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The stark differences between two brothers are thrown into relief as they navigate grief in this moving novel from the Normal People author

The Irish author on Enid Blyton at bedtimes, discovering Dickens, and the brilliance of Edna O’Brien

INTERVIEW: The Cambridge student was only 24 when she released her ostentatious debut. Critics and fellow writers fell over themselves with enthusiasm, hailing Smith the voice of fiction’s future. Now, 25 years later, the author speaks to Nick Duerden about the book that changed her life

The perma-dieting, toxic man-loving heroine of Helen Fielding’s books is easily written off as a product of her time. Claudia Cockerell on why she’s more relevant than ever

W. Maxwell Prince and Martin Morazzo's anthology welcomes some new writers

Authors say plan to shut more than 20 public libraries could have devastating effect on Scotland’s cultural future

The start of a new Trump presidency in the US may well signal the introduction of policies that limit the knowledge children can access in schools.

Nora Roberts is so prolific she had to take up a pen name so her publisher could release more of her books each year

Here's what to read before 'Atmosphere' hits shelves later this year.

Bestselling author Colleen Hoover is making headlines for all the wrong reasons. Hoover recently deactivated her Instagram, sparking speculation that she may retire from writing for life.

The couple from The Lesser Bohemians return in this innovative tale of two lovers and of London, in all its sadness and grunginess and grandeur