Category - books
Don and Rosie take two: Graeme Simsion’s The Rosie Effect
Jesus had two children claims new book The Lost Gospel
Reading as rehabilitation: the success of the #booksforprisoners campaign
Speak, Memory confirms Vladimir Nabokov is a literary magician
Should the prisoners’ book limit be scrapped?
The danger within fairy tales
Why Dickens’ Bleak House is…well, bleak
Terrifying books to read on Halloween
Top three fictional places you wouldn’t mind being stuck
Fan fiction: Harmless fun or a step too far?
Dunham’s Not That Kind of Girl is “an ideal mix of sex and self-pity”
When the forbidden is aloud
Analysing Richard Flanagan’s Booker Prize Winning Novel
Talking to Robert Elms about The Way We Wore: A Life in Threads
A Tempest hits the Southbank
The Narrow Road to the Deep North: Booker Shortlist Review
In Defence of Serious Reading
Back To School: My Top Five Fictional Teachers
‘Terror and Wonder’ Exhibition at the British Library
Historical fiction, censorship, and the assassination of literature
A look at Atwood’s dystopia: The Handmaid’s Tale
Shark by Will Self is more than some can chew
A book everyone should read: The Bone Clocks
What does the future hold for the bookshop?
Top Ten Best Books About Feminism Out There
Read Women 2014 and promoting female authors