
French Leave
In his final column, James Burke discusses matters bucolic, adulterous, explosive, decorative, passionate and (fittingly) fugitive
In his final column, James Burke discusses matters bucolic, adulterous, explosive, decorative, passionate and (fittingly) fugitive
James Burke employs body snatching, mastodons, Great White Explorers, journalism, war, raincoats and malaria to literary ends
James Burke draws monumental conclusions from wax, dinner sets, greenhouses, Argentina, prisons and the king of beasts
Booze, dope, metaphysics and other rhapsodic matters¿
James Burke airs a few Renaissance thoughts
James Burke explores crystals, sheepish matters, monster chicks,
poets and other smoke-and-mirrors stuff
Yo-ho-ho and a bottle of rum¿buried treasure and pirates, novelists and politics¿James Burke tours life on the high seas
From Beethoven and Dickens to the chemistry of urine to "siderism"--not all science ends with a Nobel, notes James Burke
In which we visit singers, fiddlers, fertilizers and health freaks and, James Burke observes, it all goes down the drain
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