Naturalist

Edward O. Wilson ranks among the leading biologists and scientific thinkers of the 20th century.

This autobiography traces his fascination with insects from his childhood, through to his professorship at Harvard, his disagreements with Jim "DNA" Watson, the controversies, political and scientific, over sociobiology, and his two Pulitzer Prizes. 

Offering insights into the making of a scientist, the life story of the great entomologist begins with an uncertain childhood and traces a life filled with momentous struggles and scientific accomplishments.