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From: mrh@cybvax0.UUCP (Mike Huybensz)
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Subject: Prometheus Books
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References:

About two weeks ago I described Prometheus Books as an ideological
publisher specializing in agnostic, atheistic, humanistic, philosophical,
scientific materialist, and other literature.  And I recommended their
free catalog... but neglected to post the address.

I received one note asking for the address to find out about one of their
more unusual items: atheistic introductions to religion for children.

This month's Scientific American has a half page ad (pg 109) for another
of their specialties: Martin Gardiner.  They advertise four of his books:
"The Magic Numbers of Doctor Matrix", "The Sacred Beetle and Other Great
Essays in Science", "Science, Good, Bad, and Bogus", and "Order and
Surprise".

The address is:
Prometheus Books
700 E. Amherst St.
Buffalo, NY 14215

or call the toll free number: (800) 421-0351.

(Just another happy customer.  No other commercial connection.)
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Mike Huybensz		...decvax!genrad!mit-eddie!cybvax0!mrh