A brief recommendation

The other night I finally picked up Adrian Desmond & James Moore’s Darwin: The Life of a Tormented Evolutionist and I have found it to be one of the most enjoyable books I have ever read (even though I am only about 130 pages in). I would have proceeded much further already but I started reading it aloud to my wife and she has been enjoying it so much that I have been barred from proceeding further unless I continue to orate the contents of the biography. It’s a hefty book, my voice may well give out by time I get to the end, but it is certainly worth a few summer afternoons if you have the time.

Although I

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