Fiona Sturges

Foley’s powerful memoir, narrated by Jamie Lee Curtis, details the life and death of her son, James Foley, who was beheaded by Islamic State terrorists

The artist discusses the loss of her son Parys from an overdose, the challenging relationship she had with her own mother, disability, guilt, loss and love

The remarkable journey of a young girl’s heart to a young boy’s body is told in an accessible, humane way

Three Libyan friends navigate life in London, separated from their families, in a meditative book steeped in the author’s own experience

The former Tory MP’s fascinating insider account of the Cameron-May-Johnson premierships offers a scathing portrait of our political system

Though Fayed cannot be brought to justice, there is power in those who suffered being able to condemn him publicly, says arts writer Fiona Sturges

After years of misery with undiagnosed Lyme disease, the entertainer shares her lessons for living

The Scottish author and poet is a warm, wry companion in an autobiographical collection of poems, written in the aftermath of her parents’ deaths

With his distinctive narration, the author-actor brings warmth and humour to his retelling of Homer’s epic, the last in his Greek myth series

The author confronts her own mortality with candour and crisp humour in this thoughtful exploration of bullfighting