Book Review: Throne of Secrets by Kerri Maniscalco

Gabriel Axton is many things, chiefly the deliciously sinful Prince of Gluttony and a shameless,…

Jasmine Mas: Why we love darkly funny heroines

We all love a darkly funny heroine, because most women are one. Women are hilarious.…

Book Review: An Academy For Liars by Alexis Henderson

Lennon Carter’s life is falling apart. It’s the night of her engagement party and she’s…

Berlie Doherty: How a mysterious and haunting pool inspired my new book

It wasn’t an easy climb; steep and stony. The sky was overcast, the drizzle seeped…

Ellen Alpsten: From Myth to Modernity

An invisible contract links an author and a reader, as both devote time to a…

Abdi Nazemian: Art Makes The People Come Together

My latest novel Desert Echoes tells the story of high school junior Kam, whose first…

Rima Orie: The unknown history of Suriname explored in a fantasy world

It started with a single scene; a flash, nothing more. Priya, my main character, running…

Dee Benson on creating a magical fantasy world

The best thing about stories is getting lost in the lives of the characters, and…

8 books that are perfect for spooky season

If you’re a seasonal mood reader like me, spooky season officially began on the very…

Scarlett Dunmore on Scream Queens and Final Girls

Laurie Strode. Sidney Prescott. Ellen Ripley. There have been some iconic final girls that have…

Book Review: Tales of a Monstrous Heart by Jennifer Delaney

As the days grow shorter and the night’s get colder, the urge to curl up…

Lyndall Clipstone: In defence of messy, monstrous girls

Unholy Terrors, my third book, is dedicated to “all the sharp toothed monster girls.” It’s…