Narrator Richard M. Davidson, a professional actor for over 30 years, has been acclaimed for his roles in Shakespeare, French farce, classic dramas such as An Enemy of the People, and contemporary productions such as Neil Simon's works and Edward Albee's Who's Afraid of Virginia Woolf? His international experience has carried him to regional stages such as Ontario's Stratford, the Guthrie, and Yale Repertory, as well as on and Off-Broadway In addition, he has brought countless characters to life in Canadian Broadcasting Company radio dramas. His audio performances showcase hi
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In Yellow Fever Black Goddess, popular author and biology professor, Christopher Wills, brings the latest scientific developments to the page in entertaining, dramatic form. Through meticulous yet riveting research, he pens a vivid account of deadly micro... SEE MORE