The best non-fiction books of 2022: A feast for the soul
30 November 2022
From concrete dinosaurs to human evolution, exquisite plants to space travel, we pick the best non-fiction to give to those you love this year
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Has a recent glut of fantasy shows pushed sci-fi out of the limelight?
5 October 2022
HBO's Game of Thrones turned fantasy into a cultural phenomenon on the small screen; now, rival platforms are rushing to catch up. Are sci-fi fans being left out in the cold, asks Bethan Ackerley
15 of the best science non-fiction books to savour on your holiday
21 July 2022
Whether it is the science of sleep, the physics that changed the world or the inner lives of bees, we've got you covered for holiday reading
Star Wars: Squadrons shows the Force is still with us
28 October 2020
The new Star Wars game puts you inside the cockpits of the iconic X-wing and TIE fighter spacecraft. It's fun, but Star Wars: Squadrons is a good game rather than a great one, says Jacob Aron
The Expanse review: A sprawling spaceship-studded saga you should see
5 August 2020
If you like old fashioned sci-fi of the multistranded, multidimensional epic variety, The Expanse could be for you, says Emily Wilson
Astrophysicist Jocelyn Bell Burnell explores Bach's cosmic music
16 March 2018
A London concert by the Orchestra of the Age of Enlightenment this Sunday says as much about J. S. Bach’s original audience as it does about today’s cosmology
