The Stranger Things actress’ first step into the literary world is described as ‘a moving tale of longing, loss and secrets, and the lengths that we will go to fight for love’
The Mayor of London, Kate Mosse and a raft of Ukrainian authors are the latest announcements to the bill
The long list for the 2023 prize worth £50,000 has been announced
Oe said interviewing Chairman Mao was “so boring”
Ahead of her first UK tour, the iconic author of Bad Feminist tells Jason Okundaye about the fight for equality, life after weight-loss surgery and the new book she’s writing with Channing Tatum
A Stroke of the Pen: The Lost Stories will be published in October
One of his previous novels, Satanic Verses, has been banned in a number of countries and led to a bounty being placed on the author’s head.
From surefire page-turners to coming-of-age classics, these romance books offer true love in literary form
The powerful and informative true stories behind some of the most iconic names
It Ends With Us is a novel about a violent relationship, which was published in 2016
It is being sold for £14, not the recommended retail price of £28, in places such as Waterstones and WH Smith as well as online at Amazon
Harry’s controversial memoir, which was leaked and also sold early by some book shops in Spain last week, was officially released at 12am
From the Londoner whose first book sold for a whopping seven figures to the food writer being compared to Nora Ephron, Francesca Brown compiles the year’s most hyped new writers ten literary names to know now
The acclaimed dramatist was known for her works, The Cloning of Joanna May, The Life, Loves of a She-Devil and the Booker prize-shortlisted Praxis
Capture the big imaginations of the little people in your life with these magical reads. Melanie McDonagh rounds up her favourites
The art historian has just won Waterstones Book of the Year for The Story of Art without Men. She talks to Hattie Crisell
This is a vainglorious and revealing work by Matt Hancock, giving his side of the story, writes Robbie Smith
“We haven’t made way for the younger generation perhaps to the extent that we should have done”
Booker Prize winner Shehan Karunatilaka says he considers whether causing offence will “cost you more than you anticipated”
Shehan Karunatilaka accepted the £50,000 prize for his novel The Seven Moons of Maali Almeida at a ceremony at the Roundhouse
This year’s six shortlisted books have been revealed
Clear a physical space in your house and a mental space in your head for this season’s biggest-hitting new releases, says our resident expert bookworm Francesca Brown
“In France, literature is a man’s world,” the trailblazing Nobel Prize winner once said
Ahead of his debut book Settlers, Jimi Famurewa explains why it took him until adulthood to fall for Nigerian cooking that wasn’t his mum’s
A workaholic her entire life, Mantel produced some of this century’s greatest historical novels
The Wolf Hall and Bring Up the Bodies author’s death has been announced by her literary agents
The bestselling author and ‘Woke-baiting’ provocateur has a new book of essays. She talks Brexit, Megxit and alienating people with Patricia Nicol
As the sixth instalment of the book series is released, JK Rowling explains why she used a pen name
Charming and melancholy, Briggs’s books are classics for a reason
Saucy, sultry and steamy reads with an actual storyline? Yes please!
Put your detective cap on and help these much loved detectives solve the crime
The former MP says food addiction can’t be ‘fixed’, it has to be managed. Martin Robinson agrees
The highly-anticipated series is coming - fans will be agog to find out how the streamer has treated the much-loved work
As Parliament enters summer recess, we ask a panel of MPs what they’ll be reading over the break
