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Jen Campbell reviews the shortlisted books for this year's literary award.
A new photographic exploration of cottage-style buildings, from RIBA award-winning designs in Wales to Japanese woodland escapes.
Jen Campbell reflects on a year of reading and her favourite books, from Booker Prize longlisted to speculative fiction.
Gail Pirkis reflects on 22 years of Slightly Foxed and why some books deserve a second life.
The author and lecturer on finding time for writing, translating history, and her new book, The Original.
Francesca Beauman in conversation with Jen Campbell on shining a light on neglected women writers and critiquing the literary canon.
Curating books at Libreria and a Slow Sundays collaboration with TOAST.
Alice Vincent on the quiet work of play, finding connection in song and her new book, Hark.
The craftsperson and author on hand-sewing, finding community, and her new book, The Names.
Jen Campbell selects this year's best reads from children's picture books to the Women's Prize shortlist.
Jen Campbell reflects on the otherworldly appeal of science fiction titles.
Jen Campbell shares a selection of spectral tales for misty autumn mornings.
Jo Rodgers meets with the New York-based author to discuss his fourth novel, Entitlement.
Jen Campbell shares her favourite poetry anthologies and the lines that most resonate.
Jen Campbell reviews a new short story for every day of the week.
Jen Campbell reflects on her journey to motherhood with a selection of comforting literary favourites.
Jo Rodgers meets the author whose book, The Garden Against Time, recounts the restoration of a walled garden in Suffolk.
The photojournalist on the beauty and complexity of caring for hot springs.
In her new book, outdoor psychotherapist and geologist Ruth Allen explores the connection between our inner and outer landscapes.
Harriet Baker’s new book explores how Virginia Woolf, Sylvia Townsend Warner and Rosamond Lehmann were forever changed by a move to the countryside.
Jen Campbell walks from Battersea Station to Brompton Cemetery with Christiane Ritter’s memoir, A Woman in the Polar Night.
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