Creative Nonfiction

If you've ever been curious about the brain's mysterious workings, Oliver Sacks' "The Man Who Mistook His Wife for a Hat" offers a profound journey into the realm of human cognition. Beyond mere clinical cases, Sacks provides stories that illuminate the complexities and resilience of the human mind, blending science with deep humanity. These narratives will not just inform you, but move you, making you marvel at the strange quirks of the brain.

If you've ever felt trapped by your own mind's limitations, "Smarter" might just be the catalyst you need. Dan Hurley doesn't just regurgitate scientific concepts; he breathes life into them by embarking on a personal journey to enhance his cognition. Imagine finding out that your brain's potential is not set in stone, and there are simple, everyday activities that can improve your intelligence—this book provides just that. Plus, Hurley's quest to sharpen his own mental faculties makes for an engaging narrative, blending personal anecdotes with research-based strategies.