A provocative, personal series of essays looking at the encroachment of technology - AI, Twitter, Google et al - on our autonomy, independence and privacy. But it's SO convenient...
A collection of essays about our most basic need - water - with contributions by Rebecca Solnit, Ocean Vuong, Robin Wall Kimmerer, Lucy Jones, Vandana Shiva, Elif Shafak and others.
Thoughts on different kinds of love in contemporary society: why are we so fixated on it and why do so many feel it to be out of reach? Drawing on personal experience, cultural touchstones, ... read more
Recently republished, Barley Patch was Murnane's first work of fiction in fourteen years. A paradoxical, generous book about reading, writing and not writing.
A dictionary like no other - exuberant yet precise, Lexicon Of Affinities is both a portrayal of Vitale's remarkable 20th century and an insight into the idiosyncrasies of human experience.
Astute literary and social criticism, exploring the evolution of African American literature during the cold war by addressing their unique positionality - alienated from both the left and r... read more
Anyone who read Christopher de Hamel's last book, or Alexandra Lapierre's novel Belle Greene, will know that the letters from Pierpont Morgan's mixed-race librarian/buyer to Berenson will be... read more
Following visits to Dakar, Columbia and Palestine, the American novelist and critic explores in a series of essays how we are shaped by the stories we tell ourselves (or one another).
An elegant anthology that tries to encompass India's plurality, from the C6th BC to the C18th, with excerpts of works in Hindi, Kannada, Pali, Panjabi, Persian, Sanskrit, Telugu, and Urdu. P... read more
Rosa Luxemburg, Charlotte Salomon and Marilyn Monroe are Rose's first focus in this far-sighted and tightly-reasoned exploration of women's lives. Feminism at its most elegant and intelligen... read more
An immense, learned and witty sweep of literature by the editorial director of New York Review Books and the founder of the NYRB Classics series. Frank is terrific company through the centur... read more
The first issue of a new, massive (almost twice the dimensions of a standard magazine) bi-annual publication. Each issue revolves around a central text - this time by AK Blakemore - with oth... read more
An essay of feminist prehistory that describes how baskets, nets and bags predated less domestic, more violent tools. With an introduction by Donna Haraway and abstract, spidery drawings by ... read more
Blowing hot and cold: an intense look at the relationship between Joan Didion and Eve Babitz, using previously unpublished letters and other sources to explore their closeness and their late... read more
Memoir and reportage by the outstanding foreign correspondent (who has covered conflict in Ukraine, Mali, Syria, Kosovo, Bosnia, Rwanda, Israel/Palestine), and an anthology of poems that spe... read more
One of ten clothbound editions that this excellent publisher has produced to celebrate their first decade. A run of one thousand copies, with signed and numbered book plates.
From the intimate to the political, a practising psychoanalyst and professor of literary theory probes the difference between anger and aggression. Riveting reading.