A Year in the Clouds: Meteorology, Iron Man, Epilepsy, Questionable Research, and General Observations from a Year in My Life
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A Year in the Clouds: Meteorology, Iron Man, Epilepsy, Questionable Research, and General Observations from a Year in My Life

by Rob Honer

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Rob Honer’s A Year in the Clouds gathers observations from a year of life, moving across meteorology, Iron Man, epilepsy, questionable research, and other subjects. Part personal reflection and part wide-ranging inquiry, it offers an eclectic perspective on the ideas and experiences that capture the author’s attention.

About This Book

A Year in the Clouds brings together observations from a year in Rob Honer’s life.

The book explores a varied set of subjects, including meteorology, Iron Man, epilepsy, and questionable research.

Its broad range suggests a personal work shaped by curiosity, reflection, and attention to the world around its author.

Readers interested in thoughtful observations across science, health, popular culture, and everyday experience will find an eclectic collection.

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