Video from the London Review Bookshop

Video: David Jones: Thomas Dilworth on the art and poetry of the modernist poet, painter and engraver.
Jonathan Meades: Jonathan Meades explains why he doesn’t like herbs or fine dining as he discusses his book ‘The Plagiarist in the Kitchen’.
Edouard Louis and Tash Aw: Edouard Louis talks about ‘The End of Eddy’ with Tash Aw at the London Review Bookshop.
Alan Bennett: Alan Bennett reads from his latest collection of diaries, ‘Keeping on Keeping On’.
Video: Thomas Hardy in London: Mark Ford discusses his new book, ‘Thomas Hardy: Half a Londoner’ with Seamus Perry.
Patrick Cockburn: Patrick Cockburn talks to Rachel Shabi about his latest book, The Age of Jihad.
Video: On Elena Ferrante: John Lanchester, Ann Goldstein, Dawn Foster and Catherine Taylor discuss Elena Ferrante’s work.
Video: Empire and the Middle East: Roger Hardy talks to Robin Lustig, Hazem Kandil and Jonathan Steele about his book, The Poisoned Well: Empire and its Legacy in the Middle East.
John Lanchester: George Monbiot and John Lanchester discuss Monbiot’s latest book and assess the state we’re in now.
Dawn Foster: Dawn Foster talks to Zoe Williams about her book Lean Out, a response to Sheryl Sandberg's Lean In.
Rosemary Hill: Rosemary Hill discusses Angela Carter’s poetry and early career, and introduces her new edition of the poems, Unicorn.
Will Self: Gregor Hens discusses his book, Nicotine, with Will Self.
Adam Phillips: Adam Phillips discusses his book Unforbidden Pleasures with Chris Oakley.
Andrew O’Hagan: Andrew O’Hagan talks to Karl Ove Knausgaard about his work.