Books

A daughter finds her lost father again in a Bach sonata, in this excerpt from the 2016 Giller Prize winner

Telling the story of Russia through one of the most famous ballets in the world

How can a girl flee the horrors of Syria if she can’t even walk? Nujeen Mustafa shows the way.

From 2016: Lt.-Gen. Roméo Dallaire’s raw and emotionally devastating memoir lays bare his own inner torment

Hochschild, a co-founder of Mother Jones, on mounting extremism in the West and the authors who confront it for a living

A spellbinding account of Chanie Wenjack, the Anishinaabe boy who died escaping a residential school

Bruce Springsteen was born to run amok on our non-fiction bestsellers list, while Emma Donoghue rises to the top in fiction

’But what does peace look like?’ Read an exclusive excerpt of Gary Barwin’s Giller Prize-nominated ’Yiddish for Pirates’

Gary Barwin on how a Yiddish-speaking bird led him through the unfolding plot of his latest novel

Brian Wilson, the former Beach Boy, recalls his anguish in a new memoir