Books are wonderful things, and fortunately for authors they keep on being discovered long after the initial work is done. WhipPoorWill explains why The Tapir’s Morning Bath is such good reading.
bootstrap analysis: book review: the tapir’s morning bath—
One of the amazing things about the internet (and how many times a day do I say this?) is the way it skews time. Not because so many inconsiderately neglect to date their posts, but because stuff lingers.
Elizabeth Royte published the Tapir’s Morning Bath in 2001, but a reader who knows the subject (field biologists in the rain forest doing their work, deciding if research or political advocacy is more important) found the book recently and wrote a very understanding review just this week.
If you’re Elizabeth, isn’t that excellent?