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Matthew Hayes’s Search for the Unknown: Canada’s UFO Files and the Rise of Conspiracy Theory chronicles Canada’s little known history of government flying saucer investigations.
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In How to Make the World Add Up, economist Tim Harford offers 10 rules to help us navigate the tricky and often deceptively confusing world of data and statistics.
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The nuanced and flexible thinking of Sufism, embodied in the work of Idries Shah, makes it an antidote to the fanaticism of our polarized times.
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British travel writer Robert Twigger’s book ‘Red Nile’ explores the blood-soaked history of the world’s longest and perhaps most storied river.
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Tahir Shah’s Timbuctoo has arrived with eerie, serendipitous, timing. In the months leading up to its publication, a coup d’etat and ensuing power vacuum in the West African nation of Mali has resulted in extremists taking over the country’s north…
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