John Green, the bestselling author known for The Fault in Our Stars and Looking for Alaska, shifts his focus from fiction to nonfiction with Everything Is Tuberculosis.
In this upcoming book, set for release on March 18, 2025, Green turns his storytelling lens toward one of the world’s deadliest infectious diseases.
Green has a way of weaving big issues into personal narratives and this book is no different. Expect humor, compassion and an urgent call to action.
What’s the Book About?
At the heart of the book is Henry, a young tuberculosis patient Green met while working in Sierra Leone.
Through Henry’s journey, Green dives into the social and scientific history of TB. What was once romanticized as the “poet’s disease” is now a glaring symbol of inequality.
Despite being completely curable, TB remains one of the deadliest infectious diseases, disproportionately affecting the people with low-income.
Blending historical accounts, medical advancements and firsthand experiences, Everything Is Tuberculosis sheds light on both the tragedy and hope surrounding TB treatment.
About the Author
John Green needs no introduction. The bestselling author of The Fault in Our Stars and Looking for Alaska, he’s known for crafting stories that hit hard.
While fiction made him famous, Green has long been an advocate for education and healthcare, using his popular YouTube channel, Vlogbrothers to raise awareness on critical issues.
With Everything Is Tuberculosis, Green shifts to nonfiction, using storytelling as a force for change. His research, empathy, and signature wit make this a must-read, especially for those curious about global health challenges.
Why Read It?
TB continues to kill millions, despite having a cure. Green brings his sharp storytelling to the topic, making it both informative and deeply moving.
Whether you’re a longtime fan or new to his work, this book promises to challenge perspectives and stir action. Mark your calendar.
Those interested in global health, social justice or narrative nonfiction will find Everything Is Tuberculosis both informative and deeply affecting.
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I was wondering if he was still writing…