A Very Decided Preference

Peter Medawar was an extremely succesful scientist who won the Nobel Prize in 1960.

Nine years later, at the age of 54, he was crippled by a cerebral haemorrhage.

This is his widow's story of her life with Sir Peter.

It provides an insight into the life of a significant 20th-century scientist, and is an interesting companion to his own autobiography, "Memoir of a Thinking Radish".