In the Page-Turner blog of
The New Yorker James Guida
says that
The Book of Barely Imagined Beings
is about earth’s adventure as a whole...much of the news is abysmally sad. Should one be completely frank and
insistent about this great tragedy, keep stressing the dimensions of
what is being undone? Or will bright facts about the animal world,
working indirectly, better aid the cause of action? Wisely, Henderson
combines approaches. In that regard, he’s a bit like the honey badger [which] flourishes due to
its insane strength and tenacity but also thanks to a fellow
hive-seeking partner: a small bird, who lightly leads the way.
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