One of the most popular Spider-Man writers of the modern era returns in Amazing Spider-Man: Torn. Jump back to Peter Parker’s college days at Empire State University with Gwen Stacy, Harry Osborn, Mary Jane Watson and Flash Thompson! But not … Continue reading Amazing Spider-Man: Torn – July Graphic Novel of The Month.
Pride Month may be over but the summer is just getting started with these LGBTQIA+ books covering from July to September! Continue reading Cool Down This Summer With These Queer Page Turners
This has it all, sex, drugs, rock n roll and Honky Tonk, a mad combo, but here is an overview from Wolf and Salmon, publishers of GARY STEWART I AM FROM THE HONKY TONKS, the greatest of them all, who blazed through through life to leave it all too soon. In the mid-seventies, Stewart’s crazed hits, including “She’s Actin’ Single (I’m Drinkin’ Doubles)” and “Drinkin’ Thing,” rocketed him to the top of the charts, earning him the admiration of Bob Dylan, the Allman Brothers, and Tanya Tucker. Within a few years, he had flamed out and all but vanished from … Continue reading Sex, Drugs, Rock ‘n’ Roll… and Honky Tonk: The Wild Life of Gary Stewart
Our spoiler-free review of Turnaround’s June Book of the Month, Éric Cantona’s 82 Goals by Valentin Deudon, translated by Ian Monk. Continue reading Éric Cantona’s 82 Goals — June Book of the Month
Spider-Man Noir returns to comics just in time for his new Amazon Prime series in Spider-Man Noir: The Gwen Stacy Affair. It’s the 1930s, and Peter Parker is a private detective by day — and vigilante Spider-Man by night. Things … Continue reading Spider-Man Noir: The Gwen Stacy Affair – the pulp inspired alternate take on Spider-Man returns.
The weather has been up and down but our list of fiction titles for June is as good as ever! Take a look at our stand-out selection of sharp, insightful short story collections, brilliant translated fiction and compelling Queer narratives. … Continue reading Jumping for Joy: June Fiction
James Tynion IV and Michael Avon Oeming reunite for a new entry in their non-fiction UFO anthology series in Red Book. Nine students die tragically under mysterious circumstances known as the Dyatlov Pass Incident in Russia. Meng Zhaoguo, a logger … Continue reading Red Book Volume 1 – June Graphic Novel of The Month.
June has arrived, the rainbow flags are flying, and our TBR piles are looking more colourful than ever! This Pride Month, we have so many incredible queer books coming out that we’ve had to round up a second blog just … Continue reading Read With Pride! June 2026 LGBTQ+ Titles
From charmingly clever mysteries to dark and twist-filled thrillers, this season’s crime fiction line-up has something for every kind of reader. Whether you’re in the mood for witty amateur sleuths, classic Golden Age intrigue, atmospheric detective stories, or pulse-racing psychological … Continue reading Springtime Suspense: A Season of Crime and Mystery
The sun’s shining, the birds are tweeting, and the only thing that could make May even better is a stack of truly excellent children’s books! Keep reading to discover an adorable picture book featuring a family made of Mexican sweets … Continue reading Bloomin’ Good Children’s Books for May
