The award-winning author and essayist's new book is a cautionary tale set during the many upheavals of the 21st century

Poet and author spent nine years writing 'The Love Songs of WEB Du Bois', which has been praised by the likes of Pultizer Prize-winning writer Alice Walker

'This is Going to Hurt' author Adam Kay says it's the most 'evocative account' of working through the pandemic he's read

Some of the best titles in three categories: pictures books, ages 5 to 8 and 9 to 12

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Translator Yasmine Seale allows readers to not only understand the way the 'One Thousand and One Nights' stories were told, but why they must be told in this way

The bestselling author and journalist's audiobook 'Miracle and Wonder' tackles the subject by diving deep into musician Paul Simon's career

President of the International Publishers' Association talks about the importance of the creative economy not just for job creation but for telling untold stories

Her latest collection of short stories takes on themes of family relationships and intimacy

In 'From Jerusalem to a Kingdom by the Sea', the author tries to 'humanise the political events that have affected so many Arab people', including his family

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A round-up of books published this year that place the plight of the most urgent subject of our times centre stage

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Written by children's author Leisa Stewart-Sharpe, the book features people - young and old - who are making a difference and giving a voice to nature

The cultural response to 9/11 in film has shifted from flag-waving patriotism to chronicles of trauma and loss