Ian Thomson reads Dante's Divine Comedy as a spiritual journey that resonates with his own experience of addiction.
Clare Shaw speaks with Geoff Hattersley about the origins of her love of poetry, the legacy of mental illness in her writing, and her drive to find the light in even the darkest material.
Jonathan Tulloch shares the second of his gustatory delights, the heterogeneous cakes of summer, from the societal nuances of home-baked vs. shop-bought to the unfairness of selective corpulence and his granddad’s final Victoria Sandwich.
Judy Brown, Steve Voake and Ann Coburn explain 'Why I Write'.