More light has been shed on poets' famously turbulent marriage thanks to unseen correspondence between Plath and her therapist

Indonesian artist Ardian Syaf made numerous references to the protests in Jakarta

It’s no secret – growing up can be hard to do. That’s why journalist Daisy Buchanan was inspired to write a book that’s part memoir and part self-help for her fellow millennials – but the final product bears a message that transcends its target demographic, making How to Be a Grown-Up a must-read for all ages

Kunzru's murder mystery is a meditation on American race relations and old-times blues

He didn't say Pennywise

Former Independent journalist and editor of 'Question Time', Charlie Courtauld wrote a personal diary of his experience of having multiple sclerosis, which was published as a newspaper column and blog, before his death last year

'People didn’t want any more diversity, they didn't want female characters out there'

Just because we get older doesn't mean the life lessons we learn from children's books are any less important. 

This chilling new novel by Delphine de Vigan about an obsessive female relationship will keep you guessing until the very end 

Bergman's new bestselling book, which proposes new ideas for creating a better society, has tapped into a void in politics, in which nobody is painting a picture of the kind of world we want to live in

Atwood's novel paints a future US society in which women are denigrated and exploited for their fertility, treated as nothing more than servants or breeders 

Study observes references to Pride & Prejudice author in several white supremacist blogs

The September release will be 'non-partisan, non-political'

This energetic debut novel about a jaded and alcohol-dependant music journalist who blags a press trip to a music festival in India to investigate his ancestry and has to deal with a dying newspaper industry will take you on a farcical adventure

The Prize celebrates exceptional works of fiction and non-fiction that have breached the worlds of health and medicine

Feminist writer was subject of criticism for comments about the trans woman's experience compared to 'a woman who has lived from the beginning as a woman'

This year marks the 100th anniversary of the birth of the American graphic-novel pioneer Will Eisner, with a starring role at a festival in France and an exhibition at New York's Museum of Illustration

David Barnett looks at a pioneering new project that aims to tell the inspiring stories of women who have shaped the world in comic book form 

X-Files star Gillian Anderson has joined up with journalist Jennifer Nadel to pen a plan for women to take their destinies into their own hands