The Moonstone by Wilkie Collins, with Elly Griffiths

Crime writer Elly Griffiths discusses The Moonstone by Wilkie Collins.

• 27 mins

Graeme Macrae Burnet: His Bloody Project

Graeme Macrae Burnet discusses his novel, His Bloody Project.

• 27 mins

Ann Cleeves: Hidden Depths

James Naughtie and listeners are joined by crime writer Ann Cleeves

• 27 mins

Clare Chambers: Small Pleasures

Clare Chambers talks to readers about her bestselling novel, Small Pleasures.

• 27 mins

Nicholas Shakespeare: Six Minutes in May

Nicholas Shakespeare on Six Minutes in May.

• 27 mins

Lucy Caldwell: These Days

Lucy Caldwell on These Days.

• 27 mins

Marlon James: A Brief History of Seven Killings

James Naughtie and readers talk to Marlon James about A Brief History of Seven Killings.

• 27 mins

Ayobami Adebayo

Ayobami Adebayo talks to James Naughtie and readers about her novel Stay With Me.

• 27 mins

Ken Follett: A Column of Fire

James Naughtie and readers talk to bestselling novelist Ken Follett

• 27 mins

Susanna Clarke: Piranesi

James Naughtie and readers in conversation with Susanna Clarke.

• 27 mins

Carys Davies: The Mission House

James Naughtie and readers in conversation with Carys Davies in Edinburgh.

• 28 mins

Alan Warner: Morvern Callar

A BBC Bookclub audience questions the writer Alan Warner about his novel Morvern Callar.

• 29 mins

Richard Osman

The writer Richard Osman answers questions on his popular novel The Thursday Murder Club.

• 28 mins

Sara Collins

Sara Collins speaks to a BBC Bookclub audience about her award-winning debut novel.

• 28 mins

Christopher Brookmyre

Christopher Brookmyre takes questions from a BBC Bookclub audience about his first novel.

• 28 mins

Michel Faber

Michel Faber takes questions from a Bookclub audience about his debut novel Under the Skin

• 28 mins

Natalie Haynes

Natalie Haynes on her novel A Thousand Ships which puts a new spin on the old Greek myths.

• 28 mins

Joanne Harris: Chocolat

Joanne Harris takes questions from readers on her best-selling novel from 1999, Chocolat.

• 28 mins