Bryson delves into the history of anatomy, examines the nature of disease and pain, and generally explores the ways in which our bodies function.
Hernández displays impressive storytelling skills in this masterfully researched volume about a rare disease, which won the 2022 PEN/Jean Stein Book Award.
According to cognitive scientist Justin Gregg, we might be entirely wrong in our assumptions that human intelligence is a good thing.
An Immense World is an accessible, illuminating and exciting reading experience. Yes, nonfiction about the science of animal senses can be page-turning!
Vagina Obscura is impressive in its scope and thrilling in the hope it offers to those whose bodies have been overlooked by the medical establishment.
Synthesizing hard research and personal anecdotes in a wonderfully accessible narrative, Leonard Mlodinow reconsiders the antagonism between emotion and logic.
Jude Stewart provides a guidebook to smell that’s chock-full of guidance, advice and new ways to experience the aromas around us.
The Atlas of Disappearing Places is a striking and deeply researched work of art and environmental activism.
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