The literature festival returns to Wolverhampton from 6-8 February.

The festival is set to coincide with International Women's Day and will also feature local authors.

Bookshop has a long and eclectic history and occupies one of the town's oldest buildings.

Nathan Rodney-Jones uses a vintage typewriter to craft bespoke verses on the street.

Sangu Mandanna says making reading and writing accessible for all is "absolutely vital".

BBC Scotland speaks to people involved in the book community in south west Scotland.

Publisher Noel Carrington is credited with creating some of Britain's best-loved children's books.

Author Sir Salman Rushdie says he hopes the man who stabbed him "reflects upon his deeds" in jail.

Booker judges describe British-Hungarian author David Szalay's Flesh as "a very special book".