a bible of mushroom growing, and even has a chapter on "Permaculture with a mycological twist." It covers a range of topics from outdoor growing systems to different growing mediums and describes the types of mushrooms most suitable for cultivation and their individual needs.

a fascinating book detailing his research in areas like filtration of toxins before they enter waterways, assisting with forest health & productivity, remediating brownfields and nuclear contamination, and replacing toxic pesticides. It details several ways of growing mushrooms at home and the varieties best suited for it.

a comprehensive identification guide to over 2000 mushroom species, with over 800 photos including color plates. It includes both edible and non-edible species. Helpful keys guide you through identification and reference the differences of look-alikes. A good investment for anyone serious about hunting wild mushrooms.

 a field guide to common western mushrooms.  All of the many pictures are in color, and many of them are quite whimsical.  It also includes recipes (including a very good one for blewitts and chantrelles) and recollections of memorable mushroom hunts.