Raymond Siever
1988
Hardcover with dust jacket
Language: English
No.24 in The Scientific American Library
Condition: C
1988
Hardcover with dust jacket
Language: English
No.24 in The Scientific American Library
Condition: C



"the poet William Blake said we could 'see a world in a grain of sand.' he was right- although most of us think of sand simply as a construction material, an abrasive, the source of glass (and silicon chips) and, of course, the stuff of which beachs and deserts are made."