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Nerdette Book Club: How Far the Light Reaches, discussed!
Nerdette Book Club is back to discuss \u2018How Far the Light Reaches: A Life in Ten Sea Creatures\u2019 by Sabrina Imbler! This sparkling essay collection explores themes of community, queerness, and survival by weaving marine biology with stories from the author\u2019s life. \n\nKat Chow, former NPR reporter and the author of the memoir \u2018Seeing Ghosts,\u2019 and Rachel E. Gross, science journalist and author of \u2018Vagina Obscura: An Anatomical Voyage,\u2019 join us for the discussion. We gush about Sabrina\u2019s writing, the power of empathy, and the beauty of creatures so unlike ourselves.