Reads tagged with “books”

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Reads tagged with “books”

What wire fences have to do with noodle soup and the male reproductive system.

An antidote to cynicism by way of typography, or what it’s all right to have everything you want.

What Oscar Wilde has to do with Hippocrates and the neurochemistry of romance.

What escaping boredom has to do with altruism theory and the Egyptian revolution.

What the human capacity for evil has to do with the divine gift of joy.

A comprehensive and eloquent scientific and sociocultural history of the ubiquitous disease wins the 2011 Pulitzer Prize for nonfiction.

What Yoko Ono, William Gibson and Kings of Leon have in common.

What Roman warriors have to do with Pixar and medieval Middle-Eastern legends.

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