Book Review: Love, Unscripted by Owen Nicholls

“Richard Curtis meets Nick Hornby” is a veritable catnip description for any rom-com devotee. There…

Book Review: The Warehouse by Rob Hart

Rob Hart’s first standalone novel The Warehouse is a scarily plausible thriller set in a technologically…

The mothers of bad mothers: Sherri Smith on the worst mothers of the thriller genre

In my novel, The Retreat, Katie Manning is a former child-star who endured a strained…

Comic Review: Teen Titans – Raven

Teen Titans: Raven is a new young adult comic book, written by Kami Garcia and illustrated…

The Warehouse author Rob Hart on living inside the economic empathy gap

Rob Hart’s first standalone novel examines our day-to-day complicity in a system that prioritises cheap…

8 of the best books to read this August

From thrillers and crime to family dramas and romantic feel-good fiction, here’s our pick of…

Book Review: To Be Taught, If Fortunate by Becky Chambers

Becky Chambers’ To Be Taught, If Fortunate only has 160 pages, yet this high-concept sci-fi novella…

Book Review: The Girl At The Window by Rowan Coleman

Part family drama, part supernatural mystery and part classic romance, Rowan Coleman’s The Girl At…

Book Review: Very Nice by Marcy Dermansky

Looking at the cover of Very Nice, you could easily be fooled into thinking it’s…

Book Review: At the Pond – Swimming at the Hampstead Ladies’ Pond

It’s over 30°C and the air is thick with sticky, humid heat. It’s the kind…

Book Review: Arctic Zoo by Robert Muchamore

Arctic Zoo is a YA thriller about young people coming into their own power. Centred on fifteen and sixteen year old Georgia and Julius, we explore their different worlds and how they end up crossing paths on a mental health ward.

Book Review: Miracle Creek by Angie Kim

The most tired piece of advice given to first time novelists is ‘write what you…