Science writing - continued

1/1/2009 · by Michael Welland

Having mentioned John McPhee and Eldridge Moores in my previous post, here they are, thanks to Callan Bentley, talking at UC Davis. Great stuff - and McPhee reading from Annals of the Former World is wonderful.

http://nvcc.edu/home/cbentley/geoblog/2008/12/john-mcphee-interview-on-youtube.html

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