Audio Books

In 1969 London, Bond meets the mysterious and attractive Bryce Fitzjohn.

Five essays on the timely theme of truth and current challenges to it.

In postwar London, radio producer Juliet spies a familiar face in the crowd.

Hannah Fry uncovers the hidden algorithms behind almost every aspect of our modern lives.

What is worth 'memorialising?' - asks renowned author Jan Morris in her diary of thoughts.

Tom Gregory's memoir of how he became the youngest person ever to swim the English Channel

Charles Timoney attempts to find the source of the Seine - which proves rather difficult.

An early loss for the passionate poet-turned-musician.

The story of a disappearance. Bertie Carvel concludes Jon McGregor's gripping story series

Niamh Cusack begins Anne Enright's astute new novel about lust and love, bliss and denial.

Writer Bongani Kona begins five letters from South Africa in the week of the ANC elections

Sir Antonio Pappano prepares for the Royal Opera's new production of Puccini's La Bohème.

Jung Chang's biography of the woman who single-handedly dragged China into modernity.

Prof Gustavo Piga, economist at Rome University, delivers a letter about Italy today.

Alone in Pimlico, Anthony has a moment of self-knowledge: the best is over.

Mama is pregnant, but Papa's violence erupts, and Kambili's world starts to fall apart.

A teenager asks why her life is so different to the other visitors. Read by Deeivya Meir