The Age of Diagnosis by Suzanne O'Sullivan
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A searing account of the modern epidemic of over-diagnosing everything in sight.
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The Celts: A Modern History by Ian Stewart
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An engaging new study of the history and many uses of Celtic identity
Read MoreThe World After Gaza by Pankaj Mishra
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Historian Pankaj Mishra looks at Israel’s war on Gaza
Read MoreA Century of Poetry in The New Yorker, edited by Kevin Young
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A big new poetry anthology commemorates the magazine’s 100th year
Read MoreDen of Spies by Craig Unger
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A new history of the negotiations that put Ronald Reagan in power
Read MoreSummer of Fire and Blood by Lyndal Roper
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A colorful new history of a social convulsion in 16th-century Germany
Read MoreNew and Collected Hell by Shane McCrae
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The narrator of McCrae’s poem sequence takes a strange journey
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A Century of Fiction in the New Yorker, edited by Deborah Treisman
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A gigantic anthology of New Yorker fiction in honor of the magazine’s 100th birthday
Read MoreThree Wild Dogs (and the truth) by Markus Zusak
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The author of “The Book Thief” writes about the dogs in his life
Read MoreAndromeda by Therese Bohman
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A novel in which two members of a publishing house reflect on their work and life together
Read MoreCriminal Justice in Divided America by David Sklansky
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A new reforming look at one era of the American legal system
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Everything Must Go! by Dorian Lynskey
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A lively tour through the end of the world in life and art
Read MoreBeing Jewish after the Destruction of Gaza by Peter Beinart
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A slim consideration of Jewish identity in the light of the violence in Gaza
Read MoreLawless Republic by Josiah Osgood
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A new history of Cicero taking advantage of political chaos to further his career
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