Reviews for Data structures for engineering software

The average rating for Data structures for engineering software based on 2 reviews is 2.5 stars.

Review # 1 was written on 2009-06-30 00:00:00 Bill Smith Never heard of Granta before. It appears they are a 30 year old publishing house. I picked this up off a bookstall at this years Glastonbury festival for £3.50. I was struck by the pictures, which look like paintings. I discover they are the photographic work of Edward Burtynsky, titled 'Manufactured Landscapes'. Although all these photographs were taken here on planet Earth, many resemble some alien topography. Nickel Tailings at Sudbury, Ontario looks like the surface of Mars! Was that a river? It's red and could be a lava flow. Uranium Tailings at Elliot Lake, Ontario could be a post nuclear wasteland. All these full page colour photo's take the eye and brain a while to adjust into. Some are like abstract art works. The shock then follows that Mr H.Sapien & Co.Ltd are responsible. The reading matter is a collection of short stories and articles by various journalists and writers, a la Readers Digest. I had the impression that all the works were solely of an environmental nature, but not so. Some are travel biogs and there are a couple of accounts from the Iraq war. I'm still very spaced out and this collection has taken a few weeks to read, it's also now a month since I've visited the library!

Review # 2 was written on 2016-11-15 00:00:00 Scott Lutren Highlights:returnreturnWayne McLennan: Rowing to Alaska (bro travel memoir)returnEdward Burtynsky: The Evidence of Man (photos)returnJames Hamilton-Paterson: Do Fish Feel Pain? (factual)returnJon McGregor: The First Punch (understated adultery fiction)returnJames Meek: With the Invaders (Iraq war journalism)