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Bookmark or Share- Who Invented the Zero? | HISTORYZero’s origins most likely date back to the “fertile crescent” of ancient Mesopotamia. Sumerian scribes used spaces to denote absences in number columns as early as 4,000 years ago, but the ...
- Jess Walter - The ZeroThe Zero. "'The Zero' could end up as the 'Catch 22' of 9/11 ... (with) its brilliant ironies, its deadpan truths, its insider smarts and its everyguy hero ... (Walter) elevates 'The Zero' above mere satire to Kafkaesque parable." -- THE WALL STREET JOURNAL. National Book Award Finalist. PEN/USA Literary Fiction Finalist.
- The Zero by Jess Walter, Paperback | Barnes & Noble®Overview. National Book Award Finalist. The breakout novel from a writer of extraordinary talent: In the wake of a devastating terrorist attack, one man struggles to make sense of his world, even as the world tries to make use of him. Brian Remy has no idea how he got here.
- The Zero by Jess Walter | GoodreadsRead 410 reviews from the world’s largest community for readers. What's left of a place when you take the ground away? Answer: The Zero. Brian Remy has n…
- 'The Zero,' by Jess Walter - Review - Books - The New York TimesBy Janet Maslin. Sept. 11, 2006. In a typically mordant moment from “The Zero,” a novel with the temerity to give a disaster site a casual nickname, a boy named Edgar Remy tries to explain why...
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