John Thornhill selects his best tech reads
Martin Wolf selects 16 books that bring new thinking to some of the world’s economic ills
Andrew Scott and Lynda Gratton want us to reinvent our patterns of work and retirement
Loves & Miracles of Pistola succeeds as a tale of coming-of-age, socio-political commentary, historical anecdote and an ode to Italian cuisine
As protests continue in the US, Rana Foroohar selects key works on the long history of racial inequality
A return to global storytelling might help satiate wanderlust
Five suspense-ridden new novels to keep you rapt on cold winter days
Alexander Starritt’s second novel 'We Germans' climbs into the skin of a wartime perpetrator of atrocity
Former Syrian banker Louai Al Roumani offers a compelling guide for business leaders grappling with the pandemic
Beloved Cape Town shop is hosting an online auction in collaboration with local artists to raise funds
Scatological and vivid, with a whiff of boys’ boarding school, ‘Smells’ is a provocative gallop through history
Rutger Bregman’s book ‘Humankind: A Hopeful History’ argues that our natures are far better than we have often been led to think
The coronavirus crisis has accelerated the industry’s digital revolution, changed reading habits and forced publishers to do things differently
There’s not much light to be had as Hilary Mantel’s novel mirrors lockdown claustrophobia
Alexandra Shulman’s new book ‘Clothes … and Other Things That Matter’ is full of fashion but scant on gossip
The weekly roundup of worthwhile reads includes an Asterix-styled comic collaboration about the history of medicine
Two books — ‘Reimagining Capitalism’ and ‘Green Swans’ — address the tough choices facing society
Technology extends and amplifies humanity’s qualities and flaws in the duel between progress and manipulation
Catherine Belton’s account of how modern Russia infected the West with dirty money is a thriller of a read
Although it's still in its infancy, the 'coronavirus genre' has responded speedily to the global pandemic.
