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Live Music Review: Ministry of Sound Classical in Melbourne

It’s Saturday 9th April in Melbourne, the last days of summer and a sense of…

Book Review: Memphis by Tara M. Stringfellow

Memphis – the debut novel from Tara M. Stringfellow – tells the multigenerational story of…

Rory Power’s top five family-based fantasy books

The thing is, I think Tolstoy almost had it right. Unhappy families are unique, yes,…

The Novice Review

Alex (Isabelle Fuhrman), a collage freshman, joins the rowing team as a novice and becomes…

Book Review: Wild and Wicked Things by Francesca May

If the idea of a story set against the alluring backdrop of untamed magic and…

Book Review: When Our Worlds Collided by Danielle Jawando

It doesn’t happen often, but sometimes you can pick up a book and know very…

Writing inspiration: channelling the motherload

Writer and critic Cyril Connolly’s infamous pronouncement, ‘There is no more sombre enemy of good…

Jacqueline Winspear on Eleanor Roosevelt and the British Women Ferry Pilots

For twenty years I have kept a notebook with themes, ideas and events I wanted…

Book Review: The Flames by Sophie Haydock

From erotic figurative pieces to explicit self-portraits, early 20th century Austrian painter Egon Schiele is…

J. L. Worrad: A City Of Cats

Have you ever seen a large group of cats just hanging out together? I’m talking…

Glasgow Film Festival 2022 – The Best of the Rest of the Fest

Here are five highlights from another excellent edition of the Glasgow Film Festival: Asteroid There…

Murina – Glasgow Film Festival 2022 Review

Look how she bit her own flesh to set herself free. Teenage Julija (Gracija Filipović)…