i >> humanizing medical mysteries and the others are molly caldwell crosby and rebecca skloot. i want to remind you that following 15 minutes after the office -- authors will sign their books on congress avenue between tenth and 11th street. i've been involved with book fairs for many years, and like 10 years ago i was taking -- and i mentioned i was a scientist and the author was a history writer. he turned to me and he said whoy are your favorite science writers? i was struck dumbfounded and i'm said, neal wilson, carl sagan. nothing came to me because the truth was i really wasn't gripped by science writing atn' that time. w but since then, writers like molly and rebecca have not onlyn got my attention but the attention of the world.no this is in large part because they are so skilled at ringing extremely difficult and complex subjects tose light. i know that if i were back inec that car today i would have the name molly caldwell and rebecca skloot roping off of my time. it is in the honor to introduceo them to you. mali holds a masters and arts degree in nonfiction and scie

the authors are molly caldwell and rebecca salute. i want to remind you that following this session they will sign their books between tenth, and eleventh street. have been involved for many years and ten years ago by was taking an author to the airport and mentioned by was a scientist and the author was a history rider and he said who are your favorite science writers and i'm struck dumbfounded and i said carl sagan, i really didn't -- nothing came to me. the truth was i wasn't gripped by science and writing at that time. but since then, writers like mali and rebecca have not called got my attention but the attention of the world and this is in large part because they're so skilled at bringing difficult and complex subject to a life. if i were back in that car today i would have molly caldwell coming off of my tongue. it is an honor to introduce them to you. molly is a master of arts degree in nonfiction and science writing at johns hopkins university who spent several years working for national geographic and her writing has been in