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Los Angeles Times, January 31, 2010
...prey). Rewilding is, of necessity, a global, trans-boundary, trans-cultural endeavor. With this book, Fraser does for rewilding what David Quammen did for island biogeography in his seminal "The Song of the Dodo." Fraser uses lucid prose, engaging...
UW Madison, January 20, 2010
...Beagle and the publication of 'Origin of the Species.' Why the wait? That's complicated, according to author David Quammen, who will visit the University of Wisconsin-Madison campus Monday, Jan. 25, to deliver the lecture 'Charles Darwin Versus Himself:...
Miami Herald, December 6, 2009
...in adventure writing are represented here, including Tim Cahill, Philip Caputo, Gretel Ehrlich, Sebastian Junger, Peter Matthiessen and David Quammen. Among the highlights are Junger's profile of an Afghan resistance fighter and Matthiessen's profile of...
Narragansett Times, December 4, 2009
...m reading a new volume called Charles Darwin: On the Origin of Species, the Illustrated Edition, edited by David Quammen, a truly beautiful reproduction of the first edition and chockfull of interesting tidbits; I can’t recommend it enough. Darwin,...
Wildlands CPR, November 24, 2009
...Some Connections Remain,” and “Soft As Clouds,” and the signed book features essays from Annie Proulx, Peter Matthiessen, David Quammen, William Kittredge and 22 other nature writers. The set retails for $1,000 but Wildlands CPR is offering tickets...
Centre College, November 6, 2009
...Humana lecturer David Quammen will discuss his book The Reluctant Mr. Darwin at a convocation at 7 p.m. in Newlin Hall. The book is this year's first-year student required reading. Quammen...
Globe and Mail, October 9, 2009
...the British Empire, and America's richest murderer. Chilton writes like a cross between Redmond O'Hanlon and David Quammen, an irresistible combination. And as in any good epic, the quest is only the inspiration for the book; the important part is the...
Student Operated Press, September 18, 2009
...literary excellence, publishing such writers as Tim Cahill, Philip Caputo, Laurence Gonzales, Robert Young Pelton, Sebastian Junger and David Quammen. Over the years, Rasmus published the first national magazine articles of such well-known writers as...
Concord Monitor, June 25, 2009
...lot of fun to read, especially if you can get hold of the new, illustrated edition edited by David Quammen, published in honor of the book's 150th anniversary (you'll find it at Concord Public Library on the new book shelf). Having never read Darwin...
Billings Gazette, May 17, 2009
...one big idea, the theory of evolution by natural selection, Darwin spent his life, in the words of David Quammen, immersed 'in the beautiful significance of tiny details.' Quammen is a science writer who lives in Bozeman. Having spent most of February...
Del Rio News-Herald, April 23, 2009
...of Carrara? by Eric Scigliano; and ?Charles Darwin on the Origin of Species: The Illustrated Edition? edited by David Quammen were all presented by Ed & Carman Wiese. In memory of Billie Jan Grannis Miller Monetary donations were presented by Linda...
Star News Online, March 25, 2009
...a gift from Ann Sherman-Skiba in memory of her husband Günther Skiba. Author, journalist to talk about Darwin David Quammen, an award-winning author and science journalist, will speak on Charles Darwin at 7:30 p.m. March 30 at the UNCW's Kenan...
Interest.co.nz, February 12, 2009
...Species? Charles Darwin is finally doing his author?s book tour ? sort of. Actually, award-winning science author David Quammen is doing it on his behalf...
Wild Oak Academy, January 8, 2010
...by Wade Davis Monster of God: The Man-Eating Predator in the Jungles of History and the Mind by David Quammen ~ For whatever reason, this book looks fascinating to me! Where the Wild Things Were: Life, Death, and Ecological Wreckage in a Land of...
Rough Draft, December 23, 2009
...Elizabeth Bowen, The Last September Jessica Mitford, Hons and Rebels Virginia Woolf, Jacob's Room David Quammen, The Reluctant Mr. Darwin Stefan Zweig, The Post-Office Girl V.S. Naipaul, The Enigma of Arrival James M....
Onward State, November 11, 2009
...Science writer David Quammen spoke on campus yesterday to celebrate the 150th anniversary of Charles Darwin’s groundbreaking book, On the Origin of Species . He metaphorically painted a portrait of Darwin (not the...
Stephen Bodio's Querencia, October 14, 2009
...the population/species as a whole, make for fascinating reading, and provide fodder for debate and discussion about context. David Quammen’s review in the New York Times book review took issue with the things I love about the book, describing it as...
Shelfari, August 28, 2009
...like any good thriller about a terrorist plot"”which this is"”should. The Song of the Dodo , by David Quammen - The most moving, beautifully written book on island biogeography and environmental destruction you'll find. Air Guitar , by Dave Hickey -...
National Geographic ADVENTURE, April 28, 2009
...Junger hooks up with Afghanistan's greatest warrior Philip Caputo stalks descendants of the man-eating lions of Tsavo David Quammen kayaks the Grand Canyon seeking solace and enlightenment Peter Matthiessen voyages to the end of the Earth Gretel...
naturalistjourneys, April 12, 2009
...You know I am harpressed to believe that we Americans will not let go of the SUV come hell or high water. It is very frustrating to have an idea what might happen, and watch your neighbors buy mid size SUV’s. Sure the Ford Explorer is gone and sure the...
Baby Got Books, February 17, 2009
...Liberator: How evolutionary thought undermined the rationale for slavery . Othe rrecent books include, The Reluctant Mr. Darwin by David Quammen, which is about the twenty year period between Darwin’s theory and its publication. One of my...
Omnivoracious, February 13, 2009
...of the eloquence of explanation--of the liberal belief that slow-crawl argument beats heated rhetoric. And then here is David Quammen , the intrepid and insightful nature writer whose short biography, The Reluctant Mr. Darwin , focuses on those two...
Jacob Grier, February 13, 2009
...of altruism and is in my view less interesting, but still worth reading. The Song of the Dodo (David Quammen) — Quammen is an amazingly talented nature writer. In this book he discusses how the study of life on isolated islands reveals insights into...
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