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Book Review: The Majesties by Tiffany Tsao

The Majesties, Tiffany Tsao’s latest novel, is quite the journey. The opening chapter is almost…

Make Up Review

After a thirteen-hour coach journey – a horror story all on its own – Ruth…

Proxima Review

‘The fact that women are not in this field is part of our social order.…

Summerland Review

It’s World War Two (hey, this is a British film, it’s always World War Two!)…

Book Review: True Story by Kate Reed Petty

“True Story does not follow the usual path of a novel”, Kate Reed Petty says…

Book Review: The New Girl by Harriet Walker

It’s not very often that a novel can be described as both stylish and sinister,…

Our Man In The Field: A modern-day take on a vintage soundtrack

Armed with his guitar and a notebook, Our Man In The Field reports back heartfelt…

Saint Frances Review

When we first meet Bridget (Kelly O’Sullivan), she’s at a party and a man is…

Book Review: The Other Passenger by Louise Candlish

Ever since he had a traumatic meltdown on the Underground, Jamie has avoided any kind…

Book Review: Precious You by Helen Monks Takhar

Helen Monks Takhar’s Precious You begins with a woman driving through the streets of London,…

My Darling Christopher: HOME Manchester’s Homemakers Festival review

Reacting to current circumstances, HOME Manchester have curated a Homemakers Festival in association with RADA.…

Book Review: Tennis Lessons by Susannah Dickey

Susannah Dickey’s Tennis Lessons is a coming-of-age novel in the most literal sense. We follow…