The Wonder of Life on Earth is now available in several different languages. Here you can see versions In German, Danish, Spanish (Chile), Korean and Greek. There are also Italian and Chinese versions, I believe. Raxenne's pictures are just as lovely, whatever the language of the text.
As previewed in an earlier post, I joined Tristan Hughes on The Ancients, a podcast from History Hit, to detonate the Cambrian. And here it is.
Some time ago JC Lattes published the French-language version of A (Very) Short History of Life on Earth. That was then. It's now been joined by this mighty mini version. Just the same as the full size version.
Only smaller.
Now you can carry the whole of the history of life in your pocket.
As previously discussed I always have a great time as a guest on The Ancients, a podcast fromHistory Hit hosted by Tristan Hughes. We have always recorded each episode remotely ... until now. A few days ago I visited the studio in person so Tristan and I could explore the Cambrian Explosion for a forthcoming edition of the show. Safe to say that the Cambrian was duly exploded. Watch this space, as they say.
The translation in Vietnamese makes 26 editions in languages other than English, all thanks to the wonderful team at Pan Mac Rights who have secured 26 translated editions - at least, the official ones. There is a pirated edition in Bengali. For more about translation rights click here.
I always have a great time when Tristan Hughes invites me on to The Ancients, the podcast he hosts for History Hit. Here is a recent excerpt for an episode we did about the Age of Dinosaurs. You cn listen to the full episode here.
