Hill, a great poet, passed away one year ago. Goodman talks to Sameer Rahim about coming to terms with that—and about her own extraordinary artistic output

And correctly implies that Labour—including the current leader Jeremy Corbyn—is more the product of David Ricardo and Jeremy Bentham than Karl Marx and William Morris

The central insight of David Birch's "Before Babylon" is that money is essentially a technology, just like any other and that technologies change—and improve—over time

According to two new books, a crunch point could come soon. Neither gives much cheer to western complacency

Scott Page's "The Diversity Bonus" argues that seeking out employees with different experiences, preferences and identities can ultimately deliver dividends

Theresa May once said, “if you believe you are a citizen of the world, you are a citizen of nowhere.” This book might be read as a subversion of the prime minister’s statement

Trita Parsi's new book "Losing An Enemy" is the most detailed examination of the nuclear deal so far written

The engines of the enlightenment

If this really is the last of Sinclair’s London, as the title suggests, then he’ll leave you wanting more

The story continued long after the news cameras left