Martin Gardner

Born: 1914-10-21

Died: 2010-05-22

Martin Gardner was an American popular mathematics and popular science writer with interests also encompassing scientific skepticism, micromagic, philosophy, religion, and literature – especially the writings of Lewis Carroll, L. Frank Baum, and G. K. Chesterton. He was also a leading authority on Lewis Carroll. *-- Wikipedia*

Born: 1914-10-21

Died: 2010-05-22

Books by Martin Gardner (50 max)

The Ambidextrous Universe: Left, Right, and the Fall of Parity

1964

Martin Gardner

Books by Martin Gardner (50 max)

The Ambidextrous Universe: Left, Right, and the Fall of Parity

New Mathematical Diversions from Scientific American

The Scientific American Book of Mathematical Puzzles & Diversions

The 2nd Scientific American book of mathematical puzzles & diversions

Great essays in science

Fads and fallacies in the name of science.

The unexpected hanging and other mathematical diversions

Mathematical Puzzles of Sam Loyd

Mathematical magic show: more puzzles, games, diversions, illusions & other mathematical sleight-of-mind from Scientific American

Mathematical Circus: More Games, Puzzles, Paradoxes, & Other Mathematical Entertainments From Scientific American ; With Thoughts From Readers, Afterthoughts From the Author, and 105 Drawings & Diagrams

Science: Good, Bad and Bogus

Relativity for the million

The annotated Casey at the bat: a collection of ballads about the mighty Casey

The numerology of Dr. Matrix: the fabulous feats and adventures in number theory, sleight of word, and numerological analysis (literary, biblical, political, philosophical, and psychonumeranalytical) of that incredible master mind, first introduced in the pages of Scientific American.

Martin Gardner's sixth book of mathematical games from Scientific American.

Aha! Insight

Mathematical Gardner

Logic machines and diagrams

More Mathematical Puzzles of Sam Loyd

Science puzzlers

Space puzzles: curious questions and answers about the solar system.

Codes, ciphers, and secret writing.

Mathematical carnival: a new round-up of tantalizers and puzzles from Scientific American

Aha! gotcha: paradoxes to puzzle and delight

Science magic: Martin Gardner's tricks & puzzles

Mathematics, magic and mystery

Mathematical puzzles

100 Great Science Fiction Short Short Stories

The whys of a philosophical scrivener

My best mathematical and logic puzzles

Did Adam and Eve have navels? discourses on reflexology, numerology, urine therapy, and other dubious subjects

Perplexing puzzles and tantalizing teasers

Science fiction puzzle tales

The new age: notes of a fringe watcher

Mental magic: surefire tricks to amaze your friends

Mind-Boggling Word Puzzles

The Wizard of Oz & who he was

Urantia: The Great Cult Mystery

The universe in a handkerchief: Lewis Carroll's mathematical recreations, games, puzzles, and word plays

The flight of Peter Fromm.

Isaac Asimov's masters of science fiction

Puzzles from other worlds: fantastical brainteasers from Isaac Asimov's science fiction magazine

Penrose Tiles to Trapdoor Ciphers

Gardner's whys & wherefores

The last recreations: hydras, eggs, and other mathematical mystifications

Smart Science Tricks

Undiluted Hocus-Pocus: The Autobiography of Martin Gardner

Match-IC: More Than Seventy Impromptu Tricks with Matches

Ambidextrous Universe Left, Right, and the Fall of Parity

The snark puzzle book