'The Greatest Show on Earth: The Evidence for Evolution' Dawkins's new book

[Undesired Walrus]

In this (http://richarddawkins.net/article,3638,Richard-Dawkins-on-Minnesota-Public-Radio,Richard-Dawkins) recent interview, Dawkins talks about his next book, due out later this year.

I look forward to it, but weren't his last six or seven books dealing with exactly this, the evidence for evolution?

[bellonax]

Well, he is an evolutionary biologist, so I suppose it's not that surprising.

I love how Dawkins writes about evolution. He talks about our ancestors, and the tricks they and modern day creatures came up with, with something approaching reverence.

When I finished the Ancestor's Tale, I was left feeling upbeat for days.

[Dr Adequate]

In this (http://richarddawkins.net/article,3638,Richard-Dawkins-on-Minnesota-Public-Radio,Richard-Dawkins) recent interview, Dawkins talks about his next book, due out later this year.

I look forward to it, but weren't his last six or seven books dealing with exactly this, the evidence for evolution? Not really, not in the way that this one sounds to be by its subtitle. I'm thinking that this'll be more like Jones's Almost Like A Whale than anything that Dawkins has written so far.