Over at Books & Culture, Karl W. Giberson reviews The Oxford Book of Modern Science Writing, edited by (in Gilberson's phrase) "that arch-villain Richard Dawkins." Gilberson is being cheeky, and he notes that, in this volume, Dawkins' love for science and skill as a writer and editor shines through. Gilberson notes that Dawkins "is exceptional in being a member of Britain's most élite scientific and literary societies, the Royal Society and the Royal Society of Literature." The review is worth reading. I, for … [Read more...] about Science & Literature