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In Suspect Terrain
by John McPhee
by John McPhee
Not my favorite McPhee by far, but still a strong work. There are parts when he gets a little lost in the weeds or conodonts of time, but still, I'm glad enough to have read it. Unfortunately for me, I started with Book 2 of the four major books that make up McPhee's pulitzer prize winning opus Annals of the Former World. Still to go: Book 1: Basin and Range; Book 3: Rising from the Plains; Book 4: Assembling California.
If you haven't read McPhee before, I'd suggest starting with Coming into the Country, The Curve of Binding Energy, Encounters with the Archdruid or A Sense of Where You Are before busting into his geology books.
If you haven't read McPhee before, I'd suggest starting with Coming into the Country, The Curve of Binding Energy, Encounters with the Archdruid or A Sense of Where You Are before busting into his geology books.
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