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Anna Kent on the inspiration behind psychological thriller The House of Whispers

The House of Whispers is primarily a story about guilt. The idea was sparked by…

Stephanie Burgis on fulfilling her wildest fantasies from childhood when writing The Raven Heir

When I was a little kid, my best friend insisted that she definitely wanted to…

Book Review: The Rising Storm (Star Wars: The High Republic) by Cavan Scott

The Rising Storm – the triumphant, exciting and more grounded sequel to Light of the…

Why Georgette Heyer’s books are the perfect comfort read for our times

One of the unexpected side effects of the pandemic lockdowns and restrictions has undoubtedly been…

The Story of Film: An Odyssey Blu-ray Review

Ten years ago, filmmaker Mark Cousins created a mammoth fifteen hour exploration of cinema called,…

Book Review: Daughters of Sparta by Claire Heywood

When I was a teenager, way back in the distant memory year of 2004, I…

Sarah Langan’s top five fantastic non-fiction books that’ll make you wish you lived on Mars (in the best of ways)

Good Neighbours author Sarah Langan shares five fantastic non-fiction books that will make you wish you lived on Mars…

Book Review: You and Me on Vacation by Emily Henry

If you’re searching for the epitome of a summer novel, there really is no book…

Book Review: These Hollow Vows by Lexi Ryan

Sometimes when you finish reading a novel that you’ve categorically devoured, there’s a temptation to…

Deerskin Review

Georges (Jean Dujardin), recently separated from his wife, decides to blow all of his savings…

Boarders Review

There’s a lot that is going to be different about this year’s COVID-delayed Tokyo Olympics.…

Alison Booth on the inspiration for The Painting

When I was very young, I remember seeing, in a book in my father’s study,…