A brilliantly funny but deadly serious account of NHS psychiatry in crisisOn his first day as a trainee psychiatrist, Dr Benji Waterhouse –conflict averse, bookish, balding – receives a crash course in martial arts. A brawny ex-policeman with tumes...
An unexpected twist on the grief memoir sees the Guardian writer chart the five stages of male-pattern baldnessIt takes Stuart Heritage almost 30 pages to summon the courage to write about his comb-over days. There are hints of it on the way as he de...
Memoir, cultural history and bleak humour characterise this brilliant personal exploration of health anxietyCaroline Crampton was 17 and midway through her A-levels when she& was diagnosed with Hodgkin’s lymphoma, a rare form of blood cancer. When th...
A riveting examination of the value we place on human life – from healthcare to hitmenAt the start of May 2020, the New& York governor Andrew Cuomo was& under pressure to relax Covid restrictions. “The faster we reopen, the& lower the economic cost,...