Rachel Stewart

With a culture rich in myths and storytelling, it is perhaps no surprise that Ireland has had an impact on…

‘My penchant for portraying my dreamlike inner life has rendered everything else inconsequential’: therefore it would seem the best route…

Postscript has rarely been without an Elizabeth David book on its shelves: they have no glossy photos of Mediterranean vegetable…

Friendship, a grand quest, ancient prophecies and magic – almost thirty years since the publication of the first Harry Potter…

The enduring popularity of Jane Austen’s novels has seen each one picked up and reissued by numerous publishers over the…

From reopening cold cases in the light of new evidence, through the careful unravelling of clues, to tense manhunts when…

As co-presenter of the phenomenally successful podcast The Rest is History and author of numerous bestselling histories, Tom Holland can…

It was spring 1935 when Victor Watson, head of Leeds-based printing firm Waddingtons, bought the exclusive rights for boardgame Monopoly…

The pursuit of progress has seen buildings and infrastructures created, modified and dismantled, and while some elements of our heritage…

In the face of technology and the fears to be found in modern life, the folk horror that developed in…