Author32 booksPaul Davies
Paul Davies is a British physicist and science writer whose books include The Mind of God and About Time. His work explores cosmology, time and the origins of life, and he received the Templeton Prize.
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Books by Paul Davies
Every published title we have in the catalogue, ordered by their library.
The Mind of God
About time
Eerie Silence
The Goldilocks Enigma
How to Build a Time Machine
Other worlds
Demon in the Machine
The ghost in the atom
God and the new physics
The last three minutes
Are we alone?
The matter myth
The cosmic blueprint
Superforce
Complexity and the Arrow of Time
The FIFTH MIRACLE
The forces of nature
Cosmic bullets
The edge of infinity
Space and time in the modern universe
A.J. Cook
The Big Questions
The runaway universe
Stardoom
Information and the Nature of Reality
What's Eating the Universe?
Information and the Nature of Reality Canto Classics
New Physics
Superstrings
Astrotheology
The accidental universe
Quantum 2. 0
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