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「どうぶつ社」が12月に廃業
from 森山和道
(2012-10-6 12:24)
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Tweet 自然科学関連、特に「いきもの」関連の面白い本を作っていた「 どうぶつ社 」が12月に廃業するそうだ。
ジュンク堂のツイートで知った。
◆池袋本店◆理工書担当より、お知らせです。この１２月に、自然科学の良書を丁寧につくられてきた「どうぶつ社」が出版活動を休止し、書店の棚から姿を消します。どうぶつ社３６年のしごとを、１０月１１日〜１２月１０日、７階理工書売場で展示します。皆様にぜひ見て頂きたいフェアです。
— ジュンク堂書店/インターネット部門さん (@junkudo_net) 10月 5, 2012
検索してみたところ、かなり前から新刊発行は停止して、在庫の品出しだけ応じていたようである。
面白い本を出していた出版社だったので、残念。
おそらく在庫の多くは断裁されることになると思う。
取りあえず市中に出回れば中古本としてのちのち入手することもできるかもしれないが、元々それほど出回っている本でもない。
取りあえず、アマゾンで検索をかけてみたところ、10/6現在では下記の本はまだ新刊在庫があるようだ。
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Astrophile: Supernova impostor explodes for real
from New Scientist - Online news
(2012-10-6 2:50)
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The latest outburst of SN 2009ip was no fake and the death was like no other– that has implications for a nearby, looming star explosion
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Today on New Scientist: 5 October 2012
from New Scientist - Online news
(2012-10-6 2:00)
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All today's stories on newscientist.com, including: boy finds mammoth, physicist who graduated from guns to calculus, crashing a plane on purpose, and more
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Zoologger: The spiders hit by fatal courtship muddles
from New Scientist - Online news
(2012-10-6 1:36)
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Two closely related spider species frequently mistake members of the other for potential mates– with devastating consequences for the smaller males
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Baby satellites swim free in orbit
from New Scientist - Online news
(2012-10-6 1:33)
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It's a brave new world of cuteness: spacecraft that can fit in your hand and cost less than your house
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Friday Illusion: Colour an animation with your mind
from New Scientist - Online news
(2012-10-5 21:23)
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See how the power of suggestion can make ghostly images change size
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US anti-terror big data experiment 'breached privacy'
from New Scientist - Online news
(2012-10-5 20:49)
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Information provided by the Department of Homeland Security's "fusion centres" endangered citizens' civil liberties, finds a damning new report
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Japan asteroid trip will star upgraded bouncing robot
from New Scientist - Online news
(2012-10-5 20:14)
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About the size of a case of beer, the German-built MASCOT rover will bounce across the surface of an asteroid as part of the Hayabusa 2 mission
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Feedback: Ig Nobel prize for dead fish
from New Scientist - Online news
(2012-10-5 20:07)
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Brain waves in dead salmon, bombs into diamonds, SpeechJammer slams cellphone bores and more (full text available to subscribers)
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What can we learn from crashing a plane on purpose?
from New Scientist - Online news
(2012-10-5 19:54)
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A new documentary crashes a Boeing 727 in search of forensic insights. But it may not tell us much about how more modern aircraft behave in accidents
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