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[i]That's one small step for a man ... and one giant stack of books for the 40th anniversary of the Apollo 11 moon landing. The pile of new publications about NASA's moon effort, timed to anticipate the anniversary on July 20, has been rising so high that Robert Pearlman, editor of the CollectSpace Web site, had to clear out his bookshelves this week. "I now have stacks of older books sitting around my office," he told me today. It's Pearlman's job to keep track of the memories and the memorabilia surrounding space missions, and even he is impressed by the breadth of offerings being released this year. "Each of them is slightly different - they're not just telling the same story over and over again," he said. ...there are plenty of other potential additions to your bookshelf. Whether you're a space fan or a comic fan, a youngster or an armchair historian, there's an Apollo book to suit your fancy. Here's a [URL=http://cosmiclog.msnbc.msn.com/archive/2009/06/05/1955288.aspx]list of the latest and greatest hits[/URL], compiled with Pearlman's assistance.[/i]
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