Spring Books in 2016

Gregor Macdonald applauds a biography of prescient geologist and energy theorist Marion King Hubbert.

Sheila Rowan ponders a chronicle of the long road to gravitational-wave detection.

Douwe Draaisma is intrigued by a study examining both 'the voice within' and verbal auditory hallucinations.

Highlights of this season's releases

Jennifer Light savours the history of a doughty band of 'human computers'.

Lori Andrews assesses Henry Greely's treatise on how technology will oust reproductive intimacy.

Alan Thorpe enjoys a hymn to some of the founders of the science and institutions of weather forecasting.