The Spirit Catches You and You Fall Down
by Anne Fadiman | 
Spare Parts
by Joshua Davis | 
Hot Lights, Cold Steel
by Michael J. Collins | 
The Snoring Bird
by Bernd Heinrich |
Albert Einstein and His Inflatable Universe
by Mike Goldsmith | 
Tesla
by David J. Kent |
Stephen Hawking's Universe
by John Boslough | 
Intern
by Sandeep Jauhar | 
Stephen Hawking
by Kitty Ferguson | 
An Astronaut's Guide to Life on Earth
by Chris Hadfield | 
In the Shadow of Man
by Jane Goodall | 
The Immortal Life of Henrietta Lacks
by Rebecca Skloot | 
Elon Musk
by Ashlee Vance | 
Galileo's Daughter
by Dava Sobel |
Rocket Men
by Robert Kurson | 
Women in Science
by Rachel Ignotofsky | 
Skunk Works
by Ben R. Rich | 
The Invention of Nature
by Andrea Wulf | 
Carrying the Fire
by Michael Collins | 
Failure Is Not an Option
by Gene Kranz |
Buckminster Fuller, the brilliant and eccentric futurist philosopher best known as the inventor of the Geodesic Dome, was one of the most creative contributors to innovative thought and technology in the twentieth century. Incomparable designer, engineer, and architect, he proved that a lone genius, through sheer initiative, can have an astounding impact on the world. In this inspiring account of Fuller's life and legacy, Lloyd Steven Sieden brings new light to Fuller's belief system and recognizes his many contributions to humanity.