Father to the Man

by John Gribbin

Father to the Man by John Gribbin

Scientist Richard Lee stirs up fanatical religious hatred with his theory that chimpanzees and humans may have shared a common ancestor as little as three million years ago. This novel, which looks at the future of intelligent life on Earth, is set against a backdrop of increasing global disruption.

Amazon: Check Best Offer

Science Fiction

Release date: 1989

Book Order

Your Rating

☆☆☆☆☆☆☆☆☆☆

Standard Shelves

Readers also enjoyed

Pandora's Star (The Commonwealth Saga #1)

★ 9.70 / 10

Barrayar (Vorkosigan)

★ 9.32 / 19

Memory (Vorkosigan)

★ 9.26 / 19

A Civil Campaign (Vorkosigan)

★ 9.12 / 16

Embassytown

★ 9.00 / 10

Brothers in Arms (Vorkosigan)

★ 8.94 / 17

Flowers for Algernon

★ 8.92 / 25

Join the Discussion

You can post as a guest or sign in for more features.

Have questions about this book or want to share your thoughts? Join the conversation!

John Gribbin

John R. Gribbin (born 1946) is a British science writer and a visiting Fellow in astronomy at the University of Sussex.

More books by John Gribbin

Don't Look Back

★ 10.00 / 1

The Alice Encounter

Unrated

Timeswitch

Unrated

Innervisions

Unrated

Ragnarok

Unrated

Reunion (Double Planet #2)

Unrated

Double Planet (Double Planet #1)

Unrated

Brother Esau

★ 5.00 / 1

The Sixth Winter

Unrated