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There’s a wide world of mycelium hidden in the soil—and unless we dig deeper, we may never know them as more than their fruiting aboveground bodies: mushrooms. Entangled Life: How Fungi Make Our ...

In 1927, Robert Gordon Wasson and his wife, Valentina, spent their honeymoon in the Catskills in what would turn out to be a life-altering experience. On a walk through the woods, they came across a ...

British biologist Merlin Sheldrake—renowned for his scientifically rigorous and lyrical explorations of fungal networks and interconnected life—is this year’s featured author for The Humanities ...

In the misty mizzle of February on the Oregon coast, Merlin Sheldrake feels at home. Though he was born and raised in London, the biologist and award-winning author of “Entangled Life” toddled his ...

YOU may never look at fungi in the same way. This enigmatic community of organisms pulls the strings of life, yet we don’t know the half of what fungi get up to. Thankfully, Entangled Life: How fungi ...

Bay Area Book Festival #UNBOUND presents biologist and fungi visionary Merlin Sheldrake in a LIVE conversation with local bestselling writer and journalist Michael Pollan (How to Change Your Mind, The ...

In live conversation, bestseller Michael Pollan and rising star Merlin Sheldrake reveal the secrets of Earth's unlikely superheroes: fungi. About this Event In 2016, a New Yorker profile by famed ...

Introduction: What is it like to be a fungus? -- A lure -- Living labyrinths -- The intimacy of strangers -- Mycelial minds -- Before roots -- Wood wide webs -- Radical mycology -- Making sense of ...

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Scientist Sheldrake debuts with a revelatory look at fungi that proves their relevance to humans goes far beyond their uses in cooking. While fungi lack brains, they can process and share complicated ...