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Since the publication of his first major collection of poetry, In a Green Night (1962), Derek Walcott—who was awarded the Nobel Prize for literature in 1992—has steadily enriched the world of Anglophone poetry with volume after volume of effulgent verse. In this latest collection, he continues to delight, in poems that range widely over the landscape of human experience, speaking in a voice that is at once valedictory and elegiac.
Evolutionary biologist Jerry Coyne has a bone to pick with his fellow citizens. According to polling data, far too many Americans harbor ideas that seem to him to smack of creationism. Even the publication of his 2009 book Why Evolution is True (which, he proudly notes, made its way “briefly onto the New York Times bestseller list”) failed to change the poll numbers appreciably.
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