A special guest post from Sean Michael Wilson, author of The Garden, a new graphic novel about healing through mindfulness and gardening. Continue reading Mindfulness & meditation – Sean Michael Wilson on The Garden
Spectrum Award winner Charlotte Amelia Poe talks about her debut memoir How To Be Autistic. Continue reading Interview with Charlotte Amelia Poe, author of How To Be Autistic
As the Booker shortlist looms here are ten reasons why you should read Ellmann’s incredible longlisted novel. Continue reading 10 Reasons Why You Should Read Ducks, Newburyport
A wonderfully reflective manga story from two truly outstanding creators. Continue reading Emanon Vol. 1 review – an award-winning SF story debuts in manga form
A visual autobiography from Eisner-award winning Sarah Lightman is our May Graphic Novel of the Month. Continue reading The Book of Sarah by Sarah Lightman – May Graphic Novel of the Month
Rain clouds gather in stories of hope and hardship written from the margins. Continue reading It’s Gone Dark Over Bill’s Mother’s by Lisa Blower review – a stirring collection of working-class stories
Get up to speed with new fiction releases with a bunch of wonderful book offerings for April. Continue reading April Fiction Preview
Take a look inside the latest “Vintage Britain” offering from Hoxton Mini Press, exploring a time when the streets of Britain were playgrounds of adventure. Continue reading Paradise Street – a nostalgic retrospect of British playtimes past
Explore iconic moments from the Led Zeppelin band in this official photo book from Reel Art Press. Continue reading Led Zeppelin by Led Zeppelin preview – celebrating the 50th anniversary of the legendary band
Celebrate Black History Month this year with our list of books to read exploring black history, people and culture. Continue reading 10 books to pick up this Black History Month
