Gene Stone
American writer and editor
Gene Stone is an American writer and editor known for books on animal rights and plant-based food. He is connected to How Not to Die.
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About Gene Stone
Gene Stone was born on October 6, 1951. He studied at Stanford and Harvard, served as a Peace Corps volunteer, and worked as a journalist and editor for the Los Angeles Times, Esquire, Harcourt Brace, and Simon & Schuster. Besides books under his own name on many subjects, he has ghostwritten or co-written about thirty-five more for a wide mix of people, from Stephen Hawking to New York City mayor Eric Adams. For the last fifteen years or so, his work has centered on plant-based diets and how they relate to animal protection, health, and the environment. Titles in this area include Forks Over Knives, 72 Reasons to Be Vegan, Animalkind, and How Not to Die.