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Book Review: Nocturne by Alyssa Wees

Ballet has always been a popular backdrop for stories, tapping into not only the magic…

Book Review: Things We Hide From the Light by Lucy Score

One of the best things about interconnected romance novels is that it gives readers the…

Hail the peacekeepers: Putting the mothers centre stage

When I decided to reimagine Romeo and Juliet and set it in a modern-day West…

Tracy Rees on working women in Victorian times

I’ve written five novels set in the Victorian era now – I’m endlessly fascinated by…

Book Review: The Last Tale of the Flower Bride by Roshani Chokshi

Once upon a time a man who believed in fairytales married a mysterious woman named…

Book Review: Untamed Shore by Silvia Moreno-Garcia

Silvia Moreno-Garcia has traversed many genres across the numerous acclaimed novels she’s written, and she…

Win Bones and All on Combi Pack Blu-ray and DVD

Bones and All is available to own on Combi Pack Blu-ray and DVD from Monday…

Alice Cavanagh on old photographs and the true story that inspired The House That Made Us

I love old photographs. That’s hardly a controversial opinion; I think most people love leafing…

Saint Omer Review

An academic specialising in the study of shamed women throughout history, Rama (Kayije Kagame) travels…

Book Review: Clara & Olivia by Lucy Ashe

Whether it’s fiction or non-fiction, the most frequent piece of advice authors are given is…

Charlotte Rixon on the inspiration behind The One That Got Away

The One That Got Away was my lockdown project. I turned 40 in lockdown and…

Taleen Voskuni on growing up not quite Armenian enough and not quite American enough

I was ten years old in swim camp being told by a friend that she’d…