Books

Britain’s most popular historical novelist turns his eye to history’s iconic battle

A masterful, in-depth analysis of the playwright’s life and art

The story of an avoidable accident sheds light on the dangers of multitasking

from the Sept. 29 issue, as compiled by Books editor Brian Bethune

Book review: ’Toronto: Biography of a City’

Book review: ’Hack Attack: The Inside Story of How the Truth Caught Up with Rupert Murdoch’

Book review: Eimear McBride’s ’A Girl is a Half-Formed Thing’

A new biography of the most famous royal scallywag reveals Prince Harry’s serious side

From the brick-like Motorola to today’s concerns about spying, Elizabeth Woyke’s fascinating book traces the history of smartphones

In the wake of her futuristic MaddAddam trilogy, Atwood’s new short-story collection are back in the present. With a burning vengeance.