Sarah Manguso’s début novel is poetic and unconventional and will stay with you for a long while
Love it or hate it, Douglas Murray has produced yet another excellent read, writes John Fraser
Seven management secrets from the Vogue throne
Facebook, Netflix, Zoom and others are being reassessed by investors. But they will rise again.
Brené Brown’s ‘Atlas of the Heart’ offers wisdom on making feelings meaningful by understanding
Finuala Dowling’s historical tale features magical realism, war and unlived lives
'All About Me!' takes the reader through the making of his greatest comic movies
‘Better Choices’ makes for a strenuous read but a rewarding one if you can muster the patience, writes John Fraser
In his 'The Ottomans', Marc Baer corrects false narratives and contextualises the war in Ukraine
Roger Southall’s book is painstaking in its investigation of white attitudes
Lionel Shriver, Elif Shafak, Tsitsi Dangarema and Deon Meyer are also among those who will light up the event
Daisy Jones and Lucinda Hooley's novel Love You Madly about ordinary women and their lives is nostalgic, funny and tender, writes Monique Verduyn
Anne Tyler takes readers deep into one family’s idiosyncrasies
Richard Cohen’s Making History shows the benefits of learning about those who record history
Julian Barnes’s Elizabeth Finch touches on his recurrent themes: memory, love, longing and death
From tales of forbidden love to quests for authenticity, here are some exciting new releases
Fred Khumalo has a lightness of touch guaranteed to lift any glum mood
Those who are tech savvy should find Beyond Bitcoin a brilliant read; those who are less conversant might get a bit lost
