Review: In the Shadow of the Sabertooth by Doug Peacock

Authors

  • Bernadette Vivian Russo Texas Tech University

Abstract

A review of Doug Peacock's In the Shadow of the Sabertooth: A Renegade Naturalist Considers Global Warming, the First Americans, and the Terrible Beasts of the Pleistocene (2013).

Author Biography

Bernadette Vivian Russo, Texas Tech University

Bernadette V. Russo is a doctoral student at Texas Tech University in the Department of English with an emphasis on social justice and environment. She is the author of "Shackles of A Distant Self and the Damning Complicit" appearing in Madness, Women and the Power of Art and Forgiveness (2013) and co-editor of Beyond These Walls: Confronting Madness in Society, Literature, and Art (2013).
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Published

2016-04-14

Issue

Vol. 1 No. 1 (2016): Sowell Conference - 2015

Section

Book Reviews

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