Arnold Schwarzenegger to scrap school textbooks in favour of ebooks
Governor of California seeks to cut budget deficit by replacing 'outdated' textbooks with electronic reading devices
In praise of … Joseph O’Neill’s Netherland
Editorial: Mr Obama's selection of Joseph O'Neill's latest book is politically astute for a number of reasons
A book on media censorship, you say? Let me get out my black marker
The D notice system is the voluntary pact that kept Harry's Afghanistan trip out of the papers. A new book exposes its past - up to 1997, writes Richard Norton-Taylor
Why new dads don’t always love their baby
Authors want to break 'conspiracy of silence' over fatherhood's guilt, misery and pretence
How America’s first couple overcame their rocky moments
Marriage between Barack and Michelle Obama was not always smooth-running, book claims
Mario Vargas Llosa’s debate challenge halts Hugo Chávez marathon broadcast
Venezuela's president, had promised surprises during four-day TV show, but an embarrassing retreat was probably not what he had in mind
In praise of … Antony Beevor
Editorial: Antony Beevor is a military historian who makes us look afresh at events we thought we understood
Stars urge women: don’t fight to stay young, embrace the freedom of age
Actresses and authors join forces to celebrate 'honest, empowering' book on growing older
The Interview
Rachel Cooke talks to Alaa al Aswany about love, torture, and why he still practises dentistry
Archishop’s sermon: you can find God in Eliot, Austen and even Philip Pullman
Rowan Williams delivers evensong at Hay-on-Wye in front of audience of 250 - including Desmond Tutu
What the future looks like
As the planet faces the most dangerous century in its 4.5bn-year history, astronomer royal Martin Rees looks into his crystal ball
Suspended jail sentence for Mein Kampf publisher
Man sued for copyright infringement by German state of Bavaria, which holds the rights to the book
Clive James: ‘I would have been an obvious first choice for cocaine death. I could use up a lifetime’s supply of anything in two weeks’
The G2 interview: Clive James talks with Decca Aitkenhead
Secrets and ties
Brenda Blethyn gave Edna O'Brien a lift one day - and got a ghostly role in her new play in return. The friends talk roots, religion and rebellion with Alfred Hickling
Britain failing to make Bashir’s arrest a priority, says ICC’s chief prosecutor
Luis Moreno-Campo singles out UK for criticism in failing to take tough line against Sudan