Books

A Harvard-trained M.D. talks about going ‘crazy’ and the struggle to stay sane

Plus, hockey star Alexander Ovechkin, a new memoir from the author of  ’Prisoner of Tehran’, and making sense of Stephen Harper

And why her son doesn’t like the game

In 2010, Trudeau spoke frankly with Anne Kingston about drugs, men and how she survived the lows

A bestselling food writer shows Maclean’s how to get the best out of grocery store shopping

Plus, a second opinion about prostate cancer, homeless soccer stars, a chilling Holocaust detective story, a new novel from the author of ‘A History of Love,’ and what the Bible says about sex

Women who’ve ‘outgrown’ their husbands need to ask themselves some key questions

In the juggle of priorities on campus, books are falling off the shelf

This year’s Massey Lectures take the form of a five-hour novel by Douglas Coupland about apocalpyse and romance in an airport lounge

The author of the Millennium trilogy was once a crusading journalist, but no saint