Maker of Patterns: An Autobiography Through Letters is described thusly on Amazon:
Having penned hundreds of letters to his family over four decades, Freeman Dyson has framed them with the reflections made by a man now in his nineties. While maintaining that “the letters record the daily life of an ordinary scientist doing ordinary work,” Dyson nonetheless has worked with many of the twentieth century’s most renowned physicists, mathematicians, and intellectuals, so that Maker of Patterns presents not only his personal story but chronicles through firsthand accounts an exciting era of twentieth-century science.
What did Daniel laskowski, Amazon customer and reviewer think about these letters?
Spends to [sic] much time in the first person
This is why I love shopping online!
To put things in perspective…
A one-star review by Marlyn:
Very bad, I did not ask for that book and claim it and never refund my money