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Malcolm Gladwell’s cult of smartness

The educated rationalists addressed by Revenge of the Tipping Point are sometimes the dumbest – and baddest – of them…

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Han, the first South Korean author to win the award, tackles humanity “from the sublime to the brutal” in her…

By Ellen Peirson-Hagger

His memoir Unleashed contains surprising moments of candour – but they are swept away on a tide of shameless self-justification.

By Nicola Sturgeon

Also featuring Taking the Lead by John Crace and The Silence of the Choir by Mohamed Mbougar Sarr.

By Harry Clarke-Ezzidio, Barney Horner, Zuzanna Lachendro and Nicholas Harris

The historian’s account of the failures of American freedom is earnest and uneven, but its message is vital.

By Lyndsey Stonebridge

In the quietly remarkable novel Our Evenings, loving attention is paid to a mother-and-son relationship.

By Megan Nolan

Religion has made Sally Rooney boring.

By Susie Goldsbrough

For fans and players, the north London club has come to offer a sense of belonging.

By Tomiwa Owolade