My recent piece on Slate about E. coli, evolution, and germ warfare is now on their podcast. You can listen to it with this embedded player below, or grab the mp3 file.
It is very weird to hear someone else read my words. I feel like a teacher is using me as an example of how not to do last night's homework. Nevertheless, I plan on recording some of my own previews of Microcosm between now and the publication date. Stay tuned.
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Oh man, it's so great being able to lie down, close your eyes, and just listen. I can't wait for the other previews!
You know, Carl, if you don't have one of these yet, you might consider picking one up to accompany you on your (hoped for) book tour:
http://www.amazon.com/gp/product/B000L2MHX0
I will be picking up a copy of your book Carl. I have enjoyed your previous books and since I am studying Microbiology at University this book will be especially significant.
Regards
Steven