by Rhian Waller | Friday, 23rd May 2014

Lesley McDowell explains why she has claimed Gladstone's Library as her own personal space.

by Rhian Waller | Tuesday, 20th May 2014

Muriel Maufroy introduces you to Jalaluddin Rumi and explains why a thirteenth-century poet has been the bestselling american poet for two decades.

by Rhian Waller | Friday, 16th May 2014

Former intern, Jamie Stokes, returns to us (metaphorically) to tell us why he would read Julian Barnes' 'Levels of Life' if he could be with us tonight.

by Rhian Waller | Thursday, 15th May 2014

Sian Morgan discusses romance in Jane Eyre, ahead of tomorrow night's Museums at Night.

by Rhian Waller | Thursday, 15th May 2014

Gary Butler unravels the covert messages of Roland Barthes' epic structuralist commentary 'A Lover's Discourse', a book in which "disasters of language can befall anyone in love...

by Rhian Waller | Tuesday, 13th May 2014

Ceri Williams explores romantic display in Daphne Du Maurier's 'Rebbeca'.

by Rhian Waller | Monday, 12th May 2014

Phillip Clement explains the romance that he sees in Mary Shelley's 'Frankenstein' in advance of this week's eagerly awaited event, Love and Other Disasters.

by Rhian Waller | Monday, 05th May 2014

In this second blog post by March writer in residence Peter Moore we learn about one of his favourite research materials, the fabulous Illustrated London News