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Media for The Biology of Desire
Media for The Biology of Desire
Newspapers & Magazines
- The Globe and Mail – July 10, 2015
- New York Post – July 12, 2015
- The Wall Street Journal – July 21, 2015
- The Toronto Star – Aug. 8, 2015
- The Washington Post – Aug. 20, 2015
- National Post – August 21, 2015
- The Age (Australia) – August 22, 2015
- The Guardian (Australia) – August 30, 2015
- The Jewish Chronicle (UK) – July 21, 2016
- The Times (UK) – July 25, 2016
- The Spectator — August 20, 2016
Online
- Kirkus Reviews – May 14, 2015
- Review by Salon – June 28, 2015
- Publishers Weekly – July 1, 2015
- The Blog, Huffington Post – July 2, 2015
- Excerpt adapted by Salon – July 12, 2015
- Review by The Daily Beast – July 19, 2015
- Q&A with Anne Fletcher, ProTalk – July 23, 2015
- Interview with Salon – July 25, 2015
- Interview with The Confident Mind (New Zealand podcast) – November 4, 2015.
- Q&A with HuffPost Science – November 7, 2015.
- Interview with The Infectious Myth (Canadian podcast) – November 10, 2015.
- Q&A with Vice.com – December 4, 2015.
- Review and excerpt by Mumsnet (UK parents’ magazine) – October, 2016.
- Interview with Zach Rhoads, Young Justice podcast, USA – March, 2017
- Interview with Caroline McGraw, The Clearing — August, 2017
Radio
- WNUR-FM, This is Hell – July 18, 2015
- KPCW, Cool Science Radio – July 23, 2015
- KPCC, AirTalk – July 30, 2015
- WNYC (NPR), The Leonard Lopate Show – July 31, 2015
- CKNW, NewsTalk – August 4, 2015
- CBC Radio Vancouver, The Early Edition – August 4, 2015
- AM640 Toronto, The Jeff McArthur Show – August 6, 2015
- ABC Radio, Sydney, Life Matters (Interview with Johann Hari) – September 1, 2015
- Radio New Zealand National, From Nine to Noon – September 29, 2015
- CBC radio, Out in the Open (Debate with George Koob) – July 9, 2016
TV
Informed by unparalleled neuroscientific insight and written with his usual flare, Marc Lewis’s The Biology of Desire effectively refutes the medical view of addiction as a brain disease. A bracing and informative corrective to the muddle that now characterizes public and professional discourse on this topic.” —Gabor Maté, M.D., author of In The Realm of Hungry Ghosts: Close Encounters With Addiction
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