author
Henry Still
b. 1920
Best known for writing books such as Of Time, Tides & Inner Clocks and To Ride the Wind, this mid-20th-century author explored everyday life, human behavior, and big-picture questions in a clear, accessible way.
2 Audiobooks
Slow Burn
by Henry Still
Sales Resistance
by Henry Still
About the author
Henry Still was a 20th-century author whose books ranged widely across practical psychology, self-understanding, and human experience. Catalog listings for his work credit him with titles including Of Time, Tides & Inner Clocks, Man-made Men, The Dirty Animal, In Quest of Quiet, Surviving the Male Mid-life Crisis, Will the Human Race Survive?, and To Ride the Wind.
The available sources suggest a writer drawn to both personal and social questions. Some of his books look inward, focusing on rhythm, quiet, and emotional balance, while others take on broader themes about masculinity, survival, and the future of humanity. That range gives his work a thoughtful, exploratory feel.
Reliable biographical details about his life appear to be scarce online, so basic facts such as his full dates and background are not well confirmed in the sources I found. Because of that, this overview focuses on the themes and published works that can be verified.