Fish Dont Exist News Today

Lulu Miller's latest project is a "Radiolab" podcast series for children: "Terrestrials." She explains for how nature and child-like sensibility can help adults rediscover a sense of wonder.

Lulu Miller spoke to freshmen taking the COLLEGE course about her book, “Why Fish Don’t Exist.” All freshmen read the book as part of the annual Three Books program, which seeks to give incoming NSO participants common intellectual ground.

This year’s selections were Lulu Miller’s book “Why Fish Don’t Exist,” Ed Yong’s book “Immense World” and Cyril Dion’s film “Animal."

A pair of new Cormac McCarthy novels, a memoir about the racial inequities of Wall Street, some salivating new cookbooks and more: check out these recommendations for fall books.

Lulu Miller's book “Why Fish Don’t Exist” — which examines ichthyologist David Starr Jordan — is a meditation on the shadow side of scientific classification, and the dangers of trying too hard to impose order on chaos.

Some brand new, some from the shelves, some for the kids and some for you.

By:  Lulu Miller, author of “Why Fish Don’t Exist,” first read the young adult book “The Search for Delicious” when she was in that transformative and uncertain stage in between childhood and adulthood. The enchanted fairy tale by Natalie Babbitt taught Miller to still believe in the power and poetry of magic, whatever her age. Im Lulu Miller, the author of “Why Fish Dont Exist.” And my bookmark is “The Search for Delicious” by Natalie Babbitt. Its a young adult novel. Its go...

Were taking a look back at some our top picks from 2020 that either showcase the people, history and culture that define the area or were written by local award-winning/best-selling authors.