Books

As the hit podcast We Have Ways of Making You Talk arrives in book form, its creators ponder some of the biggest questions in WW2 history

These books will keep you thinking long after you’ve finished them.

EXCLUSIVE: Broadcaster and author Frank Gardner on battling on, two decades after the terror attack that nearly took his life and the growing threats facing the UK

Eighty years after the de Havilland Chipmunk entered the RAF Service, the author of a new book about the ‘Chippie’ pays tribute to an aerial legend

Precipice and Fatherland author Robert Harris joins a spectacular line-up of guests and speakers at the Cliveden Literary Festival

The first official Game of Thrones theatrical production took place in Stratford-upon-Avon, with A Song of Ice and Fire author George RR Martin making his first public appearance after his recent health update.

Pharmacologist Rod Flower tells the story of medicines in his fascinating new book

I can almost guarantee you’ll spy someone reading one of these amazing novels during summer 2026 and beyond.

Poe and Tilly return in The Killer’s Mark; also reviewed Alex Gerlis’s brilliant new WWII spy novel, a stunning contemporary thriller and a charming sports book

George RR Martin has broken his silence with his first blog post in almost half a year. The Game of Thrones author has been writing The Winds of Winter for the past 15 years and is now also working on the fourth Dunk and Egg short story. In his new …