Jane Graham

Laura Kenny was determined to prove people wrong and make it as a cyclist, but she could never have guessed where the sport would take her.

Beloved composer Sir Karl Jenkins says his life has been a series of happy accidents, but there has been sadness too.

Troy Deeney found huge success as a Premier League striker, but he wishes he could've told the person he wanted to share it with the most.

Paul Sinha was terrified to try stand-up, drop out of medicine and come out. He'd tell his younger self not to worry about any of them

Jared Harris might have had an unconventional path into acting, but once he tried it, he felt at home on the stage.

Matt Haig found success by writing honestly about his mental health issues, something he wishes he could pass on to his teenage self.

Radiohead bassist Colin Greenwood reflects on teenage enthusiasms, questionable fashion choices and landmark shows.

The fourth novel from Jessica Anthony is a witty, provocative, insightful and melancholic examination of 1950s America.

Before joining 2-Tone heroes The Selecter, Pauline Black was used to hearing casual racism everywhere, even in her own family.

For Bobby Gillespie of Primal Scream, decadence was part of the day job, but soon after starting a family his priorities shifted.