Geological fracture mechanics: by Richard A. Schultz, Orion Geomechanics LLC, Cambridge University Press, 2019, 592 pp., AUD$109.95 (~USD$65) (hardback), ISBN 9781107189997.

Instead, I want to understand outcrops and what their brittle deformation tells us about stress and strain in the geologic past, and, luckily, this is exactly what Schultz is trying to achieve with this book. Schultz has written this book for an audience that has a generalist background in structural geology, not for the specialist in rock mechanics. Perfect happenstance led me to pick up this book at Boffins Books, a small bookseller in Perth, Australia. [Extracted from the article]