[Example] Smith Journal 13 (DE) Test

Volume 13 of the Smith Journal features a whole host of brilliant minds. At the top of the list is undoubtedly Solomon Shereshevsky, who can remember everything he’s ever experienced—a great party trick, but one that can also drive him quite mad. Next up is Delbert Trew, who spends an unimaginable amount of time thinking intently about a very sharp subject: barbed wire. Let’s not forget Samuel Morse, who was a famous portrait painter before he invented the code that bears his name today. A true genius, indeed! We’re also impressed by Noel Turner, who cleverly circumvented some strange New Zealand laws and invented a car that was a huge success for a time. In addition, you’ll discover stories about a spy who cross-dresses; a couple of nerds from Sydney who revolutionized modern music; stories about courtroom sketching; Ferris wheels; the dubious science of weather modification; and much more.

143 pages