Rhythm Nation: Feeka selects the songs
Jack Frimston, aka Feeka, lists the tracks that have inspired him over the years
Think Again: Why changing your mind is often the clever thing to do
Adam Grant argues that only the complacent and self-satisfied are entirely consistent
Rhythm Nation: Wyvern Lingo make us a playlist
The Bray trio reveal the songs that inspired their latest album
Stardust Baby: A young life scarred by tragedy
Honest and unvarnished memoir by a child orphaned after the infamous nightclub fire
Rhythm Nation: Stephanie Rainey selects the songs
The Cork singer-songwriter picks the tracks that mean the most to her
How Britain Ends: A well-argued look at how Brexit is leading towards ‘home rule all round’
Journalist and former BBC Newsnight presenter Gavin Esler sees the United Kingdom dying before his eyes
Rhythm Nation: Laura Elizabeth Hughes
The Dublin-born singer/songwriter picks the ten songs which mean the most to her
Fall: Portrait of a monster who made the media bend to his will
John Preston’s biography of the late tycoon Robert Maxwell is impressively researched and thoroughly readable
Rhythm Nation: A. Smyth picks the tunes
Solo artist and former lead singer with Vann Music A. Smyth selects the tracks that have inspired him recently
Kamala’s Way: In-depth biography struggles to find the real Harris
Dan Morain’s biography of the US vice-president is well-observed and diligent, but frustratingly lacking in inside detail
Parnell and His Times: Sprawling anthology makes no effort to pin down its subject
A new collection of essays about Charles Stewart Parnell is often rambling and unfocused
Rhythm Nation: Elaine Mai picks the tunes
The electronica artist picks the ten songs that mean the most to her creatively and spiritually
The Woman Who Stole Vermeer: The story of republicanism’s unlikeliest footsoldier, but not in her own words
This able retelling of Rose Dugdale’s IRA-assisted theft of paintings from Russborough House in 1974 suffers from the absence of her own voice
Rhythm Nation: John Walsh picks the tunes
The composer and Flamenco guitarist explains what drew him to Spanish music and selects the tracks that have inspired him
Rhythm Nation: Claire Beck picks the tunes
The Today FM presenter reveals the songs that have inspired her down through the years
The Species that Changed Itself: Wide-ranging history of human evolution brings us right up to the here and now
In a study that covers biology, sociology and psychology, as well as anthropology and virology, Edwin Gale argues humans have changed so much that our ancestors wouldn’t be able to recognise us
Rhythm Nation: Sam Blake picks the tunes
The English-born crime writer selects the tracks that shaped her life and musical outlook
Enya: A Treatise on Unguilty Pleasures: In defence of much-maligned musical comfort food
A slim polemic arguing the case for Enya’s back catalogue barely scratches the surface of its subject
Rhythm Nation: Hermitage Green
The Limerick folk-rock outfit’s frontman Darragh Griffin selects the tunes that mean the most to him