"Hugh Miller" by W. Keith Leask is a captivating biography detailing the life of a remarkable Scottish geologist, naturalist, and writer. Set against the backdrop of Scotland during the Victorian era, the book delves into Miller's significant contributions to science and literature. As a paleontologist, Miller made groundbreaking fossil discoveries that contributed to the understanding of evolution and geological research. His intellectual pursuits and scientific observations earned him recognition as a pioneering scientist of his time. Beyond his scientific endeavors, Miller was also a prolific writer, known for his engaging prose and insightful reflections on nature, religion, and society. His writings often reflected his religious beliefs and served as a platform for exploring the intersections between faith and science. Leask's biography meticulously explores Miller's life, shedding light on his intellectual curiosity, his enduring legacy, and his profound impact on both scientific thought and literary culture. Through vivid storytelling and detailed research, the book offers readers a comprehensive portrait of this influential figure, whose contributions continue to resonate in the fields of science and literature.