What The Reviewers Say

Positive

Based on 4 reviews

Overrun: Dispatches from the Asian Carp Crisis

Andrew Reeves

What The Reviewers Say

Positive

Based on 4 reviews

Overrun: Dispatches from the Asian Carp Crisis

Andrew Reeves

Positive
Richard Adams Carey,
The Wall Street Journal
... starts slowly, with an introduction that gives away too much story with too little context. But once we settle into a journey that follows the movement of the carp from the lower Mississippi to the Upper Midwest, and once we start meeting the scientists, aquaculturists and officials who variously abet and thwart each other at the front lines of that migration, the tale assumes a certain grandeur. It becomes a gracefully composed exemplar of the human species’ disputatious struggle to protect its own habitat while those of so many other species are disappearing or shifting..
Positive
Barry Silverstein,
Foreword Reviews
With a journalist’s critical eye and storytelling ability, Reeves traces the rise of the Asian carp in the lakes from its very beginning.
Mixed
Harry Levins,
St. Louis Post-Dispatch
[Reeves's] book will win embraces from fellow environmentalists, from marine biologists and from geologists specializing in rivers. The rest of us may find parts of Overrun tough wading. Reeves tends to slip into multi-syllable prose of an abstract nature.
Positive
Publishers Weekly
Early chapters will intrigue environmentally-conscious readers.