Further Mathematical Diversions

Further Mathematical Diversions (1977) by Martin Gardner – Pelican Books
From Crappy Old Books – where every page is an equation in entropy.

Step once more into the wonderfully wonky world of Martin Gardner, the undisputed wizard of recreational mathematics. Further Mathematical Diversions (1977) continues his legendary series of brain-bending puzzles, paradoxes, and mathematical marvels originally featured in Scientific American. From flexagons to Fibonacci, from the Mobius strip to magic squares, Gardner turns abstract theory into page-turning fun — assuming you like your fun with graphs, logic, and occasional existential dread.

This Pelican paperback has been around the block: the cover’s been scuffed by time, the pages are the color of weak tea, and someone named Dave has solved half the puzzles in pencil (sometimes correctly).

Crappy Old Books – Keeping math weird and dog-eared since forever.

Condition almost as new.

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