Sean Haldane

Did He Jump or Was He Pushed?

Primo Levi: Bridges of Knowledge

By Mirna Cicioni

Bryan Appleyard

At last we learn what Foucault was All About

Michel Foucault

By Didier Eribon

Jerry Brotton

‘The Play’s the Thing’

David Profumo

A Few of Their Favourite Things

The Chatto Book of Cabbages and Kings

By (Ed) Francis Spufford

Misalliance

By Edward Ableson

D J Taylor

‘He Wrote This Specially For Me’

Sylvia Clayton

Blake’s Progress

Witness against the Beast: William Blake and the Moral Law

By E P Thompson

Patricia Craig

Christie and Sayers

A Talent to Deceive. An Appreciation of Agatha Christie

By Robert Barnard

Dorothy L. Sayers: Nine Literary Studies

By Trevor H. Hall

James Lasdun

Spiced and Curious

The Venetian Vespers

By Anthony Hecht

The Strange Museum

By Tom Paulin

The Equal Skies

By Norman MacCaig

Julian Rathbone

Playing the Giddy Ox

Setting the World on Fire

By Angus Wilson

Robert Irwin

Stealing with Style

Marvellous Thieves: Secret Authors of the Arabian Nights

By Paulo Lemos Horta

Nicholas Murray

All Shall Win Prizes

Allan Massie

Ruddy Old Gore

A View from the Diner's Club

By Gore Vidal

Frank McLynn

Full of Lollipops

The Oxford Book of Villains

By John Mortimer (ed)

David Daiches

Revaluation

Scott and Society

By Graham McMaster

John Bayley

Fools and Wise in Russia

Institute of Fools

By Viktor Nekipelov (Edited & translated by Carynnyk & Maria Horban)

Solzhenitsyn and Dostoevsky: A Study in the Polyphonic Novel

By Vladislav Krasnov

Stories, Volume IV: 1888–1889

By Anton Chekhov (Translated by Ronald Hingley)

Valerie Grove

Line Management

How to Write Like Tolstoy: A Journey into the Minds of Our Greatest Writers

By Richard Cohen

Andrew Gallix

The Making of Meursault

Looking for 'The Outsider': Albert Camus and the Life of a Literary Classic

By Alice Kaplan