A Book I Couldn’t Put Down: Emma Rae’s ‘Love Game’
Grace Challinor explains why Emma Rae’s ‘Love Game’ kept her so hooked.
Browsing: Literature
My Favourite Book Cover: Harry Potter and the Goblet of Fire
Jacob Hando discusses why ‘Harry Potter and the Goblet of Fire’ has such an impactful front cover.
How has Robert Louis Stevenson’s ‘The Strange Case of Dr Jekyll and Mr Hyde’ influenced modern horror stories?
Grace Challinor explores the impact of great Victorian works on modern day horror.
A Lifetime of Vampire Fiction: How novels about vampires have followed me throughout my life, and what is so attractive about them
Gracie Brown discuses what draws us to vampire fiction.
Why Victoria from Stephenie Meyer’s ‘The Twilight Saga’ is one of the best fictional antagonists.
Grace Challinor discusses what makes Twilight’s antagonist Victoria such an unforgettable villain.
Is ‘BookTok’ Ruining What We Class as Literature?
Grace Henery considers the impact of social media on our consumption and perception of literature.
Review: Colleen Hoover’s “It Ends With Us” Series
Grace Challinor reviews the Booktok-popularised ‘It Ends With Us’ series.
In the age of binge-watching, is anyone still reading – And why bother?
Lauren Marriner discusses reading as a form of entertainment in the 21st century.
Tv to Book Adaptations: Killing Eve!
Holly Allright reminds us that hit show Killing Eve started off as a book series.
Timeless Heat: The Popularity Coming of Age Stories in Summer
Grace Eshel explores the complexities behind summertime coming of age stories
The Ladies That Made Literature: Our Favourite Female Authors
To celebrate this hidden voices magazine, we’ve decided to highlight some of our favourite female authors.
Our Summer Reading Recommendations
The Edge share the best reads to put you in a sunny mood!
Author in Focus: Patti Smith
Amy Scott-Munden discusses the life and works of Patti Smith from her books to her poetry and music.
Book Review: Tracey M Carvill’s ‘Children of the Tithe’
Carvill’s ‘Children of the Tithe’ may not be perfect, but what if offers in dark splendour is enough to keep most readers hooked.