I admit it was movies and TV that first got me interested in space, but it was matching the all the shuttle launches in the 80s that really captivated me. Unlike the movies, those shuttle missions featured real people going to space, doing things that so few would ever have the opportunity to do. And while only a small number of people have gone into space, an even smaller number have ever done the unthinkable…headed outside of their spacecraft with only a spacesuit between them and the deadly vacuum of space. In Into the Void, John Youskauskas and Melvin Croft chronicle the history of space walks (EVAs). There are truly amazing and heroic stories in here that are sure to fascinate and delight any space enthusiast. I like to thank University of Nebraska Press and NetGalley for allowing me access to an ARC of Into the Void.