Books currently available for review

Contact geoscientist@geolsoc.org.uk for information.

We particularly welcome reviewers from student or early career backgrounds.

• The Walking Shore, by Paul Alfred (2026) Self-published, 48 pp. (Fiction)
• The Visual Elements—Abstraction: A Handbook for Communicating Science and Engineering, by Felice Frankel (2026) University of Chicago Press, 208 pp.
• Sedimentary Successions of the Arctic Region and their Hydrocarbon Prospectivity, Sergey Drachev et al. (2025) Geological Sociey Memoir 57, 1124 pp.
• Tectonic Geodynamics, by Thorsten Becker and Claudio Faccenna (2025) Princeton University Press, 872 pp.
• Living with Thunder: Exploring the Geologic Past, Present, and Future of the Pacific Northwest (Second Edition), by Ellen Morris Bishop (2025) Oregon State University Press, 304 pp.
• Strike-Slip Terrains and Transform Margins: Structural Architecture, Thermal Regimes and Petroleum Systems, by Michal Nemčok et al. (2025) Cambridge University Press, 733 pp.
• Theoretical and Computational Seismology, by Jeroen Tromp (2025) Princeton University Press, 600 pp.
• How to Decarbonize: Policy and Social Theory, by Ross Astoria (2025) Cambridge University Press, 242 pp.
• Climate Changed: Models and the Built World, by Mara Freilich et al. (eds., 2025) Columbia University Press, 248 pp.