Britain’s justice system is still failing women
A former judge reveals how the law is loaded against victims of rape and domestic violence.
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From Lore Segal to Steve Tibble: new books reviewed in short
Also featuring The Boundless River by Mathijs Deen and Systemic by Layal Liverpool.
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Cricket in an age of heroes
Bill Edrich was only a competent batsman but his manly exploits embodied the postwar spirit.
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The men who made Labour
A remarkable new novel tells the story of Victor Grayson, the rock star of Victorian socialism.
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A reckoning with Ghislaine Maxwell
The socialite who groomed women for Jeffrey Epstein is behind bars, but her victims’ trauma endures.
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Back to the American future
Caught at a violent turning point in history, the United States is struggling to find a path forward.
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Inside the teenage mind
Why understanding the wild and fragile world of adolescence helps us better know ourselves.
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From Simon Kuper to Stephen Alford: new books reviewed in short
Also featuring Anima: A Wild Pastoral by Kapka Kassabova and Sick of It by Sophie Harman.
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