Books on Science: ‘Anthill: A Novel’
E. O. Wilson’s novel, “Anthill,” has a philosophical premise, that there are grand cycles in nature, whether of ants, or people or the biosphere.
From: NYT > Books
Tuesday, 20 April, 2010
Recent entries
- Books on Science: Embracing Silence in a Noisy World
- Books on Science: ‘Anthill: A Novel’
- Barbara Kingsolver and Lorrie Moore compete for Orange Prize for fiction by women
- Orange prize shortlist pits Mantel against debut novelists
- New James Bond film on hold due to MGM debt
- Historian's wife and her poison pen expose dark side of literary criticism
- Books of The Times: Alan Brinkley Tells Henry Luce’s Story in ‘The Publisher’
- Penguin cookbook calls for 'freshly ground black people'
- Schomburg Center’s Director, Howard Dodson, to Retire
- Carolyn Rodgers, Poet, Dies at 69
Newsletter
Untitled Books
Your account
Register for an account and review books, comment on articles and build a list of your favourite reviews. Coming soon.
