Film Editor Rani Jadfa reviews The Anxiety Club: How to Survive Modern Life, praising the authors accessible and reassuring narrative on how to understand anxiety better

Culture Editor Ilina Jha reviews Samir Chopra's Anxiety: A Philosophical Guide, critiquing the book's limited philosophical scope and lack of new insights

Culture Writers and Editors recommend the best queer literature to read this Pride Month

Culture Writer Jaiden Griffin reviews Sarah Nooter's How to be Queer finding it to be a delightfully fast-paced read that perfectly encompasses the fluidity of sexuality

Culture Writer Megan Hughes reviews On Gaslighting by Kate Abramson, praising the author's complex, philosophical exploration of the phenomenon

Culture Editor Ilina Jha reviews Enigmata by Joseph Kay, praising the author's fun and challenging riddles, as well as the brief history and cover design

Culture Writer Lizzie Smolenskaia reviews Nineteen Eighty-Four, praising George Orwell's complex use of language to present a totalitarian dystopia

Culture Writer Megan Hughes reviews the Audible Original Adaptation of 1984, praising the voice cast performance of George Orwell's famous story

Culture Editor Ilina Jha reviews In the Name of Red by Z. R. Ghani, praising the poet's beautiful language choices and innovative use of her central theme

Culture Writer Megan Hughes reviews Clare Pollard's The Untameables, praising the book's ecological focus and satirical storytelling

Culture Editor Ilina Jha reviews Begetting by Mara van der Lugt, praising the book's aims and clear, accessible writing style

Digital Editor Halima Ahad recommends five contemporary books to diversify your reading, focusing on novels set in British and American South Asian society