What’s on at Charleston

Now in its 29th year, the Charleston Festival brings together a remarkable cast of writers, thinkers, More

At the heart of Blake Morrison’s new novel, The Executor, are perennial questions: what matters most, More

Vita and Virginia, a new film due to be released this autumn, co-written by Eileen Atkins More

Bailouts, bubbles, swindles and devaluations: David Kynaston’s authorised history of the Bank of England, otherwise known More

Prior to the presentation of the fourth annual Charleston-EFG John Maynard Keynes Prize, Sir David Attenborough More

A double bill of sublime classical music and art. Clemency Burton-Hill, an award-winning violinist, is also More

Never has there been more concern about dishonesty in public life. From the pre-referendum Brexit debate More

Barney Norris’s novel Turning for Home and Sigrid Rausing’s memoir Mayhem both focus on family members More

Agnès Poirier’s book Left Bank is a celebration of art, passion and the resurgence of Paris More

Robert Webb’s highly personal coming-of-age memoir about not fitting in and a crisis in early adulthood More

The British fascination with heroic failure has clouded the story of Arnhem – the battle for More

The Man Booker Prize for Fiction is the premier UK literary award, generating worldwide attention and, More

Drawing on fascinating new material, Miranda Seymour reveals the ways in which, long after his death, More

Simon Armitage is the poet of his generation as Auden was for the 1930s and Larkin More

The hopes around the turn of the Millennium for a bright new world of ever-spreading democracy More

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The current White House lets it all hang out, but in the past it was far More

Kamila Shamsie’s Women’s Prize short-listed novel Home Fire is a literary thriller about prejudice, immigration and More

The sequel to the global phenomenon The Spirit Level, one of the most influential publications of More

Winner of the Baillie Gifford Prize for Non-Fiction 2017, David France’s How to Survive a Plague More

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Kevin Powers and Aida Edemariam bring personal perspectives to their new books. Kevin Powers’ novel, A More

Anthony Powell, the Proustian literary chronicler of his culture and time – a raffish mid-20th century More

The Modernist Movement flourished due to enlightened editors and critics as well as innovative writers. Helen More