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Thursday, June 30, 2016
Roald Dahl's BFG becomes Guid and Freendly in Scots translation
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Marking the much loved author’s centenary, new version reconstructs the classic children’s character, ‘fower times as lang as the langest hu...
'In stressed times, we can take comfort in wildlife': why nature-writing is 'exploding'
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The shortlist for the Wainwright nature-writing prize’s third year is announced as bookshops report dramatic rise in the genre’s sales Now ...
Wednesday, June 29, 2016
Alvin Toffler, author of Future Shock, dies aged 87
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Toffler was one of the world’s most famous futurists who foresaw how digital technology would transform the world Alvin Toffler, a guru of ...
Alvin Toffler, author of Future Shock, dies aged 87
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Toffler was one of the world’s most famous futurists who foresaw how digital technology would transform the world Alvin Toffler, a guru of ...
Angola court orders conditional release of jailed activist book club
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17 young activists to be released three months after they were arrested during a book club meeting discussing non-violent resistance to repr...
The Swordfish and the Star by Gavin Knight review – Cornwall’s dark, dangerous side
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Hair-raising stories from the fishing ports of Cadgwith and Newlyn reveal a Cornwall very different from that known to tourists and second-h...
What we Cannot Know by Marcus du Sautoy review – the seven edges of knowledge
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Among the frontiers identified are time, the cosmos, consciousness and God, but aren’t swaths of knowledge concerned with meaning rather tha...
Tuesday, June 28, 2016
Game of Thrones: how will Winds of Winter regain the suspense stolen by the show?
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For those reading George RR Martin’s fantasy series, HBO’s dramatisation has been thrilling – but now it’s ahead of the books, it will be wo...
Andrew Miller: 'I was trying to leap out of my habitual mind'
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After six novels, the author explains, fiction had begun to seem like a rather hollow formula. For his seventh, The Crossing, he wanted to f...
Enid Blyton book illustrations through the ages – in pictures
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Illustrator Alex T Smith takes us on a fascinating tour of Enid Blyton book cover art from the 1940s to the present day Continue reading......
Harry Mount’s Odyssey review – in the wake of Homer’s hero
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This re-creation of Odysseus’s convoluted route home from Troy is a study in self-deprecation that wears its learning lightly Let’s get the...
The books that honour the bloodiest of battles
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On the centenary of the Somme, these are the titles that best bring the horror show to life I was still a teenager when I first struggled th...
I’m Not With the Band: A Writer’s Life Lost in Music by Sylvia Patterson – review
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The music journalist’s account of her life and encounters with the stars is both angry and hilarious Before the myth-making, chin-stroking m...
Monday, June 27, 2016
Has Ann Patchett picked the best 75 books of the past 75 years?
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She and her bookshop’s staff have assembled a great, inclusive list. As with all lists, there are annoying omissions – but I’m not sure I co...
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