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.
Browsing: Literature
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.
Review: The Bone Clocks by David Mitchell
Ollie Ray reviews the latest offering from David Mitchell (the author, not the one off the telly.)
The Edge Reviews the Classics: The Catcher in the Rye by J.D. Salinger
Nowhere near as dark as it’s legacy will have you believe, this is still deserving of its revered place in the literary canon. Culture Editor, Harrison, lets us know why we should be reading The Catcher in the Rye.
The Edge Reviews the Classics: Perfume by Patrick Süskind
Editor, Natalie, takes a look back at Peter Süskind’s classic novel, Perfume: The Story of a Murderer.