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Books - News

Last updated 30.09.08

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Beckham does kids books

David Beckham is to launch a series of children's books with plots set in his football academies. The stories, aimed at seven year...

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Sunday Times literary editor moves up

Susannah Herbert, the Sunday Times literary editor, is to edit the paper's News Review...

 

'Is this the end of book trade?', asks mag

"The book business as we know it will not be living happily ever after", writes...

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Books - In Depth

Last updated 31.07.08

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Stepping back to happiness

A tall, spare man in a traditional monk’s habit, Abbot Christopher Jamison of Worth Abbey cuts an unlikely figure as a reality TV star, but three million viewers watched “The Monastery”, the 2005 BBC series set in the abbey which...

To Heller and back

“It’s always been much easier for me to write unpleasant characters,” says Zoë Heller, a note of pride in her voice. She is talking about the dysfunctional family of social justice campaigners she has created for her new...

Decoding manspeak

Canadian-born Dr Linda Papadopoulos occupies a unique position in the public consciousness, being both a regular on daytime TV sofas (“This Morning”, “Richard & Judy” and “GMTV”) and a respected academic who...


Books - Blogs

Last updated 27.06.08

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Cory Doctorow

the story so far . . . and beyond

Cory Doctorow imagines a life in a bookshop over the next 150 years in three interconnected short stories

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Tim Relf

'Networking' is the hardest word

Authors can find networking more difficult than their savvy publishers.

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JONATHAN RUPPIN

'Giant' gap for Christmas

The paperback market in the second half of the year has three distinct phases, summer reading,...

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