THE EDITORIAL ⟩ The Moving Image of Eternity
Colin Wilson reflects on his prolific career as an author, particularly his journey into writing about the occult.
Jeanette Winterson, writer: "I prefer to be shot in the street rather than die in silence in my bed"
Jeanette Winterson, the British author, emphasizes the importance of imagination as a form of resistance against fascism during her visit to Barcelona to receive an honorary degree from UOC.
The True Iron Man of Spy Literature Has Died
Len Deighton, the British author known for his spy novels including 'The Ipcress File,' has passed away at the age of 97.
British spy author Len Deighton has died
British spy author Len Deighton, known for his debut novel 'The IPCRESS File', has passed away at the age of 97.
Spy novel star Len Deighton dies aged 97 as tributes pour in
Len Deighton, a celebrated British author famous for his spy novels, has died at the age of 97, prompting an outpouring of tributes from fans and admirers.
Swedish Children's Book Could Win Prestigious British Award
Swedish authors Uje Brandelius and Clara Dackenberg are nominated for the prestigious Carnegie Medal in the UK for their children's book 'The Playdate.'
Love, Beyond Infatuation
British philosopher John Armstrong examines the complex nature of love in his book 'The Requirements of Love', highlighting it as a fundamental human sentiment that requires effort and understanding.
See the 2026 British Book Awards shortlist in full as survivors and UK icons nominated
The shortlist for the 2026 British Book Awards includes notable figures such as Virginia Giuffre and Sarah Wynn-Williams, alongside renowned UK icons.
British Reading Promotion: How to Bring Children Back to Reading?
The article discusses the decreasing interest in reading among young people in the UK and efforts to reengage them through initiatives like the Booker Prize for children’s literature.
'Beautiful' period drama based on beloved author's real life on Channel 4 tonight
A new period drama based on the early life of J.R.R. Tolkien is airing on Channel 4, highlighting his orphan childhood, World War I experiences, and romantic life.
In Memory of Angela Carter: 'Scheherazade' Lost on the Way to Us
This piece reflects on the literary legacy of British author Angela Carter and her unique interpretations of Eastern storytelling, particularly through the character of Scheherazade.
‘Distant Pavilions’, nostalgia for the great omnipotent novel in British India
‘Distant Pavilions’, written by M. M. Kaye in 1978, is a nostalgic adventure novel set in British India that combines classic adventure fiction with a traditional love story.
A Good End to a Good Life: The Respected British Writer Allan Massie Has Died
Respected author and journalist Allan Massie has passed away at the age of 87, a month after retiring from his position as a literary critic for The Scotsman due to cancer, leaving a legacy of nearly thirty published books and many reviews and columns.
"Men can be extremely inventive when they harm themselves"
British writer Julian Barnes, suffering from an incurable yet manageable form of blood cancer, is leaving behind his final work titled "Farewell(s)" as his legacy.
Julian Barnes says he's enjoying himself, but that 'Departure(s)' is his last book
British author Julian Barnes shares his experience with a rare form of blood cancer and expresses that 'Departure(s)' will be his final book.
Literature: "I Distrust the Happy Ending"
British author Julian Barnes reflects on his life and his new book 'Farewell(s)' in celebration of his upcoming 80th birthday, discussing his survival after a cancer diagnosis with surprising cheerfulness.
British Library acquires archive of rural life writer and essayist Ronald Blythe
The British Library has obtained the archive of Ronald Blythe, providing access to a century of his literary works focused on rural life in East Anglia.
Poison, Crimes, British Style and 'Gray Cells': The Empire of Agatha Christie's Bestsellers
Agatha Christie passed away in an Oxfordshire village fifty years ago, yet her works remain timeless classics alongside literary giants.
Susanna Clarke, the bestseller who conquers with her literary universe that mixes Jane Austen with wizards
British author Susanna Clarke has created a unique literary universe combining elements of Jane Austen's style with magic, notably in her acclaimed novel 'Jonathan Strange and Mr Norrell,' which has won praise from authors such as Neil Gaiman.
Florence Knapp: "Naming your child 'by tradition' can border on abuse of power"
British author Florence Knapp shines with her debut, 'Los nombres', exploring how a single decision can fracture a life into three distinct destinies.
Michael Moorcock's Novel 'Mother London': 'When I Walk Through London, I See History'
This article discusses Michael Moorcock's novel 'Mother London,' highlighting his transition from fantasy writing to social commentary as depicted through the city's historical lens.