On the shelf #4

Here is the fourth installation of my semi-occasional feature cleverly dubbed “On the Shelf.” Going column by column, I’m working my way bottom to top, left to right until I’ve cataloged my entire library, or lose interest, whichever comes first. Part one can be viewed here, part two here and part three here. Today’s installment examines the contents of the fourth-from-the-bottom, leftmost shelf:

• Where Next, Columbus? ed. Valerie Neal
  
  
• Mars: The Living Planet by Barry E. Digregorio with Gilbert V. Levin and Patricia Ann Straat
  
  
• Life Beyond Earth by Gerald Feinberg and Robert Shapiro
  
  
• Life in Darwin’s Universe by Gene Bylinsky
  
  
• Alien Life by Barry Parker
  
  
• Earth’s Aura by Louise B. Young
  
  
• The Symbiotic Universe by George Greenstein
  
  
• Aliens in the Skies by John G. Fuller
  
  
• We Are Not Alone by Walter Sullivan
  
  
• In His Image: The Cloning of a Man by David Rorvik
  
  
• A Plague of Frongs by William Sounder
  
  
• Earth in the Balance by Al Gore
  
  
• Memories of a Game Ranger by H. Wolhuter
  
  
• Mysteries of Life on Earth and Beyond by Franklyn M. Branley
  
  
• Dark Life by Michael Ray Taylor
  
  
• Is Anyone Out There? by Frank Drake and Dava Sobel
  
  
• Cloning: Of Frogs, Mice and Other Animals by Robert Gilmore McKinnell

So, this shelf sees us moving out of the astronaut/space science books and into the realm of astrobiology, cloning and biosciences in general. I wonder what interesting titles the top shelf will hold? That’s right--we’ve almost completed the first vertical stack!

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