Friday August 31 Philosophy is sometimes assumed to be a dry, academic subject but, in reality, is anything but. A philosophy professor tells us how his subject is at least as much about how we live, love and relate to each other Continue reading… Thursday August 30 We're living through a golden age for fantasy fiction, says the author of The Magicians. He tells us what makes for a good fantasy novel, and who's staking out the future not just of fantasy but of fiction itself Continue reading… Tuesday August 28 The former deputy chief of staff of President Bush discusses five books that define for him the essence of American Conservatism today Continue reading… Wednesday August 29 Insects outnumber us, outweigh us, and without them ecosystems would collapse. In short, we live on their planet. The entomologist explains why we should value bugs more – even, or especially, the carrion beetles and dung feeders Continue reading… Monday August 27 We can all be more aware of our surroundings and our decision-making process, says the professor of psychology and behavioural economics. He recommends five books to help us maximise our prosperity and well-being Continue reading… Sunday August 26 You don’t have to be a genius to play chess, but it helps. The journalist tells us about the logical beauty of the game, its history and political context, and the lives and minds of its greatest masters Continue reading… | 
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