J. B. Keats is an award-winning novelist, retired medical school professor, international speaker, and author. A well-known radiologist in academic and military medical circles, he’s a sought-after lecturer on a panoply of subjects from the medical consequences of nuclear war to the Fermi paradox.

In addition to his novels, J.B.’s first career has inspired several works of nonfiction, his Now What? series. The first of this series, The Habit of Habits, was penned after his own diagnosis of Type 2 diabetes. Disappointed by the overwhelming volume of erroneous, confusing, and ineffective advice about this widespread disease, J.B. has crafted a guide for diabetics and pre-diabetics encompassing knowledge and techniques necessary to understand and defeat the condition. In less than 100 pages of plain English, his book teaches a practical method of habit formation that blends specific one-at-a-time habits into each diabetic's lifestyle with the sure result of healthier blood sugars and slimmer waistlines. Forthcoming in J.B.’s Now What? series are life-saving guides on prostate cancer and high blood pressure.