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Sigrid Rausing: 'The sadness was overwhelming' The Guardian - 18-May-2014

The Burning Answer review a scorching diatribe, with a few holes The Guardian - 18-May-2014

Cold Blood: Adventures with Reptiles and Amphibians review growing up with Britain's lesser-loved wildlife The Guardian - 18-May-2014

Mark Twain's Famous Outcasts Float Through Three Centuries NPR - 18-May-2014

'Wynne's War,' A Modern Take On The Classic 'Mideastern' NPR - 18-May-2014

No One Wants To Be With The Marlboro Man: Terry Crews On 'Manhood' NPR - 18-May-2014

In 'Clash Of The Financial Pundits,' Clarity For The Investor? NPR - 18-May-2014

All the Light We Cannot See by Anthony Doerr review a story of morality, science and Nazi occupation The Guardian - 18-May-2014

The Saturday Poem: Lessons in the Orchard The Guardian - 18-May-2014

Joshua Ferris: 'I think the internet is a force of anxiety' The Guardian - 18-May-2014

Bye-bye ... Philip Roth talks of fame, sex and growing old in last interview The Guardian - 18-May-2014

A 'New York Times' Shake-up, But Not The One You're Thinking Of NPR - 17-May-2014

The 'Wayward And Defiant' Life Of Journalist Rebecca West NPR - 17-May-2014

From Scarlett Johansson to Tony Blair to the Queen: the noble tradition of writing real people into novels The Guardian - 17-May-2014

My Crazy Century by Ivan Klíma review memoirs of an unconventional great The Guardian - 17-May-2014

Dylan Thomas: not just a womanising drunk The Guardian - 17-May-2014

Glow by Ned Beauman review a new drug hits London The Guardian - 17-May-2014

Linda Grant: 'I have killed my books' The Guardian - 17-May-2014

Book News: If Jesus Dictates A Book To You, Who Holds The Copyright? NPR - 17-May-2014

Pop Culture Happy Hour: Fairy Tales And A Fall TV Quiz NPR - 17-May-2014