Neel Mukherjee: 'A good memory is perhaps the most invaluable tool in the novelist's arsenal'
Neel Mukherjee is a novelist and contributing editor to Boston Review.
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Polly Samson on Blue Peter badges, Margaret Atwood and taking walks as one of her characters
Polly Samson is a novelist, short story writer and author of lyrics for Pink Floyd.
My Greatest Ever Spurs XI - by sports broadcaster and Tottenham Hotspur fanatic Danny Kelly
Danny Kelly has spent his adult life indulging his twin passions, sport and rock and roll.
One Day author David Nicholls on the books he loves - from the Moomins to Salinger and Kesey
David Nicholls is an author and screenwriter, whose novel One Day was adapted into a film starring Anne Hathaway and Jim Sturgess.
My Greatest Ever QPR XI - by journalist John Crowley who first saw The Hoops play aged three
John Crowley is digital editor of WSJ.com Europe and a QPR season ticket holder.
Jo Pavey remembers winning 10,000m gold just four months after she stopped breastfeeding
Jo Pavey won gold in the 2014 European Championships 10,000m in Zurich.
Fish and chips and champagne: David Moorcroft recalls his 5,000m world record run in 1982
David Moorcroft is a former 5,000m world record holder and Commonwealth gold medallist.
Award-winning author Lisa Appignanesi recalls reading Lady Chatterley’s Lover as a child and how she ‘fell' into fiction
Lisa Appignanesi is an award-winning author, who has written numerous non-fiction books and novels.
Award-winning Animalium author Jenny Broom on Winnie the Pooh and writing in her pyjamas
Jenny Broom is a children’s author and senior commissioning editor at Wide Eyed Editions, a new imprint of Quarto Publishing.
David Moorcroft on why Ann Packer, Sir Christopher Chataway and volunteers are his sporting heroes
David Moorcroft is a former 5000m world record holder and Commonwealth gold medallist.
Stephanie Roche on her love for Man Utd, going pro and the Puskas Award
Stephanie Roche was nominated for FIFA’s 2014 Puskas Award, for the most beautiful goal, alongside Robin Van Persie and James Rodríguez.
Jonathan Agnew: ‘Seeing Michael Holding bowl was special but facing him on debut was horrible’
BBC cricket correspondent Jonathan Agnew took 666 first-class wickets as a fast bowler and played three Test matches for England.