In praise of… Bob Woodward
Leader: After decades close to power, Bob Woodward is showing he has not forgotten the duties of journalism.
Third Reich epic sparks bidding war
Former aid worker's fascination with 'banality of evil' takes him to the top of French bestseller list.
White House in crisis over ‘Iraq lies’ claims
Watergate journalist's new book exposes how Bush has kept the US public in the dark about the true costs of the 'war on terror'.
English and proud of it
Mike Phillips searches for the deeper meaning behind one immigrant's success story, George Alagiah's A Home From Home.
Student finds Frost poem lost for 88 years
A poem by Robert Frost that has lain unpublished and forgotten for 88 years has been rediscovered by a student in Virgina. The poem, War Thoughts at Home, was written in 1918, after his good friend Edward Thomas died in the trenches, and casts light on the development of his first world war poetry.
Support for author accused of lying
· Laundry survivors to make statement· Brother backs writer's allegations
Global deal for novel by girl, 11
Chinese prodigy sent fantasy manuscript to US publisher by email.
Corfu pays belated tribute to Durrells
· Commemorative park to honour British brothers
· Authors put island on the tourist map
Judge throws out charges against Turkish novelist
Turkey's best-known woman novelist was acquitted yesterday of 'insulting Turkishness' in the latest case to draw attention to the limitations of freedom of speech in Turkey.
Police out in force as Turkish writer is acquitted
Nicholas Birch reports from the trial of Turkish novelist Elif Shafak in Istanbul.