&b>The letters of one of the greatest observers of the human species, revealing his passion for life and work, friendship and art, medicine and society, and the richness of his relationships with friends, family, and fellow intellectuals over the decades,
Understanding the human mind and how it relates to the world that we experience has challenged philosophers for centuries. How then do we even begin to think about 'minds' that are not human?Science now has plenty to say about the properties of mind. In recent decades, the mind - both human and otherwise - has been explored by scientists in fields ranging from zoology to astrobiology, computer
Dr Michael Greger's simple, scientifically backed nutritional advice for beating the most common diseases and living longer.
Waring royal families, forbidden magic, bloodthirsty revenge and enchanted horse racing - This Dark Descent is an explosive YA fantasy inspired by Jewish folklore.
A revolutionary and hopeful account of Earth not simply as an inanimate planet on which life evolved but as a planet which came to life.
For fans of The Lamb by Lucy Rose, Claire Fuller’s Unsettled Ground and Andrew Michael Hurley’s The Loney, The Hill in the Dark Grove is a gripping story of love and survival played out amidst the looming mountains of north Wales.
Epic and heart-breaking, telling of courageous women battling to survive in a hostile land, &i>The Map of Bones &/i>is the final novel in Kate Mosses number one bestselling series, The Joubert Family Chronicles.
An exquisite slow-burn forbidden love story between a priest and a teacher, laced with passion and faith, set between Rome and England during the tumultuous twentieth century
In a rare window into some of her life’s pivotal moments, Melinda French Gates draws from previously untold stories to offer a new perspective on encountering transitions.
Marcus Collins, award-winning marketer and strategist to some of the world's biggest companies, explains why 'culture' is the key to influencing mass behaviour.
&b>Unputdownable historical fantasy from internationally bestselling author Freya Marske. Filled with desperate intrigue, sizzling queer romance and a great deal of charm.&/b>
'Raw. Vulnerable. Open.Truthful . . .This is a book that will open up the floor for even more honest conversations about the side of yoga we don't often see.' - Angie Tiwari @tiwariyogaHow did an ancient spiritual practice become the preserve of the privileged?Nadia Gilani has been practising yoga for twenty-five years. She has also worked as a yoga teacher. Yoga has saved her life and seen her
The astonishing, behind-the-scenes story of the race to perfect the greatest invention in human history, artificial intelligence, and the men, women and companies that seek to profit from it all.
A collection that showcases the very best short stories from the 1890s, which is widely considered to be the most important decade of the Decadent movement.
The sixth book in the unstoppable, multi-million bestselling Japanese series; four guests with four poignant stories get another chance at lasting happiness.
Raven Black is the first book in the Shetland series from Ann Cleeves, the number one bestselling author and creator of Vera and the Two Rivers series. When a woman is found dead in the snow, Inspector Jimmy Perez must fight suspicion and rumours to uncover the truth . . .
A grumpy witch trying to abandon her magic accidentally triggers a magical curse that forces her to embrace a life she's always denied, complete with talking cats, fairy tales, and an infuriatingly charming prince . . . It can only be the next novel from Sunday Times bestselling author Lucy Jane Wood!
The fourth novel in the sensational 'Before the Coffee Gets Cold' series featuring cafe regulars, with the same time-travelling offer, back in the Tokyo cafe – if customers follow the rules.
'Ferrara's book is an introduction to writing as a process of revelation, but it's also a celebration of these things still undeciphered, and many other tantalising mysteries besides.' - The SpectatorThis book tells the story of our greatest invention. Or, it almost does. Almost, because while the story has a beginning - in fact, it has many beginnings, not only in Mesopotamia, 3,100 years before