First American edition. xiv, 332pp, with occasional black and white illustrations. Quarter bound on black cloth over cream paper-covered boards, gilt titles on spine. Gently rounded on corners and spine ends; cloth a little brushed. Hint of page toning. In its original dust wrapper, shelf worn and bumped at edges, tape over both spine ends and corners, and barcode label on spine (but not other indications this is an ex library copy).
Infused with a sense of the complexity and beauty of living things, Dawkins clearly examines those aspects of evolution which many find hard to believe, removing those barriers one by one. A work of advocacy rooted in scientific evidence, The Blind Watchmaker makes the case that evolution by natural selection is a big enough theory to answer the biggest question of all: why do we exist?
