"I've taken my youngest daughter on tour and we just rolled with it. Start as you mean to go on. That's my motto."

A few alternatives to Jilly Cooper's Rivals, which also serves as a reading list to keep you going until Christmas. And going, and going...

Episodes, by illustrator Alex Scott, confronts our strange obsession with television, advertising and social media.

If you're being forced back into the office, turn to this sage nostalgic sartorial advice.

SYSCA's Lucy Blakiston and Bel Hawkins let it all hang out.

Abigail Dell'Avo meets the people who bought Everything That Moves, Moves Through Another to life.

Good covers to devour under the covers.

As the climate changes and wars escalate, do we really need any more stories written by white women about white women's problems?

Her book Splinters is a sharply funny portrait of love in decline, a manual for how to live after love. 

‘I didn’t realise how much I had felt the societal pressure to have children until I chucked the ticking biological clock in the bin.’

In a culture obsessed with biohacking and habit stacking, there is a wholesome and potent force oft-overlooked.

The tastemaker has entered a new personal era and it shows in his work.