"Doing animals" barely covers her talent: she produced all 100-plus illustrations for the definitive book of Australia's wildlife, A Fragile Balance: The Extraordinary Story of Australian Marsupials.
In this political season, those running for office might find "The Definitive Book of Body Language" handy.
Peter Bergen will write the "definitive" book on the hunt for Bin Laden, his publisher said on Tuesday.
Bert Hölldobler, an Arizona State University professor who won the 1991 Pulitzer Prize with E. O. Wilson for their definitive book, "The Ants," said by e-mail, "I have been asked repeatedly to help artists to fill their creations with ants.
What a shame it's too late for his publishers to skip the next two diary volumes, and ask Campbell instead for the definitive book on why New Labour ultimately failed.
Maurice, who died last year, followed a new career in Unilever, and Taya continued to write, including among her 20 or so books the definitive book on caste, Caste Today 19622), for the Institute of Race Relations, and three volumes of her autobiography, Odious Child (1971), Weeds Grow Fast (1973), and French Memsahib (1983).
Charles Randolph, a screenwriter whose credits include "The Interpreter" and "The Life of David Gale," said the big Hollywood studios were likely to wait — perhaps for a definitive book by a big-name author — and not join in the initial rush to tell the story.
Perhaps best known for his definitive book about Facebook, David Kirkpatrick is one of tech's smartest and best informed writers.
In 1947, to coincide with a Mies exhibition at the museum, he published what was for many years the definitive book on Mies van der Rohe.
He was second to Ms. Palin as Mr. McCain's choice of a running mate last year, according to "The Battle for America 2008," Dan Balz and Haynes Johnson's definitive book on the presidential election.
