Dylan Thomas: Unseen photos show the poet in a fit of rage
The Welsh poet is seen angrily breaking up furniture in a series of never-before published photos.
Les Misérables lyricist Herbert Kretzmer ‘felt lack of credit’, archive reveals
Herbert Kretzmer said his version was "virtually a new, rewritten show" compared with the French original.
Blue plaque honours poet and soldier from Endon
Thomas Ernest Hulme is credited with modernising poetry and influencing poets including TS Eliot.
Ngũgĩ wa Thiong’o – a giant of African literature
The Kenyan author sent shockwaves through African literature by refusing to write in English.
Lisa Marie Presley describes day Elvis died in posthumous memoir
Her daughter tells the BBC about finishing the book after her mother's sudden death last year.
Wuthering Heights: Director Emerald Fennell discusses filming ‘primal’ novel
Emerald Fennell speaks about her much-discussed adaptation of Emily Brontë's novel for the first time.
‘Reading has shaped who I am,’ says Norwich author
Sangu Mandanna says making reading and writing accessible for all is "absolutely vital".
Sir Salman Rushdie ‘pleased’ with attacker’s maximum sentence
Author Sir Salman Rushdie says he hopes the man who stabbed him "reflects upon his deeds" in jail.