Carl Wilkinson selects his best mid-year reads
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Trouble at the border; dark humour in gothic tale Brat; the radical history of suburban gardening; what the Capetians and Plantagenets did for us; a new novel from Joseph O’Neill; the heroine of the Underground Railroad; social unrest in Chile; a pilgrim in search of Dostoyevsky’s soul — plus the best new environment titles
Two books shed new light on the dynasties that laid the foundations of the modern European nation
Michael Gilson’s tribute to 20th-century English gardening, its role in social change — and its forgotten hero
New titles include billionaire climate investor Tom Steyer on a way of life we can all pursue and a meditative take on nature’s resilience
Carola Binder’s monetary history uncovers the deep entanglement of price rises and politics
A portrait of the figures from Benn to Corbyn who made waves in the party but often put protest before power
A bracing tale of the cultural clash between arts and politics that still resonates today
A selection of the most insightful titles on the race for Downing Street
Shannon Vallor argues that the more power we cede to ‘giant mirrors of code’, the less we use our own practical wisdom
A selection of the most insightful titles on the race for Downing Street by FT experts
Clare Mulley’s biography of the heroic Elżbieta Zawacka and Poland’s turbulent history offers unique insights
Jon Savage’s dizzyingly detailed account of the shift in attitudes from the 1950s is a timely reminder of the value of today’s freedoms
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