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Iain Banks gets creepy and corporate

Iain Banks talks about his latest novel, The Business

• 28 mins

Thulani Davis on Black Women Playwrights

Thulani Davis on how there are currently very few black women playwrights

• 28 mins

Michael Frayn's hero 鈥� headlong towards his Fate

Michael Frayn talks about his new novel, Headlong

• 28 mins

South Koreans Cooking up a storm in Edinburgh

Highlights of the first week of the Edinburgh International Festival and the Fringe

• 28 mins

East European Literature 鈥� out from under Communism

East European writers discuss their experiences of censorship and writing under Communism

• 28 mins

Jorge Luis Borges 鈥� Latin American Literary Giant

Profile of Jorge Luis Borges, the great Latin American novelist and poet

• 28 mins

Goethe's literary Legacy

The life and work of great European writer Johann Wolfgang von Goethe

• 28 mins

Indian Music Festival with political Overtones

The Festival of Classical and Folk Permformance in India has developed a political edge

• 28 mins

John Adams, American composer

Interview with American composer John Adams who is about to conduct his latest work

• 28 mins

Winter in Lisbon by Antonio Molina

Review of an English translation of Winter in Lisbon by Antonio Molina

• 28 mins

Eyes Wide Shut 鈥� in Venice

A review of the Toronto and Venice film festivals

• 28 mins

Ruth Rendell 鈥� a Life in Crime

Profile of English crime novelist Ruth Rendell

• 28 mins

The rise of 'appointment' television 鈥� Ally McBeal

How Ally McBeal has become appointment TV

• 28 mins

Roddy Doyle 鈥� A Star Called Henry

A review of Roddy Doyle's latest fiction A Star Called Henry

• 28 mins

Thirty Cases of Major Zeman

How the decision to rerun a Soviet-era TV drama on Czech TV has been fiercely criticised

• 27 mins

Jim Crace interview

The English author talks about his novel Being Dead

• 28 mins

Rose Tremain

The English novelist talks about her book Music and Silence

• 28 mins

The German writer G眉nter Grass

George Steiner on why the German novelist so deserved the 1999 Nobel Prize for Literature

• 28 mins

The American century: Art and culture 1950-2000

The Royal Opera House opens after renovations; Nick Hughes' Rwanda set film '100 Days'; 'Sensation' exhibition of British art in New York; Tim Winton's Australian play, based on the novel 'Cloudstreet'.

• 28 mins

Harold Evans on The American Century

The English publisher and journalist talks about his history of 20th-century America

• 28 mins

Edgar Allen Poe

The short and strange life of the American author and creator of the detective story

• 28 mins

French play The Man Who Said Non

A review of the play about Charles de Gaulle and Winston Churchill from 1940 to 1945

• 28 mins

Ben Elton interview

The writer and comedian talks about his novel Inconceivable

• 28 mins

China's avant garde art

Exploring the exciting counter culture of China's contemporary art scene

• 28 mins

The Japanese movie Cursed: The Financially Corrupt Islands

How a film about a banking panic proved a big hit in Japan

• 28 mins

American writer Dava Sobel

The author of Longitude on her book, Gallileo's Daughter about the Italian astonomer

• 28 mins

Edward Said interview

The literary theorist and Palestinian activist talks about his memoirs Out of Place

• 28 mins

Francis Wheen on Karl Marx

The British journalist talks about his book about the founder of international communism

• 28 mins

The Elgin Marbles

Whether the Greek sculptures should be returned to Greece.

• 27 mins

Frank McCourt interview

The Irish-American author of Angela's Ashes talks about its sequel 'Tis

• 29 mins