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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…

Paul & Paulette Take a Bath – Belfast Film Festival 2024 Review

Paul & Paulette Take a Bath carries with it the threat of insufferability on just…

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…

Eephus – Belfast Film Festival 2024 Review

I watch an awful lot of films. An unhealthy amount, almost certainly. And do you…

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…

Every Little Thing Review

Nestled on a hill in the heart of Los Angeles is a place for tiny,…