Manx poems are part of my identity, says former Isle of Man Bard
Annie Kissack's new collection of about 70 poems includes some written in the Manx language.
Heated Rivalry: Boys’ Love, the Asian gay romance genre that came first
Same-sex romance has flourished in Asia as a haven of fantasy and escapism for women and the queer community.
Ann Cleeves: Author behind Shetland series says more books to come
The author said she had intended The Killing Stones to be a "one off" but now thinks she will write more.
‘When the other side declares war on you, you still have to do the job’: Clinton on being president and his new thriller
Former US President Bill Clinton and best-selling author James Patterson sat down with the BBC to discuss how real life informed their new political...
Waterstones would sell books written by AI, says chain’s boss
James Daunt says booksellers instinctively have "disdain" for AI but it could be sold if clearly labelled.
Wigtown Book festival weathers Storm Amy with increased ticket sales
Organisers say staff and volunteers went "above and beyond to keep the show on the road".
From Woolf to Poldark, the Cornwall that inspires writers
How has Cornwall inspired Winston Graham, EV Thompson, Virginia Woolf and Daphne du Maurier?
Exhibition shows Jane Austen’s life in ‘dismal’ Oxford
The exhibition at St John's College shows Georgian Oxford through the eyes of the Austen family.
Sally Doherty: ‘Chopstick Sally’ allows author to feel more included
Sally Doherty, who lives in Surrey, was diagnosed with myalgic encephalomyelitis (ME) in May 2006.