Our reviewers cast their eyes over new fiction and non-fiction titles.
When Jackson Pollock’s Blue Poles was bought in 1973 for $1.4 million by the Whitlam government,it sparked a national controversy.
The bestselling author’s latest novel features all the tropes that her dedicated fans know and adore.
The Chilean-American author’s latest work is moving,eloquent and breaks all the rules.
Philosopher A.C. Grayling dissects the evolution of cultural warfare and makes a sensible,if optimistic,case for an armistice of sorts.
Our reviewers cast their eyes over new fiction and non-fiction releases.
From a book that its own author may not have approved of to a beautiful and confronting photography collection,there’s a bumper crop of releases this month.
In the third instalment of her fictional triptych,Katie Kitamura wields her words with scalpel-like precision to explore the demands women are “expert at negotiating”.
E.A. Hanks’s memoir re-creates a road trip she once took with her late mother to seek answers to what was an “incomprehensible” childhood.
A central focus for US progressives should be raising wellbeing by creating more for everyone,argue Ezra Klein and Derek Thompson in their new book.