Mother’s Day is just around the corner: we’ve all got at least one, but most of us know several amazing mothers! With a catalog that’s brimming with pregnancy & parenting books, The Experiment has plenty of great gifts to offer … Continue reading →

Independent Bookstore Day is coming up! Happening on April 30th this year, it’s the bookstore world’s response to record store day. Over 400 bookstores are participating in the US, which means that the country will be covered in great book … Continue reading →

Here at The Experiment, we are strong believers in the value of intuitive design: abstraction is helpful to a point, but sometimes you just have to see something to understand it. That idea is perhaps embodied best in the in-depth, … Continue reading →

From whole-wheat to all-purpose, the typical Westerner’s flour palette is something of a monochromatic, wheat-y affair. Our cultural lack of familiarity with non-wheat flour alternatives has been the source of many a headache for curious eaters, as well as those … Continue reading →

The last few years have borne witness to a sea change in the way our society is beginning to understand gender variance. From Caitlyn Jenner’s high-profile advocacy for trans rights to the more recent legalization of same-sex marriage, it is … Continue reading →

If your child struggles with overeating, then you know exactly how difficult it can be to overcome. Sure, we have access to more dietetic information than ever before, but healthy eating isn’t just about counting calories and sticking to greens: … Continue reading →

St. Patrick’s day is just around the corner, which means it’s almost time to embrace our inner Irishmen and bust out the green! This year, we want to remind our readers to exercise a bit of diligence with regards to … Continue reading →

In Search of Buddha’s Daughters chronicles the 60,000 mile journey—both spiritual and physical—undertaken by award-winning journalist Christine Toomey to meet and learn from some of the world’s most incredible and inspiring Buddhist nuns. Publishing on March 22, 2016, this book … Continue reading →

Spring is filled with beginnings. Days are getting longer, trees are getting greener, and flowers are starting to open up again. It’s easy to get wrapped up in the warmth of the season: the seeds of a “new you” may … Continue reading →

Aside from his long-held post as professor for the public understanding of science at Oxford, evolutionary biologist Richard Dawkins has become widely known for his increasingly public advocacy for a Darwinian worldview. His personal and combative campaign against religion has … Continue reading →