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Emma Young is an award-winning science writer and a former editor on New Scientist. Her articles have been published in the Guardian and the Atlantic. While researching this book she learnt how to echolocate like a bat, have an out of body experience, and trick strangers into liking her. She lives in Sheffield with her husband and two children.<b>After reading this fascinating book you'll never think about your senses in quite the same way again</b>
- CLAUDIA HAMMOND,
<b>Absolutely fascinating . . . meticulously researched, expertly written, and packed with so many engrossing nuggets, every page is a remarkable revelation. Young has given me new understanding - and profound respect - for my incredible sensory body</b>
- GAIA VINCE,
<b>An awe-inspiring guide to our sensual world that will leave you in wonder at your own astonishing perceptual powers. </b> With cutting-edge science and extraordinary personal stories, Emma Young offers evidence-based strategies to protect and fine-tune many of those abilities - with potentially life-changing consequences. Along the way, <i>Super Senses</i> busts some of the most enduring myths about the human body and mind
- DAVID ROBSON, author of THE INTELLIGENCE TRAP,
<b>This book changed the way I sense the world. I'd say eye-opening but that's too limiting: this is sense-opening stuff</b>
- ROWAN HOOPER, author of SUPERHUMAN,
<b>A vivid, multi-sensory journey through farflung landscapes of human experience . . . packed with scientific revelations and compelling stories . . . A sensory delight that made my world a richer place</b>
- Jo Marchant, author of CURE and THE HUMAN COSMOS,
<b>Fascinating . . . unlocks the secrets of our amazing brains and bodies</b>
Daily Mail
<b>Packed with fascinating information and highly readable</b>
Human Givens vol 28.1