of all the academic disciplines, evolutionary biology might not be the first to spring to mind when you hear the words ‘male gaze’. and yet, a quick google images search of the term ‘evolution’ will prove otherwise. tackling evolution from a female perspective, then, was long overdue. enter cat bohannon...
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there comes a point when all denial is moot, and one has to come to terms with the truth. i guess for me, this means having some sort of ‘health’ midlife crisis. as is my process, this translates into delving into the nonfiction literature around health, including books on longevity. age...
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books like ‘why we sleep’ by matthew walker are the reason i love nonfiction. we have a leading expert in their field who shares insights and learnings from decades of research in an accessible way (read: plenty of explanatory metaphors). on top of that, there’s a clear underlying message: somewhere...
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‘moody’ by amy thomson appealed to me because i find myself increasingly curious about the details of how my body works. it is my intention to work more with it and less against it. so, when i saw that the author had developed an app of the same name after...
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if you’re part of the 61% of people who gained weight since the start of the pandemic and you want to do something about it but you don’t know how because comfort foods are somewhat essential to you: welcome to the club! unfortunately i haven’t found an answer to this...
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