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A Bright View, Too Focused

From Space to Earth The Story of Solar Electricity. John Perlin. Aatec, Ann Arbor, MI, 1999. 240 pp. $32. ISBN 0-937948-14-4. Using a series of fascinating and well-written accounts of individuals who have developed, advocated, and employed solar cells, Perlin describes the evolution of photovoltaics. Our reviewer objected to the partisan attitude, sales-talk style, and general neglect of other solar power technologies.