By The NCSE has put up a number of evolution book excerpts on their website:
Charles Darwin’s On the Origin Of Species: A Graphic Adaptation
by Michael Keller
The Tangled Bank
by Carl Zimmer
Evolution, Second Edition
By Douglas J. Futuyma
Evidence of Evolution
by Susan Middleton and Mary Ellen Hannibal
Evolution: The story of life
by Douglas Palmer
Evolution: How We and All Living Things Came to Be
by Daniel Loxton
Rapture Ready!
by Daniel Radosh
Evolution vs. Creationism, 2nd edition
by Eugenie C. Scott
Gwenny: Absolutely not! The world has plenty of people having kids. A child consumes HUGE amounts of resources, which from both a... 
Siberia: Or maybe they know they have neither patience nor inclination to deal with the fruit of their loins and thus, rather than be... 
DDM: Repubs and Dems. He’s saying they only take first impressions and... 
CM: Good point, most religions encourage having a lot of children. From an evolutionary standpoint you sort of owe it to your... 
Jasowah: “They don’t go beyond those emotions, and that’s the... 
DarkMatter: And funny that most of them are huge in size in the vid. 
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I need to put thise links up at http://factsnotfantasy.com as well. Thanks for the info!
I MUST own the Graphic Edition of Origin. *goes to amazon*
A bit off topic, but after watching a program on asteroid impacts a few days ago, I became curious about what new-Earthers might have to say about the subject. I came upon this gem:
http://www.creationresearch.org/crsq/notes/38/38_4/Note0203.htm
Apparently, Noah was dodging asteroids! funny Genesis didn’t mention all the racket, splashes, etc.
Rapture Ready is hilarious and worthy of any freethinker’s reading list, but there isn’t much in it about evolution other than his funny interview with Ken Ham and visit to the creationist museum in Kentucky. The best scene in the book is when he participates in a passion play out in the Ozarks.