Reviews for THE NOCTURNAL BRAIN: Nightmares, Neuroscience and the Secret World of Sleep
Guy Leschziner, 2019, published by Simon and Schuster
"The Nocturnal Brain will not promise to cure your insomnia, but it does make for an entertaining and thought-provoking bedtime read."
The Guardian
"Leschziner is not so authoritarian, which is what makes this such an invigorating book. He appreciates that many of those who suffer from traumatic sleep are tired of the moralising of onlookers."
Sydney Morning Herald
Pick of the Best Paperbacks - Sunday Times
Best January Paperbacks - The Times
Must Read Brain Books 2019 - Forbes Magazine
The Best Neuroscience Books of 2019 - The Scientist Magazine
The Best Books of 2019 - New Zealand Herald
Best 100 Summer Reads 2019 - Sunday Times
Week's best Science Picks - Nature
Books of the Year 2019 - Irish Independent
Other Media Work
The Compass: The Senses
Sleeping...with David Baddiel
The Compass: The Senses
A five part series on the neuroscience of the senses, for the BBC World Service.
Mysteries of Sleep
Sleeping...with David Baddiel
The Compass: The Senses
A three part series for BBC Radio 4 and BBC World Service of the nature of sleep disorders
Sleeping...with David Baddiel
Sleeping...with David Baddiel
Sleep Trackers - The Financial Times
A six part series for Audible, surrounding sleep and insomnia
Sleep Trackers - The Financial Times
Sleep Trackers - The Financial Times
Sleep Trackers - The Financial Times
Is the search for the perfect night keeping you awake?
BBC Website -Sleepwalking
Sleep Trackers - The Financial Times
BBC Website - Acting Out Dreams
The nature and range of sleepwalking
BBC Website - Acting Out Dreams
Sleep Trackers - The Financial Times
BBC Website - Acting Out Dreams
What does our sleep tell us about our neurological health?