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Dear All, Please find following... 1. An update of forthcoming books 2. News about Geological Society Book Reviews _______________ 1. 3 New books have been added to the Bookshop: i/ Salt, Shale and Igneous Diapirs in and around Europe. Edited by B. C. Vendeville, Y. Mart and J. L. Vigernesse. Geological Society Special Publication no 174. Publication July 2000. ISBN 1-86239-066-5. Full details of contents, readership and principal authors can be seen on the book's webpage: http://bookshop.geolsoc.org.uk ii/ Geology and Warfare: examples of the influence of terrain and geologists on military operations. Edited by E. P. F. Rose (Royal Holloway University of London, UK) and C. P. Nathanail (University of Nottingham, UK). Miscellaneous publication. Due August 2000. ISBN 1-86239-065-7 Full details of authors, readership, pages etc., can be seen on the book's webpage: http://bookshop.geolsoc.org.uk iii/ A revised correlation of Ordovician rocks in the British Isles. By R. A. Fortey (The Natural History Museum, UK), D. A. T. Harper (Geological and Mineralogical Museum, Denmark), J. Keith Ingham (Hunterian Museum Glasgow, UK), A. W. Owen (The University of Glasgow, UK), M. A. Parkes (Geological Survey of Ireland, Ireland), A. W. A. Rushton (The Natural History Museum, UK) and N. Woodcock (University of Cambridge, UK). Geological Society Special Report no. 24. Publication July 2000. ISBN 1-86239-069-X Full details of readership, contents, authors etc.. can, again, be seen on the book's web page: http://bookshop.geolsoc.org.uk ______________________ 2. Book review news: Each book published by the Geological Society is sent out to appropriate journals for review. Review comments are often helpful when deciding to purchase a book so we have added a selection of recent reviews that we have to the bookshop. For example, a review recently recently received for Fossil Plants and Spores: Modern Techniques. By T. P. Jones and N. P. Rowe. 1999. ISBN 1-86239-041-X: 'This book is an outstanding achievement. It contains a wealth of well assembled and well documented information in just 396 pages. Most chapters are little masterpieces...This book is a laboratory resource book and and a handbook on methods but at the same time it is much more...This book will be a classic that everyone in the field and in neighbouring fields will need to own'. Historical Biology, Vol 14, 2000. There are many other reviews so I hope this helps. Please also note that the Review facility does allow you to submit your own comments on our publications! Also, my new e-mail address is now: [log in to unmask] The old one ([log in to unmask]) is still working for the moment. Best wishes Fran Clarke Marketing Executive, Geological Society Publishing House E-mail: [log in to unmask] Webshop: http://bookshop.geolsoc.org.uk/ Tel: +00 1225 445046 Fax: +00 1225 442836 Unit 7, Brassmill Enterprise Centre, Brassmill Lane Bath, BA1 3JN, UK %%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%