THE COMMISSION ON THE FUTURE OF MULTI-ETHNIC BRITAIN Bhikhu Parekh (Chair) Kate Gavron (Vice Chair) Tariq Modood (Advisor) Robin Richardson (Editor) Yasmin Alibhai-Brown Muhammad Anwar Colin Bailey Amina Begum Michael Chan Navnit Dholakia David Faulkner Stuart Hall Bob Hepple QC Judith Hunt Antony Lerman Matthew McFarlane Andrew Marr Peter Newsam Herman Ouseley Anne Owers Trevor Phillips Sarah Spencer Seamus Taylor Sally Tomlinson Sue Woodford-Hollick
Books by
Enough Said
Alan Bennett
Alan Bennett's fourth collection of diaries: poignant, funny, contemplative, as he records life personal and political in his singular voice
Midas Men
Richard Poplak
For readers of Patrick Radden Keefe and Oliver Bullough: an explosive investigation into the web of corruption behind the world's most powerful go…
The Secret Seekers
Vanessa Braganza
How the hidden world of codes and ciphers transforms our understanding of Tudor history
The Crime Paradox
Nick Morgan
A revelatory, data-driven investigation into what causes crime – and how we should tackle it
A School for Scandal
John O'Connell
Sex, arson, marital rancour and the greatest liberal minds of the twentieth century: the story of Britain's most radical school
Empire of the Mind
Olivia Goldhill
An investigative journalist's deep dive into the fight to control the multi-billion dollar psychedelic medicine market
Murdle Junior Mysteries: Codes, Cover-ups and Cookies
G. T. Karber
The second Murdle Junior novel from the global bestselling series, with puzzles to solve as you read!
Rogues, Widows and Orphans
Rebecca Lee
An entertaining romp through bookish mishaps, exposing all the weird, wow! and wtf? moments that the literary world has to offer
Hard Streets
Jacqueline Riding
Welcome to the hard streets: working-class London in the late nineteenth and early twentieth centuries, from the author of Hogarth and Peterloo
On the Origin of Sex
Lixing Sun
Explore the spectacular science of sex – from frogs and funghi to seahorses, sparrows and everything in between
The Unfragile Mind
Gavin Francis
A deeply human and compassionate re-evaluation of mental illness from the GP and bestselling author of Adventures in Human Being
A Shellshocked Nation
Alwyn Turner
A fresh and inventive social history of interwar Britain, from Armistice and the Spanish flu to the announcement of war
How Africa Works
Joe Studwell
A radical reassessment of one of the most pervading myths of our time: that the African continent is uniquely ill-suited to economic development
Letterinth
G. T. Karber
A new mind-bending mix of extreme word search and labyrinthine mazes from the bestselling author of MURDLE
A Stranger in Bloomsbury
Norman Coates
The untold story of Mattei Radev, from Bulgarian émigrée to Bloomsbury insider
Daily Bread
Charlie Taverner
The sumptuous and surprising story of early modern food, drink and community, from a food policy expert and academic
Out of Your Mind
Alan Watts
Six key lessons from Zen Buddhism by Alan Watts, the leading interpreter of Eastern philosophy and religion for Western readers