In praise of … protest poetry
Editorial: Al-Barghouti is one of the poets whose work is being celebrated in Poet in the City, a festival of the literature of the Arab spring
Ann Oakley: ‘Barbara Wootton was too visionary’
Ann Oakley is the feminist author best known for The Men's Room. Now she's turned her attention to Barbara Wootton, a forgotten pioneer and suffragette who went on to reject feminism
Codex Calixtinus manuscript stolen from Santiago de Compostela
Priceless 12-century manuscript, which contains Europe's first travel guide, went missing from a safe in Spanish cathedral
Harry Potter fans camp out for final film
Harry Potter and the Deathly Hallows – Part 2 premieres tonight and fans hope for a glimpse of JK Rowling or Daniel Radcliffe
Where’s Sarko? French omnipresident gets comic book treatment
Nicolas Sarkozy's reputation for micro-management and ubiquity depicted in book based on Where's Wally? series
Rachel Maxwell-Hyslop obituary
Foremost scholar of western Asiatic art and archaeology
Carl Jung, part 5: Psychological types
Mark Vernon: The Myers-Briggs test is but one offshoot of Jung's attempt to show how radically people's perceptions and instincts can differ
Final hours of Spanish poet Federico García Lorca revealed
Historian claims to know who made up Franco's execution squad and where they buried the poet during Spain's civil war
Pottermore: JK Rowling’s reading 2.0
Nicholas Lezard: With Pottermore, JK Rowling will lead children to a new stage in the evolution of reading – and get them to help with the material
In praise of … John Locke
Editorial: He has become the first author to sell a million ebooks without a publishing deal
Cloud Atlas to be filmed in Berlin as city eyes starring role in movies
City hopes £62m adaptation of David Mitchell's book will become first German blockbuster
Writing poetry the Sarah Palin way
Alison Flood: The recently-released emails become much more interesting when read as found poems – and offer inspiration to us all
Caitlin Moran’s feminist handbook: Panel verdict
Laurie Penny, Selma James, Zohra Moosa and Bella Mackie: Feminism should be as exciting as rock'n'roll, says Moran. Four writers share their views on her book, How to Be a Woman
Carl Jung, part 4: Do archetypes exist?
Mark Vernon: Jung's theory of structuring principles remains controversial – but provides a language to talk about shared experience