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Category Archives: deep time
Writing
I have just read a post by my friend Mr B. C. of Swindon, who as you’ll both be aware is a popular science writer of some distinction (you can sample his books on his Amazon Author Page). A random … Continue reading
Posted in before the backbone, Books, brian clegg, deep time, Domesticrox, jacobs ladder, Writing, Writing & Reading, xerophiliac
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Misquotation
As both of you will know by now, my next book, which I’m writing now, will be called The Beowulf Effect: Fossils, Evolution and the Human Condition. In it, I revisit some of the themes I first explored in my … Continue reading
Posted in creationists, cretinists, deep time, devotees of the great sky fairy, in search of deep time, the beowulf effect, Writing & Reading
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