"Eminent Victorians" is a biographical work that profiles four influential figures from the Victorian era. The book provides an in-depth look into the lives of Cardinal Manning, Florence Nightingale, Thomas Arnold, and General Gordon, exploring their respective contributions to British society during the 19th century. Through these portraits, the book offers a critical and often satirical analysis of Victorian values, institutions, and moral attitudes, challenging the idealized narrative of the era.

The book is a collection of clinical tales about patients suffering from a variety of neurological disorders. The author, a neurologist, shares his experiences with these patients, whose conditions range from common ailments like amnesia and aphasia, to rare disorders like visual agnosia and Tourette's Syndrome. The stories are both compassionate and insightful, revealing the complexities of the human brain and the resilience of the human spirit, even in the face of debilitating illness.

"The Anatomy of Melancholy" is a comprehensive and detailed exploration of melancholy, a term used to describe a variety of mental states, including depression, anxiety, and sadness. The author examines the causes, symptoms, and treatments of melancholy from a variety of perspectives, incorporating elements of psychology, philosophy, history, and literature. The book is notable for its extensive use of classical sources, its humorous and satirical style, and its profound insights into human nature and the human condition.

"The Art of Memory" is a historical exploration of the ancient art of memory, and its influence on Western culture. The book delves into the memory training techniques used by ancient Greeks and Romans, and traces their evolution and application through the Middle Ages and Renaissance. The author also explores how these techniques influenced the development of philosophy, science, education, and religion throughout history.

"Art and Illusion" is a comprehensive study of the psychology of pictorial representation. The book explores how artists from the Renaissance to the present day have used illusions to enhance their work, and how our brains interpret these illusions. It delves into the science behind our perception of reality and how it influences art, providing a unique perspective on the intersection between psychology, philosophy, and aesthetics. The book also discusses the concept of 'schema' and 'correction' in an artist's work, and how the artist's perception of the world is constantly evolving.

This book explores the psychology of sex, delving into a wide range of subjects including sexual inversion, erotic symbolism, sexual impulse in women, and the sexual impulse in men. It also covers the analysis of the sexual instinct, its development in childhood and adolescence, and its manifestations in adulthood. The author uses a scientific approach, drawing on extensive research and case studies to provide a comprehensive understanding of the topic. It's considered a pioneering work in the field of sexology.

The book is a poignant exploration of a group of patients who contracted sleeping-sickness during the great epidemic just after World War I. Frozen for decades in a trance-like state, these men and women were given up as hopeless until 1969, when a brilliant neurologist started treating them with a new drug, L-DOPA, which enabled them to come back to life. The work delves into the profound nature of being human, the complex relationship between the body and mind, the beauty of the physical world, and the transformative power of medicine.

This scientific treatise is a pioneering work in the field of immunology, presenting the concept and methodology of vaccination against smallpox. The author explores the correlation between cowpox and smallpox, proposing that cowpox can be used as a preventive measure against smallpox. The book provides empirical evidence supporting this theory, marking a significant breakthrough in medical science and ultimately leading to the global eradication of smallpox.

"Living With Risk" explores the concept of risk and its impact on our daily lives. Drawing on extensive research and expert analysis, the book delves into various aspects of risk, including health, safety, and environmental concerns. It provides valuable insights into how individuals, communities, and policymakers can navigate and manage risks effectively, promoting a balanced approach that prioritizes both protection and progress. With practical advice and thought-provoking perspectives, this comprehensive guide offers a deeper understanding of risk and empowers readers to make informed decisions in an increasingly complex world.