Praise for Darwin’s Moving:

“With humour and unwavering journalism, Taylor Lambert has written an endearing tribute that lifts up the working class men who help us build a home. For once, we’re invited into the movers’ messy lives, to see their hopes and dreams on the mantle, and the classism in the closet.”
~ Omar Mouallem, co-author of Inside the Inferno

“With a clear-eyed Lambert behind the wheel, Darwin’s Moving gives you a full tour of the class divide bubbling up through a rapidly suburbanizing city. In compassionate and concise prose, Lambert delves into the battered histories of the men around him, revealing stories full of joy, rage, fear, and abandonment. Open it up and get in the truck.”
~ Andrew F. Sullivan, author of All We Want is Everything

“…the collision of rich and poor is made starkly evident.”
~ Quill & Quire

“…an illuminating trip to a realm of which we’re only dimly aware. Bonus: You’ll learn how to pack a van good and tight.”
~ Sarah Murdoch, Toronto Star

“Darwin’s Moving is about Calgary but it’s a larger story, too, about the ways Darwin’s Moving is not unique, about class and the often-transient men tasked with moving our homes.”
~ Jade Colbert, The Globe and Mail

“Lambert has shed light on a corner of the Canadian working world few even think about. The ghost of Orwell approves.”
~ Morley Walker, Winnipeg Free Press

“You’ll never look at a moving truck the same way again.”
~ Steven Sandor, Avenue Edmonton