The Altenberg 16: An Exposé Of The Evolution Industry

Wednesday, 26 August 2009, 11:32 am
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THE ALTENBERG 16: AN EXPOSÉ OF THE EVOLUTION INDUSTRY
Print Edition Of Suzan Mazur Book Launched

Announcement from Scoop Media Publishing

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Now in paperback with color photos, a collection of conversations with the world's foremost evolutionary thinkers about the need to reformulate "the theory of evolution".

From the author whose "Altenberg! The Woodstock of Evolution?" story shook science causing Science, Nature and the science blogosphere to take notice.

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Pricing and Availability - The Book Is Now Shipping

Pricing for the book is as follows - payment can be made simply and swiftly via credit card and paypal.com. Postage handling and tax is included in the purchase price.

Globally USD$25 (plus USD$10 postage and handling - shipping from New Zealand)

Inside New Zealand NZD$35 (including postage and handling)

Orders can also be made via email to evolutionexpose@scoop.co.nz .

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