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These are the books set to create a buzz in 2021 29th December 2020 Turning the page on another year, experts offer their predictions of what’s going to be hot in the world of books for 2021. By Hannah Stephenson It’s going to be a sizzling year for new books in 2021, from dazzling debuts and celebrity memoirs to tomes exploring diversity, as well as light-hearted reads and even a revisiting of Bridget Jones. Many key titles were delayed due to the pandemic, so there should be a bumper crop of books to bag in 2021, but keep an eye on changing publication dates as the year progresses...

Empireland by Sathnam Sanghera / Viking Several authors tackle colonialism in very different ways, from Alex Renton confronting his own family’s involvement in slavery in Blood Legacy: Reckoning with a Family’s Enslaving Past (Canongate), and Sathnam Sanghera in Kehinde Andrews, who rather more controversially takes on capitalism and racism together in The New Age of Empire: How Racism and Colonialism Still Rule the World (Allen Lane). Gender and Identity Politics Likewise gender and identity politics get a good look-in, from  Julie Bindel’s manifesto, Feminism for Women (Consta...

When, in fact, they should have been able to. >> but she has the same problem -- let me just say, she has same problem with young african-americans as she has with young whites. she is an older candidate. i hope it is not an entitlement thing for clinton. but there is a tremendous amount of ground to make up make up for with millennial black voters. part of the reason for that is they have experienced the impact of the crime bill, what it's done to families, and thankfully on the trail this year, bill and hillary clinton have covered some ground apologizing for it. what she did was phenomenal ...

When, in fact, they should have been able to. >> but she has the same problem -- let me just say, she has same problem with young african-americans as she doesn't relate particularly well to these younger voters. the president relates better to these voters and they're a particular target. >> and so i was just going to say, i don't know -- and i hope that it's not an entitlement thing for hillary and bill clinton. i would say that there is a tremendous amount of ground to make up for with millennial black voters. part of the reason for that is they have experienced the impact of the crime bill...