Book Review: The Bone Shard Daughter by Andrea Stewart

In The Bone Shard Daughter, Andrea Stewart has brought forth an intriguing world that has the historical depth and feel of a Greek epic. Weaving several narra... Read More...

Socrates Review

Socrates is an engrossing, immersive journey of determination amid grief. It follows the titular Socrates (Christian Malheiros), a fifteen-year-old teen in Sã... Read More...

Book Review: Wonderland by Juno Dawson

Alice’s adventures in Wonderland have never looked quite like this. Juno Dawson’s tale is a trippy mystery with a distinct Gossip Girl - the book series not the... Read More...

Book Review: And The Stars Were Burning Brightly by Danielle Jawando

Content Warning: suicide, bullying, physical violence And the Stars Were Burning Brightly is a brilliant, painful, nuanced story. Al is an artistic and hopeful... Read More...

Book Review: The Faceless Old Woman Who Secretly Lives In Your Home by Joseph Fink and Jeffrey Cranor

Joseph Fink and Jeffrey Cranor have written a spectacular story in The Faceless Old Woman Who Secretly Lives In Your Home, capturing the dark myth of gothic lit... Read More...

Book Review: Mix Tape by Jane Sanderson

Jane Sanderson’s Mix Tape is a “the one that got away” story that benefits from a built in soundtrack. Taking readers from the late 70’s in Sheffield to the ear... Read More...

Color Out Of Space DVD Review

Based on a short story by H. P. Lovecraft, Colour Out Of Space is a surreal, sci-fi horror bursting with bright colours and trippy monstrosities. We follow a fa... Read More...

Comic Review: Harleen by Stjepan Sejic

Who was Harleen Quinzel and what led her to become Harley Quinn? If you’ve been wondering about the origins of this unique DC character, who made her debut in B... Read More...

Book Review: The Deep by Rivers Solomon

The feeling of sound. An echo of a dream, the confronting effect of a scream or comfort in a breath. Within the deep, dark ocean, vibrations and sound are physi... Read More...

Book Review: The Last Smile In Sunder City by Luke Arnold

The Last Smile in Sunder City is an ironically magical mystery tale set in an industrial city trying to survive after magic gets taken from the world. “Man for ... Read More...

Book Review: Friday Black by Nana Kwame Adjei-Brenyah

Friday Black is a collection of short stories that takes racism, and other subjects, and views it through the lens of speculative fiction and more day-in-the-li... Read More...

Comic Review: The Dreaming Volume 1 – Pathways and Emanations

The Dreaming is one of a line of graphic novels spun from Neil Gaiman’s The Sandman. This developing universe includes the realm, The Dreaming, inhabited by sto... Read More...