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Penelope Lively sees Northern Lights • Tim Mackintosh-Smith gets the shivers with M.R. James • David Gilmour revisits books he read as a child • Duff Hart-Davis smells something fishy • Mike Petty takes a trip to old Fleet Street • John Saumarez Smith is rushed off his feet • Christopher Rush pays tribute to the modest bard of Orkney • Irma Kurtz reflects on adultery • Jill Paton Walsh goes behind the Iron Curtain • Anthony Perry faces the end • Emma Tennant takes an unexpected phone call . . .
- Anderson, Hans Christian
- Bookshops and bookselling
- Brett, Simon
- Brown, George Mackay
- Children’s stories
- Connolly, Cyril
- Dabrowska, Maria
- Douglas-Home, Jessica
- Frayn, Michael
- Gilmour, David
- Griesemer, John
- Hart-Davis, Duff
- Hawthorne, Nathaniel
- Hinton, Nigel
- Hoskins, W. G.
- James, M. R.
- Kurtz, Irma
- Lagerlöf, Selma
- Lively, Penelope
- Longo, Giuseppe
- Lopez, Barry
- Mackintosh-Smith, Tim
- Márai, Sándor
- Monsarrat, Nicholas
- Nesbit, E.
- Onassis, Jacqueline
- Perry, Anthony
- Petty, Mike
- Pirkis, Gail & Wood, Hazel
- Rhys, Jean
- Rush, Christopher
- Searle, Ronald
- Shelton, Richard
- Smith, John Saumarez
- Sutcliff, Rosemary
- Taylor, Elisabeth Russell
- Tennant, Emma
- Timmermans, Felix
- Walker, Annabel
- Walsh, Jill Paton
- Woodman, Richard
Roman Wall
‘In clear and elegant prose he described how lanes and hedges, copses, farmsteads, fields and place names could tell the story of the past and explain the configuration of the present . . .'
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