Books

A close-up, urban novel set in the summer of 2026: an IT consultant in Zurich buys a pair of AR glasses that quietly start finishing his sentences — until he can no longer tell which thoughts are still his own. Reality Sci-Fi about closeness, control, and what is left of a person when a tool whispers them their most honest words.

Richard Branson's sequel to Losing My Virginity picks up where the first memoir left off — Virgin's expansion into space, banking, healthcare and clean energy — and shows how a serial entrepreneur keeps reinventing himself and the group, with the same restless curiosity, in a decade where the rules of business have changed underneath him.

Brain coach Jim Kwik makes a practical case that learning, memory and focus are themselves trainable skills — not fixed traits — and lays out a methodology built around mindset, motivation and method for upgrading the way you take in and use information.

James Clear lays out a deceptively simple system for building good habits and dismantling bad ones — built around identity, environment design and 1% daily improvements — and turns what could have been a soft self-help book into something that reads more like engineering for human behaviour.

Tony Robbins distils his Unleash the Power Within methodology into a practical guide on belief change, emotional mastery and the small daily actions that compound into transformation — a book about taking decisive control of focus, language and physiology when everything in modern life is engineered to pull you out of them.

A reflective memoir on tattoos as a language of identity — how the choice to permanently mark the body forces a kind of honesty most of us spend our lives avoiding, and what that ink can tell us about who we have decided to be.

A brutally honest memoir from serial entrepreneur Andrew Wilkinson about the dark side of building wealth, revealing how the pursuit of "enough" money led to anxiety, isolation, and questioning everything he thought he wanted.

A profound exploration of artificial intelligence and human evolution by tech visionary Eric Schmidt, diplomatic master Henry Kissinger, and Microsoft veteran Craig Mundie, examining how AI will reshape civilization itself.