This collection of essays, presented to Professor Godwin to mark his retirement in 1968, is a set of case-studies of the history of British vegetation during the last million years or so, a time of rapid climatic changes associated with the Ice Ages. The topics discussed include the study of plant remains, both pollen and larger fossils such as leaves and seeds, land and sea-level changes, the relation of archaeology to vegetation history and the evidence for vegetation change. The book sets out in essay form the many recent advances in the subject, the present state of knowledge and suggests...

All of you have probably encountered the Voice, the voice inside your head. The one that says Yay and the other that says Nay. The one that tells you, You Can't when you know You Can. Or the one that tries to disrupt your daily activities by filling your every thought with negativity. Have you ever wondered what it would be like if that Voice never stopped talking? Well, this is the Voice the author so candidly talks about. She describes it like listening to your favorite talk show-hosts who never shuts up, sort of like the ladies on The View or Kathy Lee and Hoda. The only difference is she...