A new book ‘Selfless: A Psychologist's Journey through Identity and Social Class’ (a memoir reflecting on identity, social class, mobility, education, and on psychology itself) attracts excellent international reviews - ‘powerful mix of psychological research, intellectual rigour and personal insight’ (Binna Kandola), ‘unique book....We come away understanding what psychology should be....required reading by anyone interested in understanding what consciousness is’ (Marcel Danesi, University of Toronto), ‘has the potential to contribute to relevant fields of inquiry in the same way Oliver Sacks' books did to neurology and the history of science’ (Hongbing Yu, Ryerson University).