In Your Prime review – India Knight tackles ageing with wit
The 48-year-old author’s guide to the joys and challenges of middle age is like a funny, informative conversation, writes Kate Kellaway
Locked In review – one man’s punchily written recovery story
Style matches subject matter in Richard Marsh's account of how he conquered locked-in syndrome, writes Helen Zaltzman
Black Rainbow review – poetry in a moving account of depression
A journalist and mother charts her descent into illness and the slow rebuilding of her shattered self, writes Stephanie Merritt
My guilty pleasure: Eat Pray Love
Watching Juila Roberts take a year-long romp of global self-discovery, the thing most people miss is that the film is a pin-sharp mockery of Liz Gilbert's bestselling book, writes David Jenkins
Scott Stossel: ‘I’m pretty successful at hiding my anxiety’
The author of My Age of Anxiety discusses his condition, his family and Big Pharma. Interview by Lisa O'Kelly
Marbles: Mania, Depression, Michelangelo and Me by Ellen Forney – review
A frank and funny graphic memoir from a cartoonist living with bipolar disorder charms Matt Haig
Dan Brown, diets and Swedish fiction: what we’ve read so far in 2013
Liz Bury: Official sales figures of digital and print books for the first half of the year show a preoccupation with diets and thrillers
Be Awesome: Modern Life for Modern Ladies by Hadley Freeman – review
A confidence-boosting book for women under 40 has Miranda Sawyer crying out for the author to write a novel
Feral: Searching for Enchantment on the Frontiers of Rewilding by George Monbiot – review
George Monbiot's dream of a wilder Britain in which uplands would be cleared of sheep farming and populated with reintroduced species leaves Frances Stonor Saunders with a few questions
Be Awesome: Modern Life for Modern Ladies, by Hadley Freeman – review
Hadley Freeman's memoir masquerading as a survival guide is fresh, witty and packs a serious punch, writes Viv Groskop