Recent TV and Radio appearances.

BBC R4 Saturday Review, 10th April 2010 - Tom Sutcliffe is joined by novelists Catherine O'Flynn and Dreda Say Mitchell and literary critic John Carey to review the cultural highlights of the week including The Infidel and Mark Haddon's play Polar Bears written by David Baddiel and directed by Josh Appignanesi.

BBC R4 Saturday Review, 20th February 2010 - Tom Sutcliffe is joined by literary critic John Carey, academic Maria Delgado and diplomatic correspondent Bridget Kendall to review the cultural highlights of the week.

BBC R4 Saturday Review, 16th January 2010 - Tom Sutcliffe is joined by poet Kate Clanchy, literary critic John Carey and comedian and writer Danny Robins to discuss the cultural highlights of the week.

Sky Arts: The Book Show, 3rd December 2009 - Critic, professor and author John Carey exposes the Booker and Nobel Prize-winning novelist William Golding as one of his literary heroes.

BBC R4 Saturday Review, 24th October 2009 - Tom Sutcliffe is joined by David Aaronovitch, Kathryn Hughes and John Carey to discuss the week's cultural highlights - featuring wild animals, wild sculptures and wild living.

BBC2 Newsnight Review, 5th October 2009 (Part 1) - The Newsnight panel of John Carey, Rosie Boycott and Michael Portillo join Gavin Esler to discuss Man Booker Prize nominees The Quickening Maze by Adam Foulds and and Wolf Hall by Hilary Mantel.

BBC2 Newsnight Review, 5th October 2009 (Part 2) - The Newsnight panel of John Carey, Rosie Boycott and Michael Portillo join Gavin Esler to discuss Man Booker Prize nominees The Glass Room by Simon Mawer and The Little Stranger by Sarah Waters.

BBC R4: Front Row, 24 Aug 2009 - Mark Lawson talks to John Carey, who has written the first biography of Nobel Prize-winning novelist William Golding, author of Lord of the Flies.

BBC R4: The week's cultural highlights 08 Aug 09 (right click and "save target as") - Tom Sutcliffe and his guests John Carey, Bidisha and Louise Doughty review the week's cultural highlights including Helen at Shakespeare's Globe and The Yes Men Fix The World.