James Newman
This is both an enjoyable and frustrating read. Professor Maudlin's subject matter is generally well described but suffers from some rather poorly effected examples which confused rather than enlightened the points being made, and also the use of terminology (see p19, 'violation of the inequalities') without explanation of what that terminology means - in the example here, I was unable to actually find a definition of what 'the inequalities' were anywhere in the book, which doesn't foster comprehension. In summary, enjoyable but be prepared to have do background work to understand some of the explanations.