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	Comments on: Evolutionary Biology Geeks: Three must read books for you!	</title>
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		By: KBHC		</title>
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					<description><![CDATA[That&#039;s funny, I read Murder in the Museum of Man several years back, having no idea any of it was &quot;based&quot; on Harvard MCZ/Anthro folks. I adored the book, but that only makes it more fun! Now I need to pick up the other two volumes.

I appreciated the setting of the book, since the author seemed to have some understanding of academia even as he was caricaturing it. And I loved the voice of Normand. I enjoy voices that are unique and not completely lovable -- not in that modern fiction, my-protagonists-always-have-something-hateful-about-them way, but because it was so uncomfortable to read him. He reminded me of a few people I went to college with.

Thanks for mentioning these books!]]></description>
			<content:encoded><![CDATA[<p>That&#8217;s funny, I read Murder in the Museum of Man several years back, having no idea any of it was &#8220;based&#8221; on Harvard MCZ/Anthro folks. I adored the book, but that only makes it more fun! Now I need to pick up the other two volumes.</p>
<p>I appreciated the setting of the book, since the author seemed to have some understanding of academia even as he was caricaturing it. And I loved the voice of Normand. I enjoy voices that are unique and not completely lovable &#8212; not in that modern fiction, my-protagonists-always-have-something-hateful-about-them way, but because it was so uncomfortable to read him. He reminded me of a few people I went to college with.</p>
<p>Thanks for mentioning these books!</p>
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