Wendy Greengross obituary
Pioneering counsellor, agony aunt for the Sun and writer on sex education
Spillover: Animal Infections and the Next Human Pandemic by David Quammen – review
Caroline Ash on Ebola, flu, the plague and other 'zoonoses'
Ben Goldacre: ‘It’s appalling … like phone hacking or MPs’ expenses’
Ben Goldacre's first book, Bad Science, shredded the claims of homeopaths and fake doctors. For his second he has his sights trained on the pharmaceutical industry. Ian Tucker puts your questions to him
The Wisdom of Psychopaths by Kevin Dutton – review
A convincing study shows that business leaders and serial killers share a mindset, writes Tim Adams
Thomas Szasz obituary
Psychiatrist who fought coercion and denied the existence of mental illness
Are We Getting Smarter? by James R Flynn – review
John Naughton on life, intelligence and the 'smart tax'
Griffith Edwards obituary
Expert on alcohol and drug addiction who pioneered new forms of treatment
All you need is love bombing
Psychologist Oliver James on how his new technique can transform children with common emotional or behavioural problems
Vagina: A New Biography by Naomi Wolf – review
Can women only be creative if they're having great sex? Rachel Cooke on a dotty theory
Vagina: A New Biography by Naomi Wolf – review
Does this book reveal an existential crisis among women or merely tell us more than we wanted to know about its author, asks Jenny Turner
Unmastered: A Book on Desire, Most Difficult to Tell by Katherine Angel – review
Katherine Angel puts her own sex life on the page in this fragmentary, giddily joyful study of female desire, writes Olivia Laing
The Children’s Hospital by Chris Adrian – review
Stuart Kelly on an ambitious, 'astonishingly good' allegory
Difficult Mothers by Terri Apter – review
A discussion of good and bad mothers is not good enough for Rachel Cusk
A life in writing: Tim Parks
'I couldn't really see a painting or a film or a game of football until I had thought about it in words, or preferably talked about it, or better still written about it'
Albion Dreaming by Andy Roberts – review
Phil Baker takes an eye-opening trip through Britain's relationship with acid