The Danish author's fifth novel follows an eminent scientist who withdraws to the countryside only to find her routines disrupted by an unexpected local connection.
The latest instalment in Kynaston's history of postwar Britain examines the social and political upheavals of 1965-66, from civil rights struggles to shifting cultural norms.
The latest instalment of Kynaston's popular history series spans the Beatles and the World Cup alongside racism and homophobia in 1965-66 Britain.
The long-awaited sequel to Big Little Lies revisits its Australian setting but struggles to match the tension of the original.
A new book by historian Ben Macintyre chronicles the defection of a KGB officer and his relationship with an MI6 handler during the turbulence of Iran's revolution, according to a review published by The Guardian.
Critic says the novelist's new cold war-era paranormal epic, two decades in the making, marks a shift from genre fiction toward literary heavyweights like Bolaño and Cărtărescu
The Guardian's review examines Barry's new novel, which follows a formerly enslaved narrator in post-civil war America and continues themes from his earlier work 'Days Without End.'
Graham Farmelo's book portrays Stephen Hawking as both a brilliant physicist and a flawed figure whose behavior was often overlooked because of his disability, according to a Guardian review.