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Could we be the first generation of humans who won’t die? This book reveals the cutting-edge lifestyle and longevity lessons from the healthiest person alive. Six years ago, Bryan Johnson, at age 42, had poor life habits and the Dad bod to show for it. Now 48, Bryan has the physique of a...

Joe Harkness' acclaimed memoir about birds, mental health and finding meaning in nature. When Joe Harkness suffered a breakdown in 2013, he followed his doctor’s advice: medication helped, counselling reframed his thinking and mindfulness softened the noise inside his head. But it was birds...

Hush, a new HarperCollins book, full description to follow when available...

An exploration of the neuroscience of “salience,” showing readers how to use this brain network to create more meaningful experiences Humans are receiving input all the time, both from the world around us and our own bodies. While reading this sentence, you’re primarily focused on the...

The world is getting hotter. Each year more people die from extreme heat than from all other natural disasters combined. In Swelter, Bharat Venkat, the director of UCLA’s Heat Lab, tells the dramatic story of how we’ve come to understand the biology of heat. We meet a Scottish physician who...

The Dawn of War, a new William Collins book, full description to follow when available...

In a time where memes and misinformation spread faster than truth, it has never been more important to set the record straight. Now, prominent neuroscientist Joseph Devlin cuts through the BS presented as “neuroscience” in this provocative volume. Are clowns good for children’s mental...

In Our Parasites, the intimate world of the microscopic organisms and parasites that inhabit our bodies is unsettlingly brought to life. In thought-provoking and deeply human storytelling, biologist Andrés Cota Hiriart debunks the bad press surrounding parasites and advocates for a harmonious...

A gleefully nasty deep dive into the biology and psychology of the paradoxically seductive emotion of disgust—from one of the most distinctive voices in science writing Life is gross. We laugh at each other’s farts, we lift the lid on those long-forgotten leftovers to check out that funky...

A gripping true story of one man’s journey through the endless incarnations of paternity, identity, and the very notion of family When award-winning investigative reporter Matt Katz discovers that he bears no relation to the man he has always considered his biological father, he is thrust into...

From an anthropologist renowned for overturning outdated evolutionary dogma, a lively, myth-busting, and transformative new portrait of human evolution What if it turns out that most of the stories we tell about human evolution are false—apart from evolution itself? One hundred and fifty years...

For anyone sick and tired of being sick and tired: A leading physician’s practical, proven guide to supporting and improving one of the body’s most vital functions—the lymphatic system—to alleviate and heal chronic pain and immune dysfunction. The lymphatic system is one of the body’s...

A rollicking deep dive into the invasive spread of Burmese pythons, from their devastation of regional ecosystems to the eclectic group of scientists, hunters, and snake enthusiasts fighting to protect the South's last wild spaces Somewhere in Miami in the 1970s, someone got tired of owning a...

Forestland, a new William Collins book, full description to follow when available...

A sea-swimmer’s account of the remarkable seabirds that inhabit our shores Living on the coast for most of her life, Marianne Taylor has spent a lot of time in the company of wild seabirds. Whether she's swimming in the sea, doing some coastal birding or looking out of her window at home, she...

Wild Gut, a new William Collins book, full description to follow when available...

A memoir of a young man's 4,000-mile journey on horseback across 1970s America—an unforgettable adventure of self-discovery and close companionship that captures the world from a view like no other: as seen between a horse's ears "One of those rare and splendid books that stay with you long...

A sweeping natural history of the oceans by renowned marine biologist Dr. Ashley Ward. Elegant, deeply researched, and endlessly fascinating, Saltwater is a paradigm-shifting look at the marine world, and how the seas shape our planet. Marine biologist Ashley Ward draws on his distinguished...

A world-class neurosurgeon's guide to building a healthier, stronger brain. Most of us spend our entire lives without realizing that the greatest asset we’ll ever possess is the organ in our head. While we try to build careers and raise families, we fragment our attention, struggle with stress...