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A short history of time

Did you ever buy the Stephen Hawkins book A Brief History of Time? Early nineties. Some of you must have. It was a monumental best-seller. I bought one. Never read it though. Couldn't. It was impenetrable rubbish. Not for me. Literally. The book was touted as a populist thesis. But maybe I missed something,…a meeting or something?

Well, I've decided to do something useful for the new year.

If you have a copy of A Brief History of Time, send it to me. Why? I want to make clever igloos for the world's homeless out of copies of the book.

Finally, a use…

Send to:

David MacGregor
c/o P.O. Box 90 096
Auckland
New Zealand


Send this to a friend - let's change the world…

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