

By Edward Teller. 1979, W.H. Freeman, 322pp. "The father of the hydrogen bomb" describes the failures of petrochemical fuels and supports the use of atomic and fusion power. (Fine in Near Fine DJ) (9/25/99)

By Martin Cruz Smith. 1986 (1987), Ballantine, 374pp. (VG+) A novel set in Los Alamos during the war. (7/16/99)

By Patrick Nagatani and Eugenia Parry Janis. 1991, University of New Mexico, 139pp, 12x9". Large format oblong art book featuring color photo montages on nuclear topics. Each photo shows a real atomic facility with other images pasted over it. An essay describes each work and how it was made. First edition. New Mexico (7/23/99)

By Patrick Nagatani and Eugenia Parry Janis. 1991, University of New Mexico, 139pp, 12x9". Large format oblong art book featuring color photo montages on nuclear topics. Each photo shows a real atomic facility in New Mexico with other images pasted over it. An essay describes each work and how it was made. First edition. (VG) New Mexico (7/23/99)

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