Articles from the author

Marina Lewycka is rushing to make up for lost time after finding a new career at 60

The horrifying chain of events that unfolds in 'The Facility' is made even more terrifying by its clear and present plausibility

Three exhibitions at the Mathaf, in Doha, trace the development of Arab Modern art

Hungarian pianist Gergely Boganyi believes there is rhythm in everything, even in the movement of our bodies

Edgar Mueller always loved sketching. But the day he saw a chalk painting on the street, he knew he had found his passion

Three narratives in a whodunnit provide great insight into character

Despite the jump in the sales of electronic books, not many readers want to give up the experience of reading printed ones

Kate Morton loves books that reveal "secrets and all that sort of thing"

Matthew Barley is deemed 'one of the world's most adventurous cellists'

Greg Mortenson brings the power of education to children in Pakistan and Afghanistan

An exploration of the game of honour, played on the highest ground in the world

Truss is shocked by the popularity of her bestseller 'Eats, Shoots and Leaves'