Q&A: Carl Zimmer on writing popular-science books

Nicola Jones

Nature, 2010, vol. 463, issue 7282, 737-737

Abstract: Acclaimed essayist Carl Zimmer has eight popular-science books to his name, on topics from parasites and Escherichia coli to evolution. In the second in a series of five interviews with authors who each write science books for a different audience, Zimmer describes how passion breeds popular success.

Date: 2010
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