Marc Lewis Livres

The most original and illuminating addiction memoir since Thomas De Quincey's seminal Confessions of an Opium Eater. . . An electrifying debut. -The Fix

In this unorthodox but enlightening book (Wall Street Journal), renowned developmental neuroscientist Marc Lewis shows how the prevailing'disease model' of addiction is wrong, how it has mislead the medical and treatment industries, and why understanding addiction as a developmental learning process is essential to more effective treatment and more enduring recovery for more people.

A futuristic retelling of Snow White in which seventeen-year-old Essie, a master at repairing robots and drones on the frozen mining planet Thanda, is pulled into a war by handsome and mysterious Dane after his shuttle crash-lands near her home

Eddie's mischievous antics, including throwing yellow snowballs and brawling with the school mascot, have landed him in detention repeatedly, pushing the principal to his limits. With one final outburst threatening his future at school, Eddie must navigate the consequences of his actions and find a way to stay out of trouble before it's too late.

Exploring the challenges of space travel, this book delves into the intricacies of escaping the gravitational pull of celestial bodies. It combines scientific insights with thrilling narratives, offering readers a blend of adventure and education. The author presents real-life scenarios and theoretical concepts, making complex ideas accessible and engaging. With a focus on human ingenuity and the spirit of exploration, it invites readers to ponder the future of space travel and the possibilities that lie beyond our planet.