Book Review: Defy The Night by Brigid Kemmerer

Only a couple of months ago, Brigid Kemmerer was announcing a brand new YA series…

Book Review: Several People Are Typing by Calvin Kasulke

Gerald, who works for an advertising agency in New York City, gets absorbed into his…

Comic Review: Voyage To The Stars by Ryan Copple, James Asmus and Connie Daidone

Spinning off from the popular podcast of the same name, Voyage to the Stars follows the wacky…

Book Review: The Purpose of Power by Alicia Garza

Alicia Garza’s The Purpose of Power is a must read for anyone who wants to…

Book Review: Heiresses by Laura Thompson

If the huge success of hit TV series like Gossip Girl, Elite and Succession have taught us anything, it’s that…

Emma Curtis on the inspiration behind Invite Me In and why she loves writing domestic noir

Back in 2017 I had a conversation with a friend who has been paraplegic ever…

Book Review: Dark and Shallow Lies by Ginny Myers Sain

Like the ominous and isolated Louisiana bayou setting of her debut novel, Ginny Myers Sain’s…

Book Review: Kissing Emma by Shappi Khorsandi

Modern retellings may not be a particularly new trend in literature, but comedian and actor…

Book Review: Not A Happy Family by Shari Lapena

Having too much money can sometimes be just as problematic as not having enough. That’s…

Book Review: A Master of Djinn by P. Djèlí Clark

When was the last time you read a fantasy book set in an alternate Cairo…

Book Review: Velvet Was The Night by Silvia Moreno-Garcia

Many authors have a characteristic formula with their fiction. Be it swoony romance, spine-tingling chills…

Ian Green on worldbuilding in fantasy and the journey to publication

When I was wee I used to spend hours clambering the ruins of castles and…