Re: scientists who write literature

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From: Martin S T Watts
Date: Wed, 16 Dec 1992 15:19

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day@fou.tr.statoil.no (Simon Day) writes:

>How about Primo Levi?

>Italian chemist who wrote a number of books and short stories, fiction
>and autobiography. Includes one book of short stories with each story
>related to an element.

And what about C.P.Snow, admittedly long since deceased? A distinguished
atomic and molecular physicist in his time, as well as a well-respected
novelist.

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Subject: Re: scientists who write literature
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