The Great Star Wars Comics that are Soon to be Forgotten
With the Star Wars expanded universe totally wiped out by Disney, Chris takes a look at the best comics that have now been erased.
Browsing: Literature
Weekly Matt: Harry Potter and the Middle-Eastern Mess
In his new weekly feature, Matt addresses J.K. Rowling’s opposition to a cultural boycott of Israel.
How to Fix: The Maze Runner Prequels
In our latest How to Fix article, Hannah explains what she thinks needs to change in The Maze Runner Series.
Our Favourite Childhood Books: Part Two
In part two of the series, our writers look at some more of their favourite books from their childhood.
Hidden Gem: HHhH by Laurent Binet
Matt sheds some light on the hidden gem HHhH by Laurent Binet.
Our favourite childhood books: Part One
Our writers take a look at some of their favourite childhood books.
Review: The Girl On The Train by Paula Hawkins
Georgia reviews the Summer hit, The Girl on the Train.
Series to Sink Your Teeth Into: The Dresden Files
Rebecca takes a look at why The Dresden Files is a series well worth your time.
Flashback: Cross Stitch by Diana Gabaldon
Rebecca takes a look at why Cross Stitch is a fantastic novel, and well worth a read.
Review: Ella Minnow Pea by Mark Dunn
Jenni explains why Mark Dunn’s ‘novel in letters’ is a quirky, clever, cautionary tale that aught to be read by book lovers and word geeks all over.
Review: Chrononauts
Film Editor Ben reviews the latest Millarworld graphic novel title.
This Month in Books: September 2015
Have a read over the best releases in the literature universe this month.
How to Fix: A Song of Ice and Fire
Rebecca James takes a look at the hit book series A Song of Ice and Fire, and comments on how to save the series.
This Month in Books: August 2015
Deputy Editor Lewis and Rebecca James look at the most exciting book releases in August in our brand new series, This Month in Books.