Brian Bethune

The Hidden Keys is a wonderful story about fate and family

In her 2016 Massey Lectures, Jennifer Welsh makes the case for a bolder solution to mass flight

From nursing sick neighbours to taking care of saplings, a ‘Wood Wide Web’ is fuelling personal connections in the forest

An offbeat and compelling book about Orwell’s amazing sense of smell

Amy Schumer stays on top of the non-fiction game, while Harry Potter fends off Steven Price

On any given day, tourists outnumber actual Venetians by 140 to 1

Mother Teresa’s cross-border appeal is unmatched, writes Brian Bethune, except by the withering barrage of criticism that has come from all sides

Amy Schumer knocks out a longtime non-fiction number one, while Steven Price hustles up the board to try to steal Harry Potter’s crown

With her first graphic novel, Margaret Atwood is just one author considering the role of free-roaming cats in bird deaths

With no more unknown victims of mass deaths, there’s now a struggle between personal grief and public memorials