Kate Mosse on the Women's Prize for Non-Fiction: the future of literary history belongs to women
The co-founder of the Women’s Prize for Non-Fiction explains why now is a golden age for female writers
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The co-founder of the Women’s Prize for Non-Fiction explains why now is a golden age for female writers
A blast of arctic air is moving south, mounding hailstones in drifts along hedgerows. Weeks ago, temperatures were high, touching 22C in parts - now they're dipping to -10C.
Fife author Val McDermid was delighted to learn her novel 1979 was the most popular among the region's library users last year.
Gyles Brandreth's book of the year was published in 1941. Looking For Trouble by Virginia Cowles and it is so beautifully written.
British writer Raynor Winn and her husband Moth live to walk. But they have learned, over the thousands of miles they've marched, that they also walk to live. That's especially true in Moth's case: He suffers from a rare, slow-progressing brain disease called corticobasal degeneration that affects his memory, communication and movement. A decade ago, after a bad business decision...