Dead Famous:Albert Einstein and His Inflatable Universe

Among the numerous works that are written on Einstein's extraordinary feats in the world of physicsand his personal life, Mike Goldsmith's Albert Einstein and His Inflatable Universe stands apart through itspeculiar perspective towards the life of the ultimate genius. The book delves into his life very differently whilerevisiting the times of Albert Einstein, and picks up the unheard stories about his personal eccentricities andlife. Although Relativity and his unparalleled contribution towards classical mechanics are inevitable to beincluded in the works pertaining Einstein, this book has a very subtle lighter intonation while talking aboutthem, thereby making it comprehensible even to readers with no scientific background. One of the fascinatingfeatures about the book is that it also scoops up stories from the newspapers of his times and other relevantsources which offer a fresh take on the Master and his life. The book contains illustrations by Philip Reeve.