倪匡，著名小說傢。原名倪亦明，後改名倪聰。原籍浙江鎮海，1935年齣生於上海，1957年到香港。作過工人、校對、編輯，自學成纔，成為專業作傢。他寫作麵十分廣闊，眾體皆備，小說則包括偵探、科幻、神怪、武俠、言情各種。寫作速度也十分驚人，每小時可寫四五韆字，曾同時為12傢報紙寫連載。武俠小說以《六指琴魔》為代錶，想象奇特；也曾在金庸齣國期間代金庸寫《天龍八部》連載（這一部分後來金庸改寫時刪去瞭）。倪匡先生的作品範圍極廣，包括武俠、科幻、奇情、偵探、神怪、推理、文藝等各類型的小說及雜文、散文評論、劇本等。金庸評價倪匡先生為：無窮的宇宙，無盡的時空，無限的可能，與無常的人生之間的永恒矛盾，從這顆腦袋中編織齣來……

Taking the nature vs. nurture debate to a new level, this fascinating, comprehensive journey into the world of genetic research and molecular biology offers a fresh assessment of the work that has been done in this relatively new field during the last half century-work that has demolished common assumptions and overturned existing theories about what determines our personality and behavior. Beginning with the now-famous University of Minnesota twins study, Wright also writes about twin and adoption studies that compare individuals to establish a genetic influence, and about the corroborating research in molecular biology that underlines the links between genes and personality. He discusses the genetic background of the two human conditions that are today the most interesting to behavioral geneticists-depression and homosexuality-and the fluctuations in fortunes of biological versus environmental positions. He describes the evolution of theories concerning mental illness and the mind-body connection, and also discusses the widespread acceptance of Freudian theory, which puts all emphasis on early childhood to explain human behavior. Informative, insightful and highly entertaining for both the public and professionals in the field, Born That Way is a stimulating look at one of the most exciting fields of research on the frontier of science.