After When the Forest Breathes
Entangled Life by Merlin Sheldrake
If Simard's mycorrhizal networks rewired how you see forests, Sheldrake takes that fungal intelligence planetary—into lichens, psychedelics, soil architects, and the laboratories where questions get gloriously strange. Same lyrical restraint, same scientist-as-traveler voice, same anti-extractivist spine, but now the scope explodes beyond trees into ecosystems you've never considered. This is the book that shows you what else was listening all along.