Genesis by Guido Tonelli
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Particle physicist Guido Tonelli writes about the first fraction of a second of our universe.
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Breaking the Social Media Prism by Chris Bail
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A new book looks at ways the pernicious effects of social media can be countered.
Read MoreStrange Bedfellows by Ina Park
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Everything you wanted to know about sexually transmitted infections but were perhaps embarrassed to ask!
Read MoreThe Best Books of 2020: Science!
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2020 was a year in which science entered everyday life in the most apocalyptic way anybody had seen in over a century.
Read MoreNew Laws of Robotics by Frank Pasquale
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A new book looks at - and attempts to structure - the future of human-machine partnerships.
Read MoreIRL by Chris Stedman
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Chris Stedman’s fascinating new book addresses one central question: How can we be real online?
Read MoreTen Lessons for a Post-Pandemic World by Fareed Zakaria
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Columnist and CNN anchor Fareed Zakaria speculates on the future of a plague-ravaged world.
Read MoreThe Human Cosmos by Jo Marchant
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A new book looks at the history - and one possible future - for the study of the cosmos.
Read MoreAlien Oceans by Kevin Peter Hand
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What can Earth’s oceans teach us about life on other worlds?
Read MoreAn Internet for the People by Jessa Lingel
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Jessa Lingel’s book argues that the key to fixing the Internet may come from the least likely source imaginable …
Read MoreThe Passion Economy by Adam Davidson
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Once upon a time, you got a job with a company and simply stayed there until you retired. A new century’s rules sometimes seem radically different. A book by Adam Davidson explores the altered terrain.
Read MoreThe Reality Game by Samuel Woolley
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As this book makes frighteningly clear, “fake news” and “alternative facts” are just the barest beginning of coming problem with telling the difference between truth and lies …
Read MoreKill Reply All by Victoria Turk
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The intricacies of email etiquette are dissected by Wired senior editor Victoria Turk.
Read MoreThe Best Books of 2019: Science!
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The 11th installment of Stevereads Best of 2019 list focuses on science!
Read MoreIngenious by Peter Gluckman and Mark Hanson
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Observations that have been made in a hundred other places, and a hundred times better.
Read MoreUnravelling the Double Helix by Gareth Williams
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Williams fleshes out that story not only with clear explanations of the science involved but also with a broad, colorful gallery of personalities.
Read MoreSomething Deeply Hidden by Sean Carroll
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A smart and intensely readable undergraduate class in the history of quantum theory and the nature of quantum mechanics.
Read MoreThe Price We Pay by Marty Makary
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An engaging and eye-opening look at the healthcare system.
Read MoreGods of the Upper Air by Charles King
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An account of the birth of the discipline we now think of as anthropology, bristling with the warts-and-all personalities of its pioneers.
Read MoreMosquito by Timothy Winegard
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An engaging account of the mosquito’s impact on the broader world.
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