Catherine Ramsdell

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‘American Plastic’, or Mother/Daughter Double-Date Boob Jobs

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 / 2 March 2011
‘The Science of Kissing’ Does Not Diminish the Magic of Kissing
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‘The Science of Kissing’ Does Not Diminish the Magic of Kissing

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 / 23 February 2011

Romantic films, robots, and cooties – The Science of Kissing takes readers through pop culture, technology, and biology to explore the magic of kissing.

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‘Empty Pleasures’ Provides Substantial Food for Thought

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 / 20 January 2011
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In ‘Whiter Shades of Pale’, the Humor is Vivid

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 / 19 January 2011
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‘Doonesbury and the Art of G.B. Trudeau’ Makes Me Miss Newspapers

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 / 23 December 2010
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Trom AJAX and AOL to WWW and X.25: ‘A History of the Internet and the Digital Future’

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 / 7 December 2010
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In ‘Gush’, No One Can Accuse Hemmi of Creating Uninteresting Analogies

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 / 26 October 2010
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The Zombies of Lake Woebegotten by Harrison Geillor

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 / 20 October 2010
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‘In the Valley of the Kings’ Is Rich With Lyrical Beauty

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 / 5 October 2010
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‘Six Suspects’ Has That Professor In the Library With a Candlestick Kind of Feeling

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 / 22 September 2010
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The Best Technology Writing 2010

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 / 20 September 2010
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‘Black Cats and Four-Leaf Clovers’ and a Lot of Other Crazy Superstitions

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 / 15 September 2010