Ben East

With digital filmmaking increasingly becoming the norm, Ben East looks at whether the analogue camera still has a place in the movie-making world.

Those leading the outcry over Anonymous, which suggests Shakespeare did not write his plays, should consider the source.

A play about Steve Jobs and a movie about Mark Zuckerberg are just two examples of celebrated CEOs.

An enchanting London shop is promoting the monstrous idea of teaching children to tell stories.

As the announcement of the longlist for the 2012 International Prize for Arabic Fiction approaches, this year's winner discusses the effect of the award.

The best-selling crime novelist talks about the art of keeping people's attention and the enduring appeal of his types of books.

The inductees into The Rock And Roll Hall of Fame tend to be an obvious choice.

The Pakistani contemporary artist is attracting much-deserved attention with his thoughtful, well-crafted pieces.

The author Patrick deWitt, whose second novel, The Sisters Brothers, is up for the Man Booker Prize, talks about creating characters to care about.

The work of Fadi Yazigi is being exhibited at The Mosaics Rooms in London, his broad body of work includes sculpture, reliefs, paintings on paper bags, video installations and portraiture, but nearly always reflects the Syria he still lives in

Steve Jobs's inventions have forever changed how we encounter music.

We talk to the author Mohammed Hanif about the thought process behind his latest novel.

With the latest issue of the literary magazine Banipal featuring Emirati writers, here is a look at how the work of UAE poets and novelists is being drawn into the limelight.