"No context" Twitter accounts show that we're not just consuming TV differently online—the programs themselves are being changed to suit our new, internet-focussed viewing habits

Written after the Heart of Darkness, the novelist's secret agent thriller gains a new relevance today

33 essays from the legendary neuroscientist illuminate the depth and breadth of his interests

Jeanette Winterson’s inventive fiction has always pushed boundaries. She tells AN Devers why her new novel is taking on gender-fluidity and the rise of humanoid robots

Plus The Hunt for Jihadi John on Channel 4

Plus We Have Ways of Making you Talk with Al Murrary and James Holland

The nature writer canters over philosophy, history, and science in a genre-bending discussion of the earth's subterrane

Plus a new documentary about the fashion designer Halston

Plus Dead Man Walking at Welsh National Opera

Plus Hamlet at Shakespeare's Rose in York