The most psychological thrillers to add a chill to your Easter break: Midnight in Soap Lake by Mathew Sullivan, The Serial Killer's Party by Amy Cunningham, The Liar by Louise Jensen

What We Value by Emily Falk: How to rob a bank - be a woman and make a fuss

The Literary Fiction to take into the Easter weekend: Parallel Lines by Edward St Aubyn, Small Boat by Vincent Delacroix, Back in the Day by Oliver Lovrenski

You'll need a cup of tea after reading these: The best Retros out now - FISH TALES by Nettie Jones, ALL THAT IS by James Salter, THE IMAGE OF HER by Simone de Beauvoir

Which precursor to Bridget Jones would Helen Lederer take to a desert island?

'Welcome to an enchanted world': The best Sci-Fi and Fantasy out now - Gifted and Talented by Olivie Blake, North American Lake Monsters by Nathan Ballingrud

Allies At War by Tim Bouverie: A history lesson for Donald Trump

Picture This: Surfing the waves of body positivity

Chilling Thrillers out now: The Death of Us by Abigail Dean, The Final Wife by Jenny Blackhurst, The Midnight King by Tariq Ashkanani

Powerful and emotionally intense: The best Short Stories out now - The Anechoic Chamber by Will Wiles, The Accidentals by Guadalupe Nettel, Hail Mary by Funmi Fetto

A love story that creates a goosebump-raising spell: The best Literary Fiction out now - THE BEST OF EVERYTHING by Kit de Waal, MERE by Danielle Giles, ROOM ON THE SEA by Andre Aciman

New Contemporary fiction for April: Lucky Night by Eliza Kennedy, The Seven O'Clock Club by Amelia Ireland, Sister Europe by Nell Zink

Proof by Adam Kucharski: Milk or tea in first? Confirmed, you really can tell the difference

How many books does Anne Sebba have on the go at once?

Bird Song by Adam Nicolson: Why birds are clever, shrewd - and VERY raunchy