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A man who wears many hats, Wade Davis (b.1953) is an award winning author of numerous books, a National Geographic Explorer-in-Residence , a public speaker, an ethnobotanist and a licensed river guide in his native British Columbia. He first rose to prominence with publication of The Serpent and the Rainbow, a controversial exploration of Haitian “zombification”. His other literary efforts have taken him all over the globe, including Tibet, Nunavut, Tahiti, Peru and beyond. He’s known as a passionate advocate for biological and cultural diversity worldwide.
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Ceaselessly seeking out non-fiction writing on almost any topic, Dave can carry almost forty pounds of books in the pannier pack on his bicycle and knows all the librarians at his local public library by their first names.
Latest posts by dave (see all)
- Best Non-Fiction of 2016 - February 1, 2017
- Little Free Library Series — Savannah - May 22, 2015
- Little Free Library Series — Wyoming - November 30, 2014
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