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Are We Lost Forever Review

Are We Lost Forever is an intriguing, loungy film about a breakup and the time…

Book Review: A Room Called Earth by Madeleine Ryan

In A Room Called Earth, the debut novel from Australian writer Madeleine Ryan, we are…

Book Review: Paris By Starlight by Robert Dinsdale

Having been thoroughly enchanted by Robert Dinsdale’s speculative fiction novel The Toymakers in 2018, I…

Book Review: The Last Thing To Burn by Will Dean

In a remote farmhouse in the East Midlands, surrounded by wide, flat, open fields, lives…

Book Review: A Thing Called Love by Nell Carter

“This is not a love story” the front cover of this Nell Carter novel warns…

Book Review: Ready Player Two by Ernest Cline

Ready Player Two is the slightly more mature, but no less blinkered, early years teen…

The Stand review: Is this latest Stephen King adaptation worth watching?

The Stand may be based on a novel that’s over forty years old, but thanks…

Sing Me A Song Review

When we first meet Peyangki, he is eight years old and in training to become…

Theatre Review: The Wonderful Wizard of Oz on Zoom

Diving back into the online world, Creation Theatre have put together a vibrant Christmas show,…

8 cosy and heart-warming books to read over Christmas

‘Tis the season for candy canes, cosy knitwear and twinkling light displays. For book lovers,…

Theatre Review: Tea Break Theatre’s Sleeping Beauty on Zoom

Pantomimes have been moved online in 2020 and Tea Break Theatre take their end of…

Book Review: People of Abandoned Character by Clare Whitfield

Stories of Jack the Ripper, the unidentified serial killer who stalked East London’s impoverished areas in…