Is Jane Austen's legacy more than just romantic love?

Queer Georgians, written and read by Anthony Delaney

Why do we still laugh when times are hard? With Ocean Vuong

Longboi from All The Best For The Future, written and read by Greg James

Which Penguin books shocked society and became cultural icons? With Jack Edwards and Penguin Editor, Simon Prosser

The Penguin Podcast Live at Latitude: Irvine Welsh and Derek Owusu

Wolf Hour, written by Jo Nesbo and Robert Ferguson (translator) and read by Cameron Krogh Stone

When We Were Monsters, written by Jennifer Niven and read by Elena Rey, Saskia Maarleveld, Briggon Snow

When the Museum is Closed, written by Emi Yagi, Yuki Tejima (translation) and read by Kae Alexander

The Place of Tides, written by James Rebanks and read by Bryan Dick

Sunstruck, written and read by William Rayfet Hunter

Men in Love, written by Irvine Welsh and read by Tam Dean Burn

Guest Privileges, written and read by Gaar Adams

Decolonizing Language and Other Revolutionary Ideas, written by Ngugi wa Thiong'o and read by Benjamin A. Onyango

Atmosphere, written by Taylor Jenkins Reid and read by Kristen Dimercurio, Julia Whelan and Taylor Jenkins Reid

A Beautiful Evil, written by Bea Fitzgerald and read by Perdita Weeks

The Signs, written and read by Dr Tara Swart - Preface and Introduction

The Picasso Heist, Prologue, written by James Patterson and Read by Felicity Jones

The Picasso Heist by James Patterson, read by Felicity Jones

Inferno, written by Dan Brown and read by Paul Michael