A Voice in the Wilderness
A Pioneering Biologist Explains How Evolution Can Help Us Solve Our Biggest Problems

Having grown up with the Bible, and even though I now consider myself an atheist, I have to admit that I was taken aback just a little to see someone compare himself with John the Baptist - not just in the reference made by the title but within the first few pages too. It felt like a big swing. Howe......more

I loved the biographical information in the book. The stories Professor Graves tells about his life are compelling and when he discusses his life, the book is difficult to put down. There is much more about his career that I would be very happy to read about. But, when he discusses his work, I felt......more

I have a Bachelor of Science in Biology. I am not a professional scientist, but have worked in science related fields all my life. I was expecting this book to me more relatable to people without a science background, but the amount of genetics and scientific jargon used, may make this inaccessible.......more

This book is amazing. It provides so much of what I was looking for that the many other books on racism that I’ve read recently lack. Primarily, I mean sound scientific evidence that refutes the concept of race and how science has been misused to support racist agendas. I was amazed that Prof Graves......more

Although Graves insists he is writing for the masses, so to speak, he is an evolutionary biologist and I did probably understand about eighty percent of the book, I became lost in the technical stuff. (I have two master's degrees so I am not a chump). That said, the book would more appeal to someon......more