Michael Talbot's book, The Holographic Universe, was my introduction to the concept that the universe we inhabit may be holographic in nature. Published in 1991, it is still a fascinating and accessible look at the metaphysical implications of holographic theory.
Originally a writer of science fiction, Talbot also contributed non-fiction articles to the Village Voice and other publications. He was particularly interested in the nexus of spirituality, the paranormal, anomalous phenomena, and physics.
The Holographic Universe is a good starting point for readers without a background in science, as it provides a popular explanation of the principles behind the holographic theory. The downside is that it, perhaps, is a bit too credulous in regards to the paranormal and spiritual.
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