Books to cosy up with in the colder, darker evenings.
A powerful debut novel that goes even deeper than the fascinating mystery of the author’s own paternal lineage with Bob Dylan – offering a tender portrait of the mother that raised him.
One of Israel’s most acclaimed journalists tells the true stories of 13 prime ministers and the decisions that shaped a nation, capturing the stakes and pressure of political expediency.
A tender and haunting debut poetry collection from Genesis JLF Emerging Writers Alumnus Sophie Dumont, exploring her profound relationship with the River Avon.
An acclaimed and beloved account of mothers and daughters, family trauma, and intellectual and artistic life, all inspired by a mysterious postcard.
A sharp and provocative exploration of our fascination with “brilliant” but flawed figures, questioning whether the cult of genius celebrates creativity – or excuses selfishness and exploitation.
Compelling and honest new stories of love, desire and heartbreak from the consulting room by the psychoanalyst and Number One bestselling author of The Examined Life.
An illuminating portrait of the iconic singer-songwriter whose journey from Jewish Brooklyn to global stardom transformed American music and inspired generations.
A compelling history of two secret British intelligence networks in wartime Belgium, looking at how their courageous agents shaped the course of both World Wars.