Dorset's Coast is enjoyed by millions each year, with visitors and locals alike clustering at its beaches and well-known landmarks. But the coastline is most commonly seen from the land, looking out to sea.

Melvin Konner begins his new book with a startling proposition: 'This is a book with a very simple argument: women are not equal to men; they are superior in many ways...'

Jack Andraka is just 18, yet his newly-published memoir carries a blurb from Barack Obama. 'Spectacular stuff...' enthuses the President.

The tyranny of the nine-to-five is about money (of course), but also about moral worth: we work because we know we should 'pull our weight' in society's tug-of-war.

Our attachment to the coast is strong. Popular television series explore it, gliding over the cliffs by helicopter as if in a dream and coastal paths are never short of walkers no matter what time of year.

Aged 42 Robin Rinaldi believed she was finally pregnant, the test was negative and her husband had a vasectomy. She then demanded an open marriage and slept with 12 strangers in a year.

This superb collection reveals just how many stunning outfits and personas the singer has adopted over the past 20 years.

The event, with Kindle Direct Publishing, is a three-day programme packed with informative seminars and a range of experts who will share their knowledge of the publishing industry.

In the finale of her unique inside story, Vicky Pryce, the wife of disgraced ex-minister Chris Huhne, describes life at open prison East Sutton Park.

In the second extract from her autobiography, published exclusively in the Mail today, Mary Berry describes the sudden death of the son she doted on, pictured left.

In his compelling new biography, Gary Morecambe talks about his father's relationship with Ernie Wise and how he continued to make them laugh even up until the end.

In an extract from his explosive memoirs, Power Trip, Damian McBride reveals how the former Chancellor survived by the skin of his teeth after credit crunch bungle.