mental_floss Magazine Names The 25 Most Influential Books of the Past 25 Years
Posted on: Thursday, 26 February 2009, 07:48 CST
Written by highly acclaimed editor
"This list isn't just about story arcs or beautiful prose," says mental_floss editor-in-chief
Other highlights from the issue (on sale nationwide next week) include: Who's the Fittest Now?, a story about a new biology field called epigenetics that refutes some of Darwin's theories; The Startling Origins of the Boy Scouts; an expose on 4 Holy Women Transformed By Cheese; Real Scientific Reasons to Believe in Vampires; a piece on how Art is Saving Aborigines, and a surprising history of how Early Pirates Embraced Democracy.
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