Non-fiction
From biography and politics to true crime and self-help, you’ll find books to illuminate and inspire in our non-fiction range. Discover acclaimed writers like Oliver Sacks and David Olusoga, and explore contemporary bestsellers such as This is Going to Hurt and The Secret Barrister.
Discover our edit of the best non-fiction books of all time.
Confessions of a Failed Grown-Up
Stephanie Calman
The Elfish Gene
Mark Barrowcliffe
The Lonely Leader
Alistair Horne
David Montgomery
The Accidental American
James Naughtie
Gray Matters
Andy Gray
The Adventure Capitalist
Conor Woodman
Playing the Game
Robert Baden-Powell
I Quit Sugar
Sarah Wilson
Diary of a Currency Trader
Samuel J. Rae
Inseparable
Emma Donoghue
Spark for the Fire
Ian Wharton
My James
Ralph Bulger
Rosie Dunn
Salinger
Paul Alexander
Prima Donna
Karen Swan
The Myth of the Rational Market
Justin Fox
The Counsellor
Cormac McCarthy
Siegfried Sassoon
Max Egremont
Philomena
Martin Sixsmith
Off The Leash: The Secret Life of Dogs
Rupert Fawcett
Transparent Imprint
Michael Barnard
Crowd Money
Eoin Treacy
Mr Foote's Other Leg
Ian Kelly
I Love You But You Always Put Me Last
Andrew G. Marshall
Kinsey and Me
Sue Grafton
Life Lessons from Freud
Brett Kahr
To Cut a Long Story Short
Tony Hadley
My Life as a Spy
Leslie Woodhead
The Secret of 'The Secret'
Karen Kelly
Counting One's Blessings
William Shawcross
Hallucinations
Oliver Sacks
Alexander the Great
Paul Cartledge
Adventures in Two Worlds
A. J. Cronin
Quantitative Investing
Fred Piard
City of Abraham
Edward Platt
Killing Kennedy
Bill O'Reilly
Martin Dugard
Contact Wounds
Jonathan Kaplan
Standard Operating Procedure
Errol Morris
Philip Gourevitch
The Meaning of Recognition
Clive James
Pulp Kitchen
Feargus O'Sullivan
Fragile Science
Robin Baker