Features
24/05/2013 by Tom Tivnan
The writer, Labour peer and broadcasting legend's latest book delves deep into the personal. He tells us how fiction can be more real than memoir
22/05/2013 by John Osborne
Brits have a love/hate relationship with the seaside, but John Osborne tells us why we (luckily!) don't need the sunshine to enjoy the British coast
21/05/2013 by Stacey Bartlett
Gill Hornby, sister of Nick, tells us about her first novel The Hive, which she descibes as 'Mean Girls for mums'
15/05/2013 by Daniel Lipscombe
Author of smash-hit Heart-Shaped Bruise Tanya Byrne on the pressures of writing book two
14/05/2013 by Joanna Rossiter
Joanna Rossiter tells WLTB about the abandoned village which inspired her first novel The Sea Change
14/05/2013 by Felicity Wood
Poet Kate Clanchy's new novel is perfect for fans of Alan Hollinghurst, Ali Smith and Zoe Heller
22/05/2013 by kirsty.wright@bookseller.co.uk
The spine-tingling video to Rick Yancey's sci fi smash-hit The 5th Wave
07/02/2013 by Stacey Bartlett
Teju Behan hadn't seen a book until after she was married, but has now carved a career as a successful artist and illustrator
06/02/2013 by Felicity Wood
Paula Lichtarowicz's debut novel is about 'the most unreliable of unreliable narrators' – a little girl who lives in a cult
05/02/2013 by Paul Torday
We asked Salmon Fishing in the Yemen author Paul Torday what his seven castaway reads would be
05/02/2013 by Stacey Bartlett
When Marco Roth's father was diagnosed as HIV-positive, devastating secrets began to shape the writer's teenage years growing up in New York
01/02/2013 by Sarah Butler
The author of Ten Things I've Learnt About Love tells us about hard work, editing and surprises
01/02/2013 by Felicity Wood
The Ten Things I've Learnt About Love writer tells us how her touching debut novel about a father and daughter was borne of a relationship breakdown
01/02/2013 by Danny Arter
Debut author Gavin Extence decided to write his novel when it seemed the universe was against him
01/02/2013 by Tom Tivnan
William Dalrymple tells us how the research that took him to Afghanistan for Return of a King nearly killed him
01/02/2013 by Deborah Cohen
In a history of Britain from the perspective of families and their hidden stories, Deborah Cohen looks at changing notions of shame
