Meet the author: Jurassic Park screenwriter and Cold Storage novelist, David Koepp
He’s been dubbed one of the greatest screenwriters of the 20th and 21st Centuries.
Think it’s hol over? Not quite: How the appliance of science is putting lost legends back on the road again through holograms
Buddy Holly never made it to Scotland during his whirlwind UK Tour in 1958 and, after a plane crash robbed the world of his musical genius the following year, it seemed he never would.
Isle be back: Fresh hope for embattled Scots islands as young people return to boost dwindling populations
The tide may be turning for Scotland’s embattled islands as their dwindling populations are on the rebound, claim experts.
Meet the Author: Is There Still Sex In The City? writer Candace Bushnell
Good news, girls – Sex And The City is back, still as raunchy as ever but this time older, wiser and specially designed for the more mature among us.
Meet the author: A Gift in December writer, Jenny Gladwell
As mother to a new baby, it’s amazing just how much you can fit into a little one’s nap time.
The Honest Truth: Parisians tried elephant soup, but weren’t sure how to cook a hippo
Writer Alex Johnson and actor pal Vincent Franklin – Mike Travis in TV’s Bodyguard – love lists and food.
Broken by bullying but youngsters’ confidence soared thanks to Arctic expedition
They lacked self-confidence and were broken by bullying.
Have we got snooze for you: New TV show The Science of Sleep explores importance of shut eye
The woman who shot to fame with Chris Evans and Channel 4’s The Big Breakfast show knows sleep deprivation when she sees it.
Literary legend Margaret Atwood tips Scots publishing duo for the top… then scoffs their pudding
She may be a literary legend, a feminist icon, and a favourite to win the Booker prize in a few weeks’ time... but you should never trust Margaret Atwood with your pudding.
Meet the author: Lies Lies Lies writer Adele Parks
Like a fine wine, Adele Parks says her writing has matured as she has aged.
Travel: Artist’s retreat revived by new coat of paint in magical Margate
I’m dangling head first 60 feet above the earth, eyes trained on the fairground below and praying the harness in which my ample middle-aged body is clamped does its job and holds me fast.