reading

What is it like to hold a whole book festival online? Is it more inclusive? Cheaper? What do audiences think? We've interviewed Grace Keane, a programme manager at the Durham Book Festival, to find ou...

Louise Cusine discusses the Booker Prize winner's latest comments on the exclusionary literary and academic landscape ...

Our writers' discuss some of their favourite, uplifting books to get you reading through the summer......

For Day 9 of our sports challenge, the prompt was 'Best atmosphere ever witnessed'...

Sophie Wilson talks feminism, literature and business with former Newcastle University student Sophie McDermott. ...

Olivia Blackham recommends three books which are the ideal reads for lockdown. ...

Travel Editor Meggie Williams covers the resurgence of reading groups...

For me, if something is to be considered therapeutic, it has to be a form of escape. It has to be something that occupies me entirely, and allows me to switch off from the outside world, forgetting my...

Lily Hopkins writes about one of her favourite holiday reads- Chris Riddell's Poems to Live Your Life....

Music Editor Charlotte Boulton previews this year's Reading and Leeds festival which looks to be a return to form....

Gerry Hart and Lucy Lillystone discuss paper books, comparing them to their less traditional conterparts and whether modern technology is ruining contemporary experiences of reading....

Can you smell the mud in the air? Its festival season, fellow music fans, and by gum does 2018 promise to be a doozie. First, we must get this out of the way. The Arctic Monkeys are back to sow their ...