Author of W.W. Norton book "Cell of Cells: The Global Race to Capture and Control the Stem Cell." "Cell of Cells" has been a Scientific American Book Club selection, a Bestselling Recommended Barnes and Noble Biotechnology book, a Tower.com Top 100 Bestselling Cytology book, and a Library Journal Bestseller in Biology. Reviews of "Cell of Cells" from Science, Nature, The Lancet, The Economist, The Dallas Morning News, The Library Journal. The (London) Times Literary Supplement, and The Journal of Law and Medicine are at https://sites.google.com/site/cynthiaffox/. Comparing "Cell of Cells" to "A Double Helix" by Nobel-Prize winning DNA discover James Watson, Science magazine called it: "Astonishing in range and depth." Experimental Medicine: "A magnificent human drama." The Times Literary Supplement: "A wonderful book for the biologist." AAAS Science Books and Films: "Beautifully paints a picture of the global landscape of stem cell research." Journal of Law and Medicine: "Should be compulsory reading for anyone wanting to understand where stem cell research has come from, where it is likely to head and the kinds of dilemmas that it will pose for the human race." "...serious first-rate science journalists such as Natalie Angier, Gina Kolata, Nicholas Wade, and Cynthia Fox... avoid uncritical wonder-of-science stories, are willing to analyze or comment on controversial issues, and also do a public service by exposing the seamy side of science involving unproven and unethical cures for diseases, vested interests, and outright frauds." David Stocum, Dean Emeritus, IUPUI School of Science, Journal of Civic Literacy, July 2015.Cynthia Fox, a 2015 Nieman Foundation/Berkman Klein Fellowship in Journalism Innovation Finalist, has written for Fortune, Forbes.com, Wired, Discover, Esquire, Rolling Stone, The Scientist, Publishers Weekly, Library Journal, and Engineering in Medicine and Biology, et al. "Cell of Cells" was translated into Japanese in 2009.