The Urban Forager – March Book of the Month
In our March Book of the Month, Wross Lawrence gives expert advice on identifying and picking edible crops in urban spaces. Continue reading The Urban Forager – March Book of the Month
Marvel Comics #1000 – March Graphic Novel of the Month
Marvel’s 80th birthday celebration is our Graphic Novel of the Month for March. Continue reading Marvel Comics #1000 – March Graphic Novel of the Month
Blood on the Tracks 1 – from the creator of Flowers of Evil
A new series from acclaimed horror manga creator Shuzo Oshimi. Continue reading Blood on the Tracks 1 – from the creator of Flowers of Evil
Project Cleansweep – Britain’s haunting military landscape
A fascinating photographic exploration into landscapes across the UK contaminated by biological and chemical weapons. Continue reading Project Cleansweep – Britain’s haunting military landscape
Goblin Girl – a subtle exploration of mental health issues
The latest from Fantagraphics – a relatable and gentle graphic novel about mental health issues. Continue reading Goblin Girl – a subtle exploration of mental health issues
Queer Lit Preview 2020
Don’t want to miss a thing in the world of queer reads this year? Right this way, please. Continue reading Queer Lit Preview 2020
Ask a Publisher: Oliver Fugler & Ashley Fortier from Metonymy Press
A new addition to the Turnaround family, Metonymy Press is all about “keeping gay book lovers satisfied” – find out more in our latest Ask a Publisher. Continue reading Ask a Publisher: Oliver Fugler & Ashley Fortier from Metonymy Press
Real Life – February Book of the Month
Our February Book of the Month asks: ‘How does a child grow up to become a murderer?’ Continue reading Real Life – February Book of the Month
A Man and His Cat & Hi Score Girl – February Graphic Novel of the Month
Square Enix’s two manga launch titles are our Graphic Novels of the Month for February. Continue reading A Man and His Cat & Hi Score Girl – February Graphic Novel of the Month
February Fiction Preview
We could all use a little time to recuperate in February. Luckily, we’ve got all kinds of fictional delights in store. Continue reading February Fiction Preview
