The missing half of Yann Martel’s new novelHis plan for his long-awaited follow-up to ‘Life of Pi’ didn’t quite work out
What’s behind the Shakespeare warsAn eye-opening new history explains why the authorship dispute has lasted for 150 years
In the Shakespeare wars, James Shapiro fights for the BardA Q&A with the orthodox Stratfordian about Mark Twain, Sigmund Freud and other non-believers
Penguin classics get a makeoverNot everyone loves the inventive type covers on this new series from the famous publisher
An anaesthetist tells allOn surgeons’ personality quirks, exploding patients and what really goes on in operating rooms
Our steamy bodice-ripper weddingA new line of books has romance novelists embellishing the love affairs of real couples
Is there any stopping these trout?Satisfying demand for America’s favourite fish, rainbow trout, has created huge problems
How religious practice "brainsoothes" more than any other human activityAnthropologist Lionel Tiger on faith and sexual behaviour, why religion comforts us, and how churches act as ‘serotonin factories’
Cavemen who walk among usFrom their workouts to their parenting styles, these modern men are fanatical in their devotion to Stone Age life
A president and his famous nemesisThe epic Bill Clinton-Ken Starr battle created fault lines in U.S. life that still reverberate