This week's features

• If you have lofty ambitions for your legacy, head for the attic

  9 Jan 2011: If we don't print off our documents we could be consigning the records of our lives to the digital shredder, says John Naughton

• Once upon a life: Paul Bailey

  9 Jan 2011:

  After a three-month language course, Paul Bailey headed for Tuscany to immerse himself in Italian culture. Here, he found the joys of silk Y-fronts, fart-inducing bean soup and art that would change him for ever

• Copyright comes a cropper in the digital age

  9 Jan 2011: Authors' copyright terms are at risk from Kindle and campaigners for the public domain, writes Robert McCrum

• Granta 113: The Best of Young Spanish-Language Novelists – review

  9 Jan 2011: Global consumerism meets magical realism in Granta's first ever round-up of Spanish-speaking up-and-coming writers, writes Julius Purcell

• My hero: Irom Chanu Sharmila

  8 Jan 2011: My hero: Costa First Novel Award-winner Kishwar Desai on the Indian political activist Irom Chanu Sharmila
• More book features