A Gap in Nature: Discovering the world’s extinct animals
Text Publishing, $50 hb, 208 pp
Tales of Extinction
It is too heavy to read in bed or on an aeroplane, too handsome to besmirch at the beach, would court disaster if tackled at the kitchen table, and there’s no room on my always-littered desk. It’s the sort of book that, in its size and splendour, is aimed at the coffee table. Yet volumes like this seem more at home on television, their contents rendered into documentaries introduced by David Attenborough.
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A Gap in Nature: Discovering the world’s extinct animals
by Tim Flannery and Peter Schouten
Text Publishing, $50 hb, 208 pp
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