Books

Book review: William J. Mann’s ’Tinseltown: Murder, Morphine and Madness at the Dawn of Hollywood’

Book review: Emmanuel Carrère’s ’Limonov: The outrageous adventures of the radical Soviet poet’

The social activist and author wins Canada’s top award for nonfiction for her book ’This Changes Everything’

The author of the bestselling ’Being Mortal’ expounds on the messy intersection between science and humanity

Charles Spencer, keeper of the Althorp estate and his sister Diana’s memory, is investigating a historic manhunt

The award-winning author is pleased Canadians are talking, but she is nudging the conversation along.

If Americans hate monarchs so much, why do they elect one?

The Miss Manners of modern China predicts a clash of cultures in her new memoir

The book’s subtitle suggests it has a happy ending. In some ways it does, writes our reviewer.

Book Review: Marilynne Robinson’s beautiful novel, Lila, is a story of contradictions