found: Work cat.: Devlin, Keith J. Finding Fibonacci, 2017:p. 1 (If my name is familiar to you, chances are it's because you have read one of my mathematics books (I've written around 35, many of them for the general reader), or perhaps you've read an article I have published in a magazine or newspaper)
found: Wikipedia, June 14, 2017(Keith J. Devlin (born 16 March 1947) is a British mathematician and popular science writer.)
found: Keith Devlin curriculum vitae, via WWW, June 14, 2017:p. 4 (I write occasional articles for various mathematics, science, and technology magazines, including Nature, New Scientist, and Math Horizons) p. 5 (2001: Joint Policy Board for Mathematics Communications Award, in recognition of extraordinary success in communicating mathematics to the general public; 2007: Carl Sagan Award for Science Popularization)
found: LCSH, June 14, 2017(Science writers. BT Authors)
found: National Association of Science Writers website, June 14, 2017:about/contact > about NASW (In 1934, a dozen pioneering science reporters established the National Association of Science Writers at a meeting in New York. They wanted a forum in which to join forces to improve their craft and encourage conditions that promote good science writing) constitution and bylaws (Regular members shall be people who are professional science writers or instructors of science writing. This includes — but is not limited to — journalists, authors, editors, producers, public information officers, and people who write and produce films, museum exhibits, and other material intended to inform the public about science and technology)
