His virtue rings through time

Planned Parenthood volunteers dressed in red cloaks and white bonnets to protest the brutality and sexism of the GOP's healthcare bill 

Social media platforms are stepping up to help fans celebrate the Wizarding World's very special birthday in style

David Lagercrantz dreams of writing the perfect literary novel, a new Anna Karenina, but feels he is slumming it. Yet popular often means very good. Andy Martin reports

You've spent too many summers reading novels, isn't it about time you started to write one yourself. Jennifer Howard selects the best of the world's writing retreats 

The ‘Now With Even Less Austerity’ version will be available later this month

Tapes reportedly recorded by Diana in 1991 were made as her marriage to Prince Charles began to disintegrate

This second novel by the Bailey's Prize-shortlisted author is a timely warning of the coming dangers of global warming

About an immortal Elf falling in love with a mortal man

Joyce Carol Oates tackles America's abortion war in her new novel with a magnificent story about two broken families 

The science journalist deploys a heavy arsenal of data to dispel any myths about the differences between women and men

This debut novel has already been snapped up by by Benedict Cumberbatch’s production company SunnyMarch and Hera Pictures who want to make the film 

Oh Zoe! will publish the book later this year

A new collection of short stories by Murakami explore the lives of men who find themselves alone 

Steve Crawshaw's Street Spirit is a celebration of some of the most remarkable protests from around the world that have used humour, courage and creativity to bring about change

His brother said 'it will be lovely' to see him

Richard H Turner’s book ‘Hog: proper pork recipes from the snout to the squeak’ is dedicated to scrumptious porcine goodness

'Reading it feels like eating scented cotton balls'

Author has been a consistent critic of Mr Trump