LA Confidential author James Ellroy speaks to Nicholas Glass about living in history, lying in dark rooms and why his newest tale of "realistic intrigue" is his greatest work yet.
From rudimentary drawings to a portrait of nineteenth century Britain: hundreds of unseen images are going on display in the British Library's first ever photographic exhibition. Andrew Thomas reports.
The remains of Federico Garcia Lorca, who was killed at the beginning of the Spanish civil war, are to be exhumed this week. Joanna Simpson talks to the poet's niece.
Technology correspondent Benjamin Cohen goes to the world's largest book fair in Frankfurt, where publishers from around the globe have been considering how to tackle online piracy.
