Andrea Wulf's Blog, page 32

Writer's Voice: Interview

Here is an interview on The Invention of Nature I did with independent radio programme Writer's Voice in the US.

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Writer's Voice

Daily Beast: Best Biographies of 2015

And another one ...

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Buffalo News and Wichita Eagle: The Invention of Nature

And here are two more reviews:

"Accomplished ��� a panoramic summation of a worldview that Wulf argues is now more relevant than ever��� Wulf���s writing is fluid, direct and perceptive" ��� Wichita Eagle

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"Wonderful book ��� Andrea Wulf is your nonpareil guide ��� Buffalo News

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Wisconsin Public Radio 'To the Best of Our Knowledge': Interview

Here is an interview that I did with 'To the Best of Our Knowledge'

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Wisconsin Public Radio To The Best of Our Knowledge

 

The Guardian: Winners and Losers 2015

Every year the Guardian asks publishers to pick the 2015 books they loved, missed and envied.

In the category ���I wish I���d published���, Jamie Byng (publisher, Canongate) picked The Invention of Nature!

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Washington Post: What Books Should You Buy As Gifts?

In the Washington Post Bradley Graham, co-owner of Politics & Prose in Washington, says his store���s bestselling titles this season include:

The Invention of Nature

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PS: Politics & Prose is the best book shop in DC

 

And the Australian also included The Invention of Nature in their 'Books of the Year'

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Foreign Policy: The 19th-Century Saviour for 21st-Century Climate Change

Here is an article I did for Foreign Policy about the Paris Climate Change Summit and Alexander von Humboldt.

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Nature: The Top 20: A Year of Reading Immersively

"The accomplished historian delivers an inspired biography of the German polymath, explorer, prescient proto-environmentalist and discoverer of climate zones���

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Jezebel: Best Books in 2015

���One of the most compelling books I���ve read in a long time ��� Wulf is a lucid writer, she moves back and forth from Humboldt to his international adventures, his influence, and the natural world with impressive ease. But she���s also a deeply intellectual writer which is a perfect companion to her clear enthusiasm for her subject���

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Mother Nature Network: 5 Fascinating Books About Science and Exploration

���Wulf brings the Humboldt and his achievements into sharp focus by offering a vivid account of his galvanizing personality and his trailblazing ideas���

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