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Details:Titles in This Set The Psychopath Test: A Journey Through the Madness Industry So You've Been Publicly Shamed Them: Adventures with Extremists The Men Who Stare at Goats Details Condition: New Format: Paperback ISBN: 9781529064476 Publisher: Picador Age Range: Adult / General Non-Fiction Overview This four-book paperback collection brings together Jon Ronson's most celebrated works of investigative non-fiction. Renowned for blending sharp journalism with wit, warmth and genuine curiosity, Ronson turns his attention to psychopathy, online shaming, extremism and secret military experiments. Ideal for fans of narrative non-fiction, true stories and popular psychology, this set is a brilliant introduction to one of Britain's most original storytellers and makes a thoughtful gift for curious readers of all kinds. About the Books The Psychopath Test sees Ronson investigate the murky, sometimes absurd world of the mental health industry, questioning whether psychopathy is more widespread in positions of power than we might think. So You've Been Publicly Shamed follows Ronson as he spends years meeting ordinary people whose lives were upended by internet pile-ons, exploring how public shaming has become a modern form of punishment. Them: Adventures with Extremists , Ronson's earlier work, is a strange and often very funny journey into the world of political extremists, conspiracy theorists and secret societies, told with his trademark mix of bravery and bemusement. The Men Who Stare at Goats uncovers the US Army's real-life experiments with psychic powers and unconventional warfare, a story so bizarre it later inspired a major film. Across all four books, Ronson combines meticulous reporting with a gift for finding the human, and often absurd, story at the heart of big ideas. Together they form a coherent body of work exploring madness, belief, cruelty and the systems that shape modern life, delivered in Ronson's uniquely readable, funny and humane voice. This set is perfect for readers who enjoy Malcolm Gladwell, Louis Theroux documentaries, or anyone drawn to true stories about the strange corners of human behaviour. Four full-length paperback titles from an acclaimed investigative journalist Covers psychology, internet culture, extremism and military history Engaging, accessible writing suitable for book clubs and general readers Great value way to collect four bestselling non-fiction titles together Makes a thoughtful gift for readers who enjoy true stories and pop psychology Brand new paperback copies in original Picador covers About the Author Jon Ronson is a British journalist, author and documentary maker known for his distinctive blend of investigative reporting and dry humour. He has written extensively for publications including The Guardian and has produced acclaimed radio and podcast series alongside his books. Several of his works, including The Men Who Stare at Goats, have been adapted for film. Ronson's writing consistently explores the strange, hidden and often uncomfortable corners of modern life, from psychiatry and extremism to social media culture, earning him a devoted international readership. Why You'll Love This Collection Witty, unsettling and endlessly readable, this four-book set showcases Jon Ronson at his investigative best. Perfect for non-fiction fans, gift buyers and anyone fascinated by human behaviour, belief and modern culture. Please Note: Cover design may vary slightly from the image shown; all copies are the current UK paperback edition with the ISBN as listed.
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Titles in This Set The Psychopath Test: A Journey Through the Madness Industry So You've Been Publicly Shamed Them: Adventures with Extremists The Men Who Stare at Goats Details Condition: New Format: Paperback ISBN: 9781529064476 Publisher: Picador Age Range: Adult / General Non-Fiction Overview This four-book paperback collection brings together Jon Ronson's most celebrated works of investigative non-fiction. Renowned for blending sharp journalism with wit, warmth and genuine curiosity, Ronson turns his attention to psychopathy, online shaming, extremism and secret military experiments. Ideal for fans of narrative non-fiction, true stories and popular psychology, this set is a brilliant introduction to one of Britain's most original storytellers and makes a thoughtful gift for curious readers of all kinds. About the Books The Psychopath Test sees Ronson investigate the murky, sometimes absurd world of the mental health industry, questioning whether psychopathy is more widespread in positions of power than we might think. So You've Been Publicly Shamed follows Ronson as he spends years meeting ordinary people whose lives were upended by internet pile-ons, exploring how public shaming has become a modern form of punishment. Them: Adventures with Extremists , Ronson's earlier work, is a strange and often very funny journey into the world of political extremists, conspiracy theorists and secret societies, told with his trademark mix of bravery and bemusement. The Men Who Stare at Goats uncovers the US Army's real-life experiments with psychic powers and unconventional warfare, a story so bizarre it later inspired a major film. Across all four books, Ronson combines meticulous reporting with a gift for finding the human, and often absurd, story at the heart of big ideas. Together they form a coherent body of work exploring madness, belief, cruelty and the systems that shape modern life, delivered in Ronson's uniquely readable, funny and humane voice. This set is perfect for readers who enjoy Malcolm Gladwell, Louis Theroux documentaries, or anyone drawn to true stories about the strange corners of human behaviour. Four full-length paperback titles from an acclaimed investigative journalist Covers psychology, internet culture, extremism and military history Engaging, accessible writing suitable for book clubs and general readers Great value way to collect four bestselling non-fiction titles together Makes a thoughtful gift for readers who enjoy true stories and pop psychology Brand new paperback copies in original Picador covers About the Author Jon Ronson is a British journalist, author and documentary maker known for his distinctive blend of investigative reporting and dry humour. He has written extensively for publications including The Guardian and has produced acclaimed radio and podcast series alongside his books. Several of his works, including The Men Who Stare at Goats, have been adapted for film. Ronson's writing consistently explores the strange, hidden and often uncomfortable corners of modern life, from psychiatry and extremism to social media culture, earning him a devoted international readership. Why You'll Love This Collection Witty, unsettling and endlessly readable, this four-book set showcases Jon Ronson at his investigative best. Perfect for non-fiction fans, gift buyers and anyone fascinated by human behaviour, belief and modern culture. Please Note: Cover design may vary slightly from the image shown; all copies are the current UK paperback edition with the ISBN as listed.
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