Joel Levy
Joel Levy is a freelance writer who spends his time between Britain and France. He has written on technology and the paranormal and is especially interested in science and its history. He is the author of Really Useful: The Origins of Everyday Things and The KISS Guide to the Unexplained.
What genres and subjects does Joel Levy write about?
Levy writes non-fiction focused on technology, the paranormal, science, and the history of science, with an interest in origins and unexplained phenomena.
What are some of Joel Levy's notable books?
Notable titles include Really Useful: The Origins of Everyday Things and The KISS Guide to the Unexplained.
Are Joel Levy's books part of a series or intended to be read in order?
His books are standalone non-fiction works, so there is no required reading order.
What common themes appear across his work?
Common themes are the history and origins of everyday objects, explanations of technology, and investigations of paranormal or unexplained topics using a science-oriented perspective.
Which book should I start with if I'm new to his work?
If interested in how everyday items developed, start with Really Useful: The Origins of Everyday Things. If more curious about paranormal topics, begin with The KISS Guide to the Unexplained.