Philip Womack

If Presumed Guilty seems slightly hollow, that may be because it’s all been done before so many times that it’s difficult to be original

The pop psychologist’s new book is not likely to light the fire of faith in any young fan

Gabriel’s Moon is the welcome return of one of Britain’s most reliably gripping novelists

Rhodri Lewis’s book offers so many fresh insights and well-turned phrases that I had to buy a new notebook to fit them all in

In Elaine, Self has shown that understanding is possible, across generations and across time