To 2040
Jorie Graham
The Guardian
Best books of 2023
The Guardian and Observer critics’ books of 2023, in these sections: poetry, ideas, history and politics, crime and thrillers and science fiction and fantasy.
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Jorie Graham’s
Jorie Graham
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Balladz
Sharon Olds
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Indiom
Daljit Nagra
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The Iliad
Homer
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Self-Portrait as Othello
Jason Allen-Paisant
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Bad Diaspora Poems
momtaza mehri
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Crisis Actor
Declan Ryan
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Isdal
Susannah Dickey
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Susannah Dickey’s Debut
Susannah Dickey
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Dawn Watson’s
Dawn Watson
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We Play Here
Dawn Watson
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Bright Fear
Mary Jean Chan
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Liz Berry’s
Liz Berry
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The Home Child
Liz Berry
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Contraflow
John Greening and Kevin Gardner
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Mapping
Karen McCarthy Woolf and Nathalie Teitler
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Mapping the Future
Karen McCarthy Woolf and Nathalie Teitler
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Lutz Seiler’s
Tobler Seiler
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On Being Unreasonable
Kirsty Sedgman
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The Guru, the Bagman and the Sceptic
Seamus O’Mahony
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Wasteland
Oliver Franklin-Wallis
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Hitler, Stalin, Mum and Dad
Daniel Finkelstein
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Politics on the Edge
Rory Stewart
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Politics
Rory Stewart
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The Right to Rule
Ben Riley-Smith
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Breathe
Sadiq Khan
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Labour Takes Power
Denis MacShane
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One Boy, Two Bills and a Fry Up
Wes Streeting
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Marcia Williams
Linda McDougall
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One Boy, Two Bills and a Fry
Wes Streeting
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Out of the Blue
Harry Cole and James Heale
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Depraved New World
John Crace
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The Abuse of Power
Theresa May
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Enough
Cassidy Hutchinson
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The Mysterious Case of the Alperton Angels
Janice Hallett
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Black River
Nilanjana S. Roy
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Holly
Stephen King
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Looking Glass Sound
Catriona Ward
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The Year of the Locust
Terry Hayes
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Conquest
Nina Allan
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Him
Geoff Ryman
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I Am Pilgrim
Terry Hayes
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Gaslight
Femi Kayode
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Some Desperate Glory
Emily Tesh
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In Ascension
Martin MacInnes
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The Circumference of the World
Lavie Tidhar
