"Fascinating. . . . [A] wide-ranging tour of what to expect from technological progress over the next century or so." --"The Wall Street Journal" "A whirlwind tour of technological possibility." --"New Scientist" "Mak[es] the exponential character of technological progress stick in the reader's head, so that they come to look at the world differently." --"The Sunday Telegraph "(London) "["Physics of the Future"] has the ability to surprise and enthrall and frighten." --"The New York Times" "[Kaku] has the rare ability to take complicated scientific theories and turn them into readable tales about what our lives will be like in the future. . . . Fascinating. And just a little bit spooky." --"USA Today""Mind-bending. . . . [An] alternately fascinating and frightening book." --"San Francisco Chronicle"" ""Kaku is a tireless science popularizer. . . . [He gets] the juices of future physicists flowing." --"Los Angeles Times" "[Kaku] has a knack for making complex ideas entertaining." --"The Charlotte Observer" "Erudite [and] compelling." --"Chicago Tribune" "One cannot help but feel buoyed that the miraculous world the author presents may really be less than a hundred years hence." --"Louisville Courier-Journal"

Michio Kakuis a professor of physics at the City University of New York, cofounder of string field theory, and the author of several widely acclaimed science books, including "Hyperspace," "Beyond Einstein," and "Physics of the Impossible--"the basis for his Science Channel TV show, "Sci Fi Science: Physics of the Impossible--"and the host of two radio programs, "Explorations" and "Science Fantastic."