Rosolie delivers an old-fashioned jungle adventure, one with rare immediacy and depth of feeling for the people and creatures he encounters

Paul Rosolie’s solo adventures in the heart of the Amazon jungle, up close and personal with giant anacondas and jaguars, are gripping. And his dedication to preserving one of the earth’s last wildernesses is where he really sets himself apart. Mother of God is an awe-inspiring read.

An extraordinary book ... gripping, sometimes disturbing and always satisfying. There are parts that will haunt you, scenes you will never forget.

A gripping adventure story filled with plenty of adrenaline-filled encounters. A vividly written narrative of an amazingly diverse world still to be explored.

This is old-school nature writing, unabashedly romantic and free of alienation… Rosolie’s powers of description are so vivid and engrossing that readers will be swept along in his passion.

For anyone who wants to know all about anxiety from a dazzlingly honest sufferer’s perspective, it’s hard to imagine a better book than this.

He brings to this story depth, intelligence and perspective that could enlighten untold fellow sufferers for years to come.

Staggeringly, brilliantly, indispensably useful.

Intelligent, interesting and well written … His story is a good window on the crazy history of the field …Bravely and admirably done.

My Age of Anxiety is a mine of information and extensive soul-searching. For contemporary readers, especially those beset with anxiety, it will prove an invaluable resource.

Terrific…an unsparing and unsentimental look at a subject many keep hidden: mental illness.

[A] fascinating, page-turning book, with Stossel interspersing facts with personal experiences, as well as stories about famous names who have suffered from the condition and snippets of information he has received from the many therapists he's seen over the years. This is a captivating and insightful look at anxiety.

[An] informed and authoritative but personal overview of a debilitating condition

Stossel writes a well thought out, in-depth analysis of the history of anxiety disorders in modern times.

[A] full and frank account

[A] wonderful book

A delight to read