The Maclean’s Bestsellers list: week of Jan. 12The hottest titles from the week that was, in fiction and non-fiction
Sunil Yapa’s debut novel provides protest poetryA fictionalized retelling of the 1999 protest where 40,000 people marched against globalization in Seattle
Exposing Rwanda’s facade of progressAnjan Sundaram, who came to train journalists, finds a Rwanda ruled by a Paul Kagame’s repressive state
How are geniuses made?A new book argues that genius isn’t genetic—it’s nurtured by a multitude of factors
On the Marx: Groucho’s specifically ethnic comedyA new biography filters Groucho Marx’s life through the Marx Brothers’ second-generation immigrant status
Do machines make better doctors?What’s next, not just for society, but for suddenly vulnerable professionals? A new book examines the future of jobs
Sri Lanka: A post-colonial tragedy in-the-makingRipped apart by civil war, the island nation ’has forgotten any other way to live’
Slade House: Another brick in David Mitchell’s wallMitchell is a detail obsessive, the mark of a storyteller