Oliver Sacks

by Oliver Sacks

First published 2016

In this compelling collection of interviews, legendary neurologist Oliver Sacks opens up about his groundbreaking research, his unorthodox approach to patient care, and the personal struggles that shaped his remarkable life. From his pioneering work on Parkinson's disease to his insightful explorations of the human mind, Sacks' singular perspective illuminates the mysteries of the brain and the human experience. As he reflects on his storied career, Sacks' disarming honesty and infectious curiosity offer readers a rare, intimate portrait of a true medical visionary.

Genres: biography, science, medical, non-fiction

Vibes: emotional, intimate, thought-provoking

Tropes: medical-visionary, personal-journey

Setting: England, United States

128 pages · Paperback · Melville House

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