The Insect Epiphany Book

Entomologist Barrett Klein offers a fascinating look at how insects have shaped human history, culture, and creativity. From their roles in ecosystems to their influence on art, technology, food, and fashion, Klein reveals the surprising ways these tiny creatures have inspired our civilization. Filled with nearly 250 vivid images, the Insect Epiphany shows that insects don’t just sustain our world but they’ve helped define what it means to be human.

Author: Barrett Klein
Publisher: Timber Press
Publication Year: 2024
Hardcover
368 pages
Product Dimensions: 6.8" x 9 " x 1.4"

About the author: Barrett Klein is an entomologist and artist who explores the mysteries of insect sleep, creates entomo-art, and explores how humans connect with our six-legged allies. He studied entomology at Cornell and the University of Arizona, worked on natural history exhibits for the American Museum of Natural History, researched honey bees for his PhD at the University of Texas at Austin. He later led the Pupating Lab at the University of Wisconsin–La Crosse. Klein believes that embracing the beauty of insects can enrich our lives and our world.