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Andrea Rothman

Toulouse
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Former aerospace and aviation correspondent, Bloomberg News. Now teaching English and playing music.
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American Said to Be In Talks for 100 Airbus Single-Aisle Planes

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By Andrea Rothman
| archive.org
Stock Chart for European Aeronautic Defence and Space Co NV (EAD) AMR Corp. (AMR)’s American Airlines is in talks with Airbus SAS about buying at least 100 narrow-body planes, a possible break from its longtime reliance on Boeing Co. (BA) jets, two people familiar with the matter said. The board of the third-largest U.S. carrier may make a decision as soon as July, said one of the people, who asked not to be identified because the discussions are private.
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On the Importance of Getting the Science Right in Your Novel

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By Andrea Rothman
| Literary Hub
As a novelist with a science background, I can attest to the importance of verisimilitude in fiction. Made-up stories reveal human complexity in ways that the truth alone often fails to capture, but in order to do so, they need real-world grounding. Therefore, fiction is faced with the particularly difficult task of making a reader believe in situations that in fact don’t exist. How do fiction writers accomplish this?
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The DNA of You and Me

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By Andrea Rothman
| Bookreporter
Living near Boston and working in Cambridge, I have a fair number of friends and acquaintances who are research scientists and engineers. At times, when I’ve encountered a novel set in this world, I’ve been tempted to recommend it to these friends. But I usually have second thoughts, since “science” in contemporary fiction usually serves as set dressing or as metaphor. With Andrea Rothman’s debut, THE DNA OF YOU AND ME, I have no such hesitations.
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