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Narrative non-fiction

 

Narrative non-fiction is an increasingly popular and vibrant genre. Based on true accounts, narrative non-fiction presents factual information in a way that reads like a novel: a combination of storytelling and reporting.

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Simon Singh
The Code Book
Just Six Numbers
Martin Rees

An engrossing and fascinating tale, The Code Book contains many accounts of code-breaking in action, from its use in unmasking the Man in the Iron Mask and the defeat of the Nazis to the breaking of a modern cipher system by a world-wide army of amateurs in 1994.

Just six numbers govern the shape, size and texture of our universe. If their values were only fractionally different, we would not exist; nor, in many cases, would matter have had a chance to form. Here, Martin Rees provides a useful, absorbing and accessible contribution to lay understanding of cosmology, astrophysics and mathematical astrophysics.

More maths and science related narrative non-fiction:

Mapping Time: The Calendar and its History by E G Richards

A Fish Caught in Time by Samantha Weinberg

The Darwin Wars by Andrew Brown


 

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