Why fish don't exist

"After abandoning fish,
I saw the true nature of the world,
a place of infinite possibilities..."

The debut work of science journalist Lulu Miller,
recipient of the Peabody Award, "the Pulitzer of broadcasting,"
which stunned international media.
A blend of biography ╳ popular science ╳ self-growth
About love, the truth of life, and an astonishing dedication to science
A peculiar book, hard to categorize, yet deeply moving!

This book is an encounter across time between a taxonomist and a science journalist. The writing is poetic yet learned, personal yet political, small yet grand, quirky yet profound. At some point, readers will also be drawn in and question the order of life they believe in. If fish don't exist, how much else in this world do we not know?

Why Fish Don't Exist is a beautiful reminder that when you are experiencing a low point, losing direction, or even no longer believing in yourself, this book can help you view the world you inhabit from a completely different and broader perspective.