Books

Book Review: The Old Drift by Namwali Serpell

Like the chorus of mosquitoes that narrate this electrifying debut, there has been plenty of buzz heralding the first novel of Zambian writer Namwali Serpell. ... Read More...

Book Review: Shadowscent – The Darkest Bloom by P. M. Freestone

If books were judged solely on their covers – and when it comes to browsing the shelves in bookshops, they so often are – Shadowscent: The Darkest Bloom would b... Read More...

Book Review: Before I Find You by Ali Knight

If you’re after a book that will constantly keep you guessing, look no further than Ali Knight’s Before I Find You. With its short, sharp chapters, fast-paced a... Read More...

Book Review: Do You Dream of Terra-Two? by Temi Oh

What kind of person chooses to leave everything and everyone they’ve ever known behind? That’s the question Temi Oh ponders in her first novel Do You Dream of T... Read More...

Book Review: More Than Words by Jill Santopolo

More Than Words is a beach read for those who enjoy novels about people getting a makeover and claiming their individuality, with a good dose of forbidden roman... Read More...

Book Review: Proud by various authors, compiled by Juno Dawson

Proud is an uplifting collection of short stories, poetry and art from LGBTQ+ authors. Every piece is wonderful and moving in a unique way, capturing the defian... Read More...

Book Review: Birthday Girl by Haruki Murakami

“She waited on tables as usual that day, her twentieth birthday.” Haruki Murakami’s short story Birthday Girl doesn’t give readers a lot of time to think abo... Read More...

From sisterhood to dystopia to nordic noir – 6 must-read new books for March

March is a diverse month for books, with everything from candid non-fiction to compelling dystopia and nordic courtroom thrillers. Here are six new and upcoming... Read More...

Book Review: Slayer by Kiersten White

In the acknowledgements for her latest book, Slayer, New York Times bestselling author Kiersten White apologises to “every other writer who died when they found... Read More...

Comic Review: Mister Miracle – The Complete Series

Mister Miracle is the son of a god, raised by Darkseid as part of a peace treaty to put a stop to interplanetary war. A man whose power is the ability to escape... Read More...

Book Review: The Lost Night by Andrea Bartz

New York, 2009. Recent college graduate Edie is found dead, leaving behind a group of lost and confused friends. Her death, which is ruled a tragic suicide, bri... Read More...

Alyssa Sheinmel on the “unlikeable” narrator in her new YA novel A Danger to Herself and Others

To celebrate the publication of A Danger to Herself and Others on 5 February 2019, author Alyssa Sheinmel discusses the book's "unlikeable" narrator and why cha... Read More...

Film

A Trip To The Moon Review

Our Favourite Wizarding World Easter Eggs in Fantastic Beasts: The Crimes of Grindelwald

Captain Marvel Review

TV

Why it took me so long to watch On My Block and why you should be watching it now

My Brilliant Friend DVD review: Just as evocative as Ferrante’s novels

Why you should be watching The Umbrella Academy on Netflix

Music

Groovin The Moo 2019 almost sold out

Pitch Music & Arts 2019 Nails It: A Festival Review

Golden Plains 2019 Review

Books

Book Review: The Old Drift by Namwali Serpell

Book Review: Shadowscent – The Darkest Bloom by P. M. Freestone

Book Review: Before I Find You by Ali Knight

Books

Book Review: The Old Drift by Namwali Serpell

Book Review: Shadowscent – The Darkest Bloom by P. M. Freestone

Book Review: Before I Find You by Ali Knight

Book Review: Do You Dream of Terra-Two? by Temi Oh

Book Review: More Than Words by Jill Santopolo

Book Review: Proud by various authors, compiled by Juno Dawson

Book Review: Birthday Girl by Haruki Murakami

From sisterhood to dystopia to nordic noir – 6 must-read new books for March

Book Review: Slayer by Kiersten White

Comic Review: Mister Miracle – The Complete Series

Book Review: The Lost Night by Andrea Bartz

Alyssa Sheinmel on the “unlikeable” narrator in her new YA novel A Danger to Herself and Others