The Sustainability Secret: Rethinking Our Diet to Transform the World
Earliest standalone book and the natural chronological starting point.
Author guide
Eunice Wong is an actor, audiobook narrator, writer, editor, and teacher. A Juilliard School Drama alumna and Helen Hayes Award recipient, she has worked in theater, film, television, and audio. As a writer, she authored What the Health and wrote the text for The Sustainability Secret, official companion books to the documentaries What the Health and Cowspiracy.
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Outside the series
nonfiction · 2015
nonfiction · 2017
"There is a health revolution brewing. Many people know there's something terribly broken about the industrial food, medical, and pharmaceutical systems, but they don't know what it is. It's no wonder, because there is an intricate…
Eunice Wong is an actor, audiobook narrator, writer, editor, and teacher. She is a Juilliard-trained performer whose work spans theater, television, film, and audio.
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Wong was born and raised in Toronto, Canada, to Chinese immigrant parents. She identifies as Chinese-Canadian and has described her cross-cultural upbringing as an important source of perspective in her artistic work.
After studying drama at Juilliard, Wong developed a substantial theater career and later expanded into audiobook narration. She has recorded more than 150 books for major publishers and has also taught theater at Princeton University.
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Wong says her theater training helps her inhabit a text, while her writing and editing experience helps her recognize subtext, shifts in tone, and sentence structure. She also draws on personal experience and yoga to support her performances.
Her honors include the Helen Hayes Award for Lead Actress, two Audie Awards, multiple AudioFile Earphones Awards, the American Library Association’s RUSA Listen List recognition, and a Los Angeles Press Club journalism award.
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