Future Library: Valeria Luiselli joins 100-year time capsule
The Future Library, a century-long literary time capsule, preserves authors’ works until 2114, while bridging generations with words.
The Future Library, a century-long literary time capsule, preserves authors’ works until 2114, while bridging generations with words.
The Festival of the Accused explores the enduring legacy of trials against witches and their relevance in the 21st century.
Explore the true story of Guy Fawkes, the Gunpowder Plot and its influence on British history and culture in these books.
The firing of a Texas teacher over Anne Frank graphic novel sparks censorship debate – controversy, curriculum approval questioned.
‘Nineteen Steps’, the debut book by Millie Bobby Brown is a commendable historical tale with a touch of romance but room for improvement.
Professor Hakim Adi was shortlisted for the prestigious Wolfson History Prize only weeks after the University of Chichester made him redundant.
The haunting tale of the ill-fated ship in The Wager by David Grann is a gripping journey through survival, truth, and the power of stories.
Navigating historical authenticity and modern sensibilities as books by Roald Dahl are being rewritten as part of this contentious debate.
Exploring the profound impact of the partition of India and Pakistan through historical accounts, personal stories and important books.
Explore the historical perspective on pandemics in Foreign Bodies by Simon Schama. Unravelling tales of human ingenuity, and irrationality.