What a closing session that was, we had an hour of chat about myths, readings from Stephen Fry, Neil Gaiman - and his wife Amanda Palmer, all illustrated live by the fantastic artistic talents of Chris Riddell. The session will be available soon on BBC iPlayer and on this website.

Thanks for watching our live coverage over the last three days from Hay's 30th anniversary edition. There is plenty more to come from Hay, so look out for highlights here in the coming days and over next weekend.

Stephen Fry and Neil Gaiman are on stage to celebrate the tales and myths of Northern and Mediterranean Europe. And Chris Riddell is drawing live alongside!

Speaking at Hay last night, the actor talked about his initial impression of the Blackadder pilot and how went on to change his life.... and on being about 12th choice for the role.

We're at The Hay Festival again today - the main event is a sold-out session featuring Stephen Fry and Neil Gaiman. Myth Makers is a celebration of the tales and myths of Northern and Mediterranean Europe - that ask, brutally and beautifully, what it means to be human. Tune in to watch what will be a fantastic hour from 5.30pm BST.

Gaiman’s newly published Norse Mythology reaches back to the source stories that have inspired Tolkien, the Marvel comics and Game of Thrones. And Fry's forthcoming Mythos reimagines versions of the Greek myths.

We're signing off on our live coverage for today, but we'll be back tomorrow afternoon with Neil Gaiman and Stephen Fry talking Norse and Greek mythology. What better way to round off a Bank Holiday weekend?

In the meantime, here's a taste of the sun-kissed Hay site earlier today...

Here's Stephen Fry talking about the lecture he gave last night for Hay's Reformations series. You can watch the full talk in the carousel above.

James Naughtie hosted a recording of the latest edition of BBC Radio 4's Bookclub in the BBC Tent earlier today. Hari Kunzru discussed his 2011 novel Gods Without Men in front of the Hay audience.

It will be broadcast on Radio 4 at 16:00 next Sunday.

Tracey Emin’s art is one of disclosure, using her life events as inspiration for works ranging from painting, drawing, video and installation, to photography, needlework and sculpture. She talks to the editor of GQ magazine, Dylan Jones.

Here's how our colleagues at BBC News reported on Stephen Fry's thought-provoking lecture, which took place last night. You can watch the entire talk right here.

Reviewer Daniel Jacobson thinks so. There's still time to submit your own review of your favourite book published since 1987, as part of the #Hay30Books campaign. Just use our interactive page.

Here are some of our favourite pics that Hay-goers have been posting on social media.

We're expecting Garry Kasparov on stage any moment. It's a full house...

Twenty years ago, in May 1997, the world watched as Garry Kasparov, the greatest chess player in the world, was defeated for the first time by the IBM supercomputer Deep Blue. He talks to Hay Festival President Stephen Fry about a watershed moment in the history of technology: machine intelligence had arrived at the point where it could best human intellect.

At her sold-out Hay talk last night, historian Lucy Worsley explained that the literary legend bore little resemblance to her image on the new £10 note...

The Turkish novelist will be speaking at Hay next weekend.

The former MP, speaking at Hay yesterday, told how he made a hilariously rude mistake while filming Strictly Come Dancing.

A host of Hay speakers and visitors answered the question: which fictional character would you like to be Prime Minister?

BBC Radio 4's Sunday morning magazine programme came live from the BBC Tent at Hay this morning. Host Paddy O'Connell was joined by guests including John Sergeant. Listen back on the carousel above.