I suppose I should also add that anything by Oliver Sacks is worth a read. He's a neurologist that publishes "case studies" about some of his patients.
i had posted another comment that i'm not sure went through ok.
anyway, the new york times has a non-fiction bestseller list, and it's usually not always chockfull of political propaganda.
you can also check out bookseller's websites (like bn.com) and just browse the specific genres you're interested in. they'll have new releases listed for you, recommendations, as well as customer reviews.
Lol well then, I'm all out of stuff to recommend. The only other book I can think of is 'A Short History of Nearly Everything,' but something tells me you may have already devoured this, too.
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I suppose I should also add that anything by Oliver Sacks is worth a read. He's a neurologist that publishes "case studies" about some of his patients.
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anyway, the new york times has a non-fiction bestseller list, and it's usually not always chockfull of political propaganda.
you can also check out bookseller's websites (like bn.com) and just browse the specific genres you're interested in. they'll have new releases listed for you, recommendations, as well as customer reviews.
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What about stuff by Mary Roach? The science of sex, the dead, and supernatural.
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Lol well then, I'm all out of stuff to recommend. The only other book I can think of is 'A Short History of Nearly Everything,' but something tells me you may have already devoured this, too.
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