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A history of human exercise, what we ought to know about dementia, how venture capital ate the stock market, inside Iceland’s probe into the 2008 banking crash, epic new novels from Hanya Yanagihara and Isabel Allende — plus James Lovegrove’s round-up of scintillating sci-fi
Marie Benedict brings human warmth and in-depth science to a novel on the life of the crystallographer
Romance punctuates a century of history and struggle as the Chilean writer revisits her ‘House of the Spirits’ clan
From alien worlds to Antarctica, a crop of cataclysmic tales deals in death, life after death and strange, terrifying creatures
This ambitious follow-up to 2015’s much talked-about ‘A Little Life’ is set against the backdrop of a reimagined alternate America
A social gathering is often an author’s best opportunity to let her characters perform
The first in a new series of FT round-ups highlights tales of romance and identity, as well as a Brooklyn Latina’s hat-tip to Tom Wolfe
Translation of best-selling Prix Goncourt-winning novel delivers an intoxicating mix of the magical and life’s big questions
The veteran novelist once again mines his own life to spin a tale of intrigue, introspection and sexuality
Amitava Kumar’s third novel grapples with the urgency of portraying Trump and the George Floyd protests
The novelist’s latest family drama is stylishly plotted against the backdrop of the sexual revolution in 1960s London
The fragility of masculinity is explored in the story of a British-Congolese teacher’s journey from London to America where he intends to end his life
Murder, monsters and the Little Mermaid reimagined — three tales of teens stumbling into trouble
The Booker winner brings his talent for distilling language to bear in his first children’s book, an ecological parable
The writer’s latest collection of essays muse on the importance of friendships, family and finding what matters most
The Booker-shortlisted novelist returns with a tale of artists’ intrigues and presentiments from the past
The invisible poor of Angola are brought to vivid life in a work of scathing political satire and surreal twists
Big names JK Rowling and Julia Donaldson add star power to this year’s line-up of Christmas crackers for young readers
The celebrated novelist on Ireland’s turbulent 20th century — and tackling the life of Thomas Mann
A house party in upstate New York is the setting for an empathetic account of life in lockdown
The Australian writer’s debut novel offers an intimate and nuanced portrait of how trauma moves through a family
His novel won France’s leading literary prize — yet it confronts head-on an establishment struggling to shake off colonial attitudes
A disappearing sun, adventure by a real astronaut, nanotech in Dhaka, a dystopian Texas and short stories to fuel the imagination
This autobiographical novel about a vanished Yugoslavian homeland and unease in a new country frays reality
The Polish Nobel Prize-winner’s magnum opus is a dazzling achievement, aided by an equally deft English translation
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