2018 non-fiction. Kassia St Clair, a design journalist, looks at the history of fabric and how it has influenced, and been influenced by, the history of civilisation.
2018 non-fiction, Charlotte Higgins explores the maze and labyrinth in fiction and their influence on the world.
2019 non-fiction, Stephanie Land's description of raising a child without a partner while working as a cleaner.
2019 non-fiction, examining the life and work of Letitia Landon.
2018 non-fiction, a layperson's introduction to the way in which algorithms are allowed to affect life. (Another Book of the Week condensation.)
2019 non-fiction. Honoré looks at the practicalities and possibilities of ageing.
2019 non-fiction. Morton considers the history of human interaction with the Moon.
2019 non-fiction. Macfarlane explores natural and man-made underground spaces.
2019 non-fiction. Nott is a general and vascular surgeon who uses his leave to volunteer with MSF in combat and disaster zones.
2019 non-fiction, examining the life and work of Gropius.
2019 non-fiction. A history of sewing and embroidery, trying to recover the stories of the people who did it.
2018 non-fiction, Michael Caine's (third) autobiography, shading into advice for aspiring actors.
2012 non-fiction, following the life and death of Marie Colvin.
2018 non-fiction. HMS Erebus had already travelled to the Ross Ice Shelf; in 1845, she was sent to search for the Northwest Passage, and never came back.