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Jennette McCurdy lets her freak flag fly with angry autofiction debut
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Click!: A fine guide to the art of real photography
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The Great Gambon: Hilarious tales of a much-loved great
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The Windsor Legacy: A compelling look inside the royal bubble
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The life-affirming gospel according to Patti Smith
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Punk: The Last Word is a star-studded punk encyclopaedia
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Book of Lives review: Fiercely funny tales from a literary mafia don
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1975: The Year the World Forgot — pop history, elegantly told
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The Monster of Harrods: how did Mohamed Al-Fayed get away with it?
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Electric Spark by Frances Wilson review: Intriguing in many ways
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Food You Want to Eat: Bad boy chef Thomas Straker turns over new leaf
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Tina Knowles spills a demure amount of tea in Matriarch: A Memoir
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Free by Amanda Knox memoir review: life affirming and full of grace
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Careless People: power, greed, and madness at Facebook
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Book review: Should women be paid wages for housework?
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A voyage round the Queen that reminds us what a very odd life she had
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Deadly Game review: Michael Caine tries his hand at fiction
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The Woman in Me by Britney Spears review: a cautionary tale
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Best erotic literature: Sexy novels you have to read
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Best books with film or TV adaptations
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Really Good, Actually: funny and relatable but over-hyped
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The Shards by Bret Easton Ellis review: a tired return to old ground
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Bewilderment by Richard Powers review
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Appetite by Ed Balls review: A loving tribute to family and food
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A Slow Fire Burning by Paula Hawkins review: an addictive whodunnit
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Girl, Woman, Other by Bernardine Evaristo - review
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Afternoons with the Blinds Drawn by Brett Anderson - review
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Nicholas Hilliard: Life of an Artist by Elizabeth Goldring - review
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Germaine Greer’s new essay is guaranteed to provoke outrage
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