First published in 1965, Henry Van Dyke’s fabulous novella Ladies of the Rachmaninoff Eyes is another exhilarating addition to the Faber Editions series, an expertly curated selection of rediscover…

A couple of days before I arrived in Predappio, I read that Hitler’s birthplace in Austria had been compulsorily...

It all came together so swiftly and perfectly. Writer Frances Stonor Saunders had the idea of asking 12 people living in Britain today w...

Brooklyn Farmer explores the unique challenges facing Brooklyn Grange, a group of urban farmers who endeavor to run a commercially viable farm

Pianist Mitsuko Uchida discusses her cultural influences and her career in music.

This is a class about building a writing practice. As ever, it’s high quality at a low cost, only £45 for the day session and available in-person in Glasgow and online worldwide. Read on to find out more …  BOOK THE IN-PERSON GLASGOW CLASS BY CLICKING HERE Our forthcoming Day School ‘Building a Writing Practice’ […]

An advanced alien race attempts to escape oblivion with the help of a world-sized spaceship, an omniscient supercomputer, and a mysterious group of godlike creatures in this astonishingly illustrated ...

Jenny Staff Johnson examines the unique feminism of Molly Ivins in light of the documentary "Raise Hell."

(1955) Guru Dutt's classic social satire with Madhubala. A poor cartoonist marries money.