Blind Watchmaker

Richard Dawkins's account of evolution has been acclaimed as the most influential work on its subject in the last hundred years. It explores how the unconscious, blind yet essentially non-random process of natural selection discovered by Darwins is the onyl answer to the most important quetion of all: why do we exist?

'Richard Dawkins has updated evolution ...his subject is nothing less than the meaning of life'

- The Times

'Beautiful ... he seizes hapy analogies, bright metaphors and shining images to light up his passion and our darkness'

- Guardian

'one of the best science books - one of the best of any books - I have ever read'

- Los Angeles Times

'Grave wit and thrilling godlessness'

- Martin Amis