Out now – featuring Carl Rhodes on woke capitalism, Alice Bell on climate action gone wrong, Brett Scott on the war on cash and Semmi W. on biotech and stolen cells.
The life and death of Indian revolutionary Madan Lal Dhingra is explored in a new book.
Television adaptations of podcast series are increasingly popular. But do they work?
Beset by scandal, the authority of the Catholic Church in Ireland has all but collapsed, a new book argues.
The Austrian novelist Thomas Bernhard's books rally against intellectual culture.
The human body has long been off-limits to Pakistani artists. But cultural norms are shifting.
A new book on the dominant language spoken in England between the 6th and 12th centuries reveals a treasure trove of surprise, intrigue and otherness.
The Christian campaigner Mary Whitehouse went so far as to enlist the Queen in her bid to keep humanists off the airwaves.
'Variations', a new collection of stories on sex, culture and radical politics, is Juliet Jacques' most mature and ambitious work to date.
Claire Tomalin on her recent biography of H.G Wells, and the relationship he forged over a richly lived life.