Books

Daniel Handler is better known under his pen name Lemony Snicket. The author of the Unfortunate Series Of Events talked in 2012 about the book return of Lemony Snicket, which is now being made into a Netflix TV show

Moving poems for Remembrance Sunday, chosen by Charlotte Runcie

The supermodel outshines Kim Kardashian's selfies with a 2000-page book

Nick Hornby’s funny, winningly perceptive novel about a Sixties sitcom is a pleasure to read, says James Walton

From Karl Lagerfeld to Alexander Wang, 'The First 10 Years' will chronicle every designer collaboration the Swedish retailer has brought to the masses

Rosamund Bartlett marvels at a French novelist’s exhilarating Life of a scandalous Russian renegade

National Trust pays £650,000 to save Dorset landscape which is immortalised as fictional Egdon Heath in Hardy's Return Of The Native

Helen Macdonald's Samuel Johnson-winning book about a hawk is outstanding

We look at how the CIA helped fund England's first animated feature film

A fine novel explores what life was really like in East Germany, says Anthony Cummins

Favourite quotations on remembrance in the run-up to November 11

Helen Macdonald's memoir, about training a goshawk after the death of her father, has won the Samuel Johnson Prize

Looking back at her homes, Margaret Forster found that walls can have hearts as well as ears, says Juliet Nicolson

Richard Ayoade's book will delight dedicated fans only

Queues for Haruki Murakami’s new books rival those of JK Rowling. But he’d rather live in the dark, he tells Tim Martin

From David Beckham to Emma Watson, celebrities have been giving our beloved bear a makeover by designing Paddington statues which have been placed around London. Watch our video to decipher which bear belongs to which celebrity

An visually exquisite new study of how women think about clothes is unconventional and down-to-earth

Learning about emotional heartache is an important part of childhood – and nothing can serve up a dollop of pathos like a good children's book, says Dad of Four Harry Wallop

The annual award for a creative and original piece of writing to commemorate one of the Telegraph's best-loved columnists is officially launched...

A comic novel that takes a 20th-century look at Arthurian legend lacks a light touch, says David Robson