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A Bouquet for the Gardener : Martin Gardner Remembered, Hardback Book

A Bouquet for the Gardener : Martin Gardner Remembered Hardback

Edited by Mark Burstein

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Martin Gardner, the "Mathematical Games" columnist for Scientific American from 1956 to 1981, was also a philosopher, polymath, magician, religious thinker, and the author of more than 70 books, including The Annotated Alice, The Ambidextrous Universe, and Visitors from Oz.

Here his life and works are celebrated in a bouquet of essays about him or in his honor.

Introduced by his son Jim, the book includes reminiscences by Douglas Hofstadter, Morton N.

Cohen, Scott Kim, David Singmaster, Michael Patrick Hearn, and many others; a festschrift contains essays by such writers as Raymond Smullyan and Robin Wilson.

This volume also contains the final annotations Gardner made to the Alice books post-"Definitive Edition," and a definitive bibliography of his Carroll-related writings.

While put together under the aegis of the Lewis Carroll Society of North America, it takes a far broader look at this remarkable man and his many interests and accomplishments.

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