Kings of Their Own Ocean: Tuna, Obsession, and the Future of Our Seas
Comprehensive ... Pinchin fleshes out her book with every imaginable fact about the big fish, often multiple-sourcing her information ... Even-handed ... Exhaustive and engaging.
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Ms. Pinchin writes acutely about the codependence between fisheries science and politics ... There are other rich characters here as well, and fascinating excursions into the cul-de-sacs of this world ... [A] wide-angle, freewheeling story.
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The descriptions of Amelia’s undersea wanderings are where Pinchin’s writing really comes alive, manifesting her passion for protecting all marine life. The author ends with a recap of current conservation efforts and a solemn reminder of how human actions too often interfere with fragile, interdependent ecosystems.
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