Are you stranded on a deserted island, away from all computers and internet service, but desperately need to know if 4,255,873* is prime? If so, then this book is for you. Are you stranded on a deserted island and the primality of integers is obviously the least of your concerns? Then you can still burn this book for warmth. Either way, Almost 100,000 Prime Numbers is a great book for yourself or as a gift for that friend who likes math. You know the one. They have a job doing... something with computers? You won't find any Ulam spirals or the history of the Riemann Hypothesis here. Go read that Marcus du Sautoy book for that. It's great. It has glowing reviews except for the one-star review from someone complaining that their copy arrived with the pages wrinkled. But that's hardly the author's fault, now is it? In this self-published book you'll find:
Here's what people are saying about Almost 100,000 Prime Numbers: [prod. note for editor: put some praise blurbs here. ask gary for one, he owes me a favor] *It isn't.
**It's 15,485,863.
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