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Title: The Autobiography of Albert Einstein/Begins on Page 9 No Capitalization or Indentation by Gerhard Roth, Malcolm Green ISBN: 0-947757-47-3 Publisher: Serpent's Tail Pub. Date: 01 March, 1993 Format: Paperback Volumes: 1 List Price(USD): $13.99

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Average Customer Rating: 3.67 (3 reviews)

Rating: 1
Summary: A wierd book with a misleading title
Comment: This book has nothing to do with Albert Einstein, the scientist, apparently. I can't imagine why the author chose this title for his collection of strange and disjointed thoughts. I am careful about what I feed my mind and will not read anymore of this book. It is the most diappointing book I have ever tried to read.

Rating: 5
Summary: Biological Basis Of Thought !Pure Poetry!Yellow Secretions!
Comment: either the other reviewer of this book is a practical joker, or there is a different book called the autibiography of albert einstein that was written by gerhard roth and translated by malcolm green.or perhaps there is indeed a third possibility. one that is much more sinister. this book has nothing to do with einstein. if you want to read his autobiography look elsewhere. this book is a post-modern experimental obsessive-compulsive sort of investigation into the chemicals which spurt around the body of einstein and create as a biproduct his subconcious. and maybe its not even that. if you like your literature to be bizarre and have nothing to do with albert einstein, go ahead and read this. i really like it. but i also like to drink cough syrup, so...

Rating: 5
Summary: The Book
Comment: This is possibly the best book ever written. Its a wonderfully crafted book by Einstein that portrays the truths of ambition, love, and skill that go against modern views of success and status. A must read for anyone interested in science, knowledge, and life.