A man with big ears whom Roald Dahl knew inspired The BFG, and viewers will meet him in this program. This program explores how extreme characters create vivid impressions and metaphors and similes bring liveliness to reading and writing. More Details

Roald Dahl had four rules of writing. This program shows how Dahl used all of these techniques to keep readers turning the pages of his books. More Details

In this program, Dahl shows readers and writers how he gathered ideas from the world around him and how he kept notebooks to help him remember all the details. More Details

Welcome to the mad and merrily macabre world of British author Roald Dahl, who continues to capture the imaginations of young readers. Fans of Dahl's books and budding writers alike will be fascinated by this illuminating three-part series that examines the techniques Dahl used to write his classic books. More Details

It follows the story line and dialogue closely, expertly capturing O. Henry's characteristic plot twists and sentiment of the Magi whose bringing gifts for the new born king. More Details

This documentary, broadcast on APT, explores the world of J.K. Rowling's phenomenally popular fantasy. Appearances by Rowling, fascinating interviews with Potter experts, on-location footage, and bewitching computer animation will enchant Muggles of all ages. More Details

Reverend Billy Graham (1918 - present) has preached live to more than 210 million people in more than 185 countries. Graham opposed segregation during the 1960s and refused to speak to segregated auditoriums, saying "there is no scriptural basis for segregation." Friend to 11 American Presidents and pastor to most, he has been called the greatest religious figure in modern history. More Details

An artillery officer in the Soviet army in WWII, Aleksandr Solzhenitsyn (1918-2008) was sentenced to serve eight years in labor camps, and three additional years in enforced exile, for sending a personal letter containing "disrespectful remarks about Stalin." Solzhenitsyn believed it was his mandate to expose the totalitarian nature of the Soviet regime. His nightmarish novel informed by his experience in the Soviet prison camps earned Solzhenitsyn the 1970 Nobel Prize in Literature. More Details

This series celebrates the lives and achievements of seven courageous figures that changed the course of History. Each faced adversity with strength of character and hearts of courage, shaping the lives of millions. More Details