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Saturday 25th May |
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Books in the Media
The Confessions Of Amanda Knox I was reading Harry Potter and smoking marijuana on night Meredith Kercher was murdered
Christianity is not 'some freakish relic' 'Christian talk has let itself get sequestered on a kind of genteel reservation'
Wilbur Smith, Author – Portrait Of The Artist 'You only need to look at Fifty Shades of Grey to see I'm not the only person who likes raunch'
Audiobook Of The Year - Outtakes Released Outtakes from the recording of The Woman Who Went to Bed for a Year, narrated by Caroline Quentin have been released by W.F.Howes.
Burnt-out Publisher Embarks On Literary Pilgrimage and recovers the sheer joy of texts
The Neuroscience Of Bob Dylan's Genius How do we have insights, and where does inspiration come from?
The Real Way To Build A Social Network If there is a guru of networking, it is Reid Hoffman
Steve Jobs Refused Cancer Treatment For Too Long, Says Biographer Jobs deeply regretted putting off a decision that might have saved his life, according to his biographer Walter Isaacson
He Said, She Said: Jemima Khan On Appearing In Her Ex-husband's Memoir What's it like to appear in someone's memoirs without your knowledge or approval?
Sarah Palin Alleged To Have Used Cocaine And Marijuana but husband Todd slams 'disgusting' Joe McGinniss book
Gordon Brown and Alistair Darling 'were at odds from the start' Former chancellor faced interference from the then PM, who wished to play down the economic risk from the banking crisis
Movie Trailer: Drive A redband restricted movie trailer for Drive has been released
Rebekah Brooks: The Queen Of Willful Blindness The phone hacking scandal isn't the unfortunate byproduct of a few naughty freelancers
Writer Urges Internet Junkies To Switch Off And Think IT is affecting the way people think and feel and even the physical make-up of their brains
Parenting Guru Bryan Caplan Prescribes Less Fuss – And More Fun Economist Bryan Caplan argues that nurture counts for so little that parents can 'cut themselves a lot of slack'
Breathe In, Breathe Out, And Drop The Coke Buddhist Economics for the 21st Century
Wael Ghonim gets book deal for 'Revolution 2.0' Fourth Estate and Houghton Mifflin Harcourt has bought the rights to publish Ghonim's upcoming book "Revolution 2.0," which will tell 'the inside story of the Egyptian revolution'
Myspace Is The Thang, Innit? Yes, If You Want To Win At Scrabble Myspace, on a triple word score would bag you 48 points and, as of now, it is also legal
Mario Puzo's Bestselling Godfather Novels To Get An Authorised Prequel New novel to explain how Vito Corleone became The Godfather
Call Girl Turned Bestseller Author Takes Third-wave Feminists To Task After penning the Belle de Jour series, centred on her time as an expensive prostitute, Brooke Magnanti's third book will reignite the debate over sex for sale
New Book Claims Malcolm X Killer Is Alive And Well The exact circumstances of the civil rights leader's death – and even the names of all the people involved and implicated in his murder – remain the subject of controversy, 46 years on
How Can You Be A Militant Atheist? In his new book, The Good Book: A Secular Bible, the philosopher, AC Grayling, sets out his manifesto for rational thought
Beatles Tour Manager's 'Lost' Photographs Revealed in New Book Fans can get a new look at the band during its years on the road with Larry Marion's book, 'The Lost Beatles Photographs: The Bob Bonis Archive, 1964-1966.'
Kay Burley Delivers Literary Lesson In Romance Kay Burley: giving Jilly Cooper a run for her money with her novel First Ladies
Kama Sutra: A Guide To The Art Of Pleasure It won't improve your sex life, but the Kama Sutra still makes for a fascinating read |