Books & Fiction ‘It’s still so relevant’: The power of Stephen King’s first – and most disturbing – novel The Long Walk The Long Walk imagines young men competing in a deadly marathon for entertainment. A new film version is a reminder of how it anticipated... September 11, 2025
Books & Fiction Graham Linehan: I don’t regret my online posts The Father Ted writer tells the BBC he stands by his online posts which led to his arrest last week. September 9, 2025
Books & Fiction Writers plan to turn Bridport phone boxes into writing hubs Writer Kim Squirrell hopes to reopen Bridport's disused phone boxes as a place for people to write. September 8, 2025
Books & Fiction Bath Children’s Literature Festival launched with book giveaway More than 1,000 children are given a free book to launch the Bath Children's Literature Festival. September 7, 2025
Books & Fiction ‘Boring’ book by Suffolk author aims to send children to sleep Will Hackett-Jones's daughter Katie is the inspiration for the bedtime story with no excitement. September 7, 2025
Books & Fiction Andrée Blouin – Africa’s overlooked independence heroine Blouin ran in the same circles as liberation icons like Patrice Lumumba, Kwame Nkrumah and Sékou Touré. September 5, 2025
Books & Fiction Arundhati Roy’s fierce memoir on life with her mercurial mother Mother Mary comes to me is a raw, bruising, yet life-affirming portrait of Arundhati Roy's mother. September 5, 2025
Books & Fiction Seven claims made in new royal book from Brexit to Coronation A new book on the connections between the royals and politics has revealed some eye-catching stories. September 3, 2025
Books & Fiction Wigtown Book Festival bursts into life A 10-day celebration of all things literary begins in Wigtown with more than 250 events lined up. September 2, 2025