Şüphecinin El Kitabı (The Handbook of a Skeptic) is a book on scientific skepticism and critical thinking. My co-author and I talk about the importance of skepticism during scientific inquiry and we go into the details of common logical fallacies, the principles behind meaningful debates, and a deep analysis of 33 common hoaxes and pseudoscience claims.

In Yeryüzü Müzesi (Earth Museum) I contributed with a utopian sci-fi story. The book consists of 18 short sci-fi stories by some of the most prolific Turkish sci-fi authors and the book features an introduction by Ursula K. Le Guin. My story paints a future where technological advancements allowed humanity to better themselves, instead of destroying our future.

Evrenin Karanlığında Evrimin Işığı (The Light of Evolution in the Darkness of the Universe) is my second book; however, in this book, I have collaborated with 8 other experts who are professionally trained in fields of evolutionary biology, mathematical evolution, population genetics, geology, paleontology, ecology, botany, ethology, entomology, anthropology, archaeology, evolutionary medicine, and/or evolutionary engineering. In each chapter, we discuss the relation of evolutionary biology to each of the respective fields of science to investigate the importance and relevance of evolution to the rest of the scientific fields. This book is an attempt to answer the question of why we should learn evolution, beyond the mere fact that it is a law of nature – we attempt to show how central and important evolution is to science.

This is a collection of articles and essays on the topic of love in general. The collection includes various Turkish authors, thinkers, and philosophers such as Afşar Timuçin, Küçük İskender, and Ahmet İnam, as well as international counterparts such as Plato, Rumi, and Francis Bacon. I contributed to this collection with a chapter that talks about the biological underpinnings of love, its evolutionary history and chemical mechanisms.

Evrim Kuramı ve Mekanizmaları (The Theory and Mechanisms of Evolution) is my first book that has seen more than 10 editions in Turkey and sold thousands of copies, becoming a best-seller science book in the country in multiple top tier bookstores. It aims to teach the basic mechanisms of evolution by spending one chapter on each mechanism (and one chapter on scientific method and the origin of life), starting with a realistic story that relates to the mechanism investigated, making it much easier to understand by a wider audience.