The bedsit epiphany
Eckhart Tolle, Oprah Winfrey's favourite guru, has sold more books than almost any other spiritual author. So what's his Easter message?
All in the Mind by Alastair Campbell
Novel is admirable in its attempts to show how mental illness can afflict apparently stable people, says Oliver Marre
Voyage around my brother
Review: The Music Room by William FiennesJohn Burnside on a thoughtful and lyrical account of an extraordinary childhood
The parent trap
Review: Secret World of the Working Mother by Fiona Millar, The See-Saw by Julia Hobsbawm and The Idle Parent by Tom HodgkinsonIan Sansom assesses three guides to coping with the next generation
Snooze flash: Bosses encourage sleeping on the job
National Nap at Work Week is the perfect antidote to the clocks going forward, says Huma Qureshi as she stifles a yawn
Confessions of a shrink
When psychotherapist Jane Haynes decided to expose the shocking details of her life and work in an autobiography, many of her peers were horrified. By Stuart Jeffries
The change: it’s not what it used to be
Review: Hot Flushes, Cold Science by Louise FoxcroftShows how and why the menopause remains a taboo says Louise Foxcroft
A journey to the wilder shores of love
Review: Other Side of Desire by Daniel BergnerAlexander Linklater is fascinated by an exploration of the unusual ways in which lust manifests itself
A potent dose of mother courage
Review: Lost Child by Julie MyersonJulie Myerson has caused a storm with revelations about her drug-using son. Kate Kellaway says it is a book that had to be written
The Year of Living Biblically
Review: The Year of Living Biblically by AJ JacobsJo Littler enjoys AJ Jacobs' story of vowing to follow the Bible literally for 12 months