The best books for men offer gripping narratives, insightful themes, and compelling characters, ranging from classic literature to contemporary nonfiction, here are some books to follow.
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A meticulously researched book that delves into three generations of the Sackler family, revealing the origins of their wealth and their role in the opioid crisis.
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This novel follows Cyril Avery, an adopted child in post-war Catholic Ireland, as he navigates his homosexuality.
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The narrative explores the tension between Ludwik's desire to resist political tyranny and Janusz's focus on survival in a repressive regime.
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The book includes vivid stories from writer's global travels, such as yeti-hunting in Nepal and sailing down the Volga river.
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The book examines themes of solitude via figures like Edward Hopper and David Wojnarowicz, providing a nuanced portrait of being alone.
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This book investigates Britain's new role post-empire: managing the wealth of the world's richest & often dodgiest people.
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A semi-autobiographical spy the novel follows Magnus Pym, an ideal intelligence agent who disappears after his conman father's funeral.
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This non-fiction work explores female sexuality and desire through the real-life stories of three women.
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The book combines reportage with a narrative style, offering a detailed and personal look at the upheaval.
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This Booker Prize-winning novel follows Nick Guest, an Oxford graduate who moves into the home of his posh friend, Toby Fedden.