What to do in the fourth dimension?

Australian Matt Parker, born in 1980, started as a mathematics teacher, then moved to England and began talking about his favorite subject on the BBC channel and in the Guardian newspaper. He later invented a format for public lectures where he explains complex mathematical problems in a very clear manner with a large dose of humor. Matt's performances are invariably immensely popular, and he is widely known in the show business world as the Stand-up Mathematician. The book you are holding maintains the same style: the author knows how to speak simply about complicated things without compromising scientific accuracy. Even a reader who is infinitely distant from numbers, shapes, and formulas is unlikely to resist the irresistible charm of mathematics.