Standing in Another Man's Grave
Scottish crime writer Ian Rankin tells Stephen Jewell how he was able to revive the career of his popular hero, who’s still looking for the nearest pub.
Scottish crime writer Ian Rankin tells Stephen Jewell how he was able to revive the career of his popular hero, who’s still looking for the nearest pub.
The chardonnay-swilling, journal-writing Bridget Jones is to return in a third novel next year, her creator Helen Fielding has announced.
Pacey thriller takes you on a wild ride, discovers Nicky Pellegrino.
Some of the country's best-known people have shared their favourite places and fondest memories in a new book.
Christchurch mayor Bob Parker doesn't pull any punches in a personal account of the earthquakes that rocked his city.
They’re a passionate bunch, cyclists. None more so than producer and comedian Jon Bridges, who’s even written a book about cycling. Suzanne McFadden meets him to get the wheel story.
Nicky Pellegrino is amused by Mrs Windsor's rail ride to Scotland.
Pamela Stephenson recounts her life with candour, says Nicky Pellegrino.
Greg Dixon finds, that the little book that helped spawn an industry might not have seen the light of day.
Without ugliness, there is no beauty. Cultural commentator Stephen Bayley celebrates the power of imperfection.