Celebrate East & Southeast Asian (ESEA) Heritage Month with Toppings and listen to a panel of three powerhouse writers: Anna Sulan Masing, Katie Goh and Alice Mah.
The Examined Life, the bestselling debut from psychoanalyst Stephen Grosz, was about learning how to live; his new book, Love's Labour, is about learning how to love.
Become a member of the No Lost Causes Club and join Lauren McQuistin, the author behind the wildly popular Instagram account @brutalrecovery.
This illustrated talk will place Virginia Woolf in the context of Modernism and the contemporary art and literature scene
Britain has always been a craft land. For generations what we made with our hands defined our identities, built our communities and shaped our regions.
The night is a time of darkness and nightmares, fear and vulnerability, especially for women. And, yet, it is another world, full of beauty and possibility, too.
Shamanism has long been a popular theme among anthropologists. Now, with the growth of cognitive archaeology in recent decades.
Join Professor Alice Roberts as she takes us on an investigative journey to establish who spread Christianity, how and why; the story of the fall of an Empire – and the rise of another.
The Aspern Papers by Henry James is the story of an obsessed admirer of a deceased romantic poet and the desperate lengths he will go to in order to procure papers allegedly held by the poet’s former lover.
Mariella Frostrup teams up with daughter of Mary Berry, chef Belles Berry to provide you with a menopause survival toolkit
In the 1960s, Bath City Council set about replacing lesser Georgian buildings with modern developments. Most were out of harmony, out of proportion and, even worse, out of place.
Somerset-based Matthew Pennington is co-author of The Ethicurean Cookbook and co-founder of The Ethicurean restaurant