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Behind the headlines
Charlotte Haines-Lyon reviews three books that go behind the headlines |
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A new look at Narnia
Philip Purser-Hallard reviews Michael Ward's new book looking at the relationship between Narnia and the planets |
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Saving the world
Charlotte Haines Lyon reviews some of the latest books about saving the world |
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Essays and self-help
Charlotte Haines Lyon reviews the latest book titles including a collection of essays from Philip Pullman, the late Anita Roddick, Hugh Fearnly-Whittingstall, Hilary Benn and others |
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What would Jesus buy?
Charlotte Haines Lyon reviews What Would Jesus Buy and other new Christian titles |
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Thirst for Life
Charlotte Haines Lyon reviews the Christian Aid/CAFOD book for Lent, Thirst for Life |
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Slavery books
Charlotte Haines-Lyon and Andrew Chapman present a round-up of some newly-published books looking at the history and impact of the slave trade, past and present |
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Book of the month
Charlotte Haines Lyon explores questions of truth and lies in Carry Me Down |
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Awright geeezzza?!
FROM THE ARCHIVE: Suzanne Elvidge meets the author of the Cockney Bible, Mike Coles |
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Fay Sampson
FROM THE ARCHIVE: Suzanne Elvidge meets the mathematician who is now an bestselling author |
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Leo Hickman
FROM THE ARCHIVE: Andy Jackson talks to the Guardian journalist who spent a year leading an ethical lifestyle |
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A dark agenda?
FROM THE ARCHIVE: Susan Roberts talked to Philip Pullman about God, the church and the meaning of life |
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