The Edge Reviews the Classics: Y: The Last Man by Brian K. Vaughan
Y: The Last Man is among the all-time greatest graphic novels says George Seabrook.
Browsing: Literature
Intro to: Deadpool
Harrison introduces fan-favourite Deadpool in advance of his upcoming film.
What’s the Matt-er: Words with Feelings, or, Why English Literature isn’t the Only Kind Worth Reading
In his latest Column, Matt sheds light on why English Literature may not inherently be the best.
How to Fix: The Shadowhunter Chronicles
Hannah explains how Cassandra Clare can fix her incredibly prolific book series.
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.
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.