So you’re a die-hard lit fic reader, queuing dutifully for the latest from your favourite literary darlings and tuning in to Booker Prize read-alongs each year? But this year you feel a different calling… something’s shifted this October and a … Continue reading Twisted Tales: Literary Fiction to Disturb and Unnerve You This Halloween
Mark Bowles’ debut All My Precious Madness hit the ground running, even before it’s release from UK bookshops yesterday. Having raked in raves from major reviewers across The Guardian, The Times, and more, All My Precious Madness has already cemented … Continue reading All My Precious Madness — September Book of the Month Review
August always comes and goes in a blaze of sunshine and out of office autoresponses, but something that’s worth lingering on each year is Women in Translation Month. The Translator’s Database has reported that the percentage of translated fiction by … Continue reading Read Around the World with these New Books by Women in Translation
Whilst we’ve all got our fingers crossed for more sunshine this July, one thing we don’t have to cross our fingers for is a good book. July is coming in hot with indie fiction for every taste! We’ve got wild … Continue reading New Indie Fiction Books Out This July
If you ever wanted to step inside the mind of an artist, now is your chance. And whose mind could be better for stepping into than one of Britain’s most exciting contemporary artists, Jeremy Deller! Art is Magic is a … Continue reading Art Is Magic Review | June Book of The Month
Established in 2005 by Manu and Michiel Beers, Tomorrowland is one of the most beautiful music festivals in the world, famous for its fantasy themes, magical worlds and unique feeling of global unity, with visitors from every country in the … Continue reading Tomorrowland On The Page: The Great Library of Tomorrow UK Release Announcement
Happy Pride Month! This year has been a big one for LGBTQIA+ releases so far – and we’re only half way through. We’ve already shared our top queer fiction and poetry for 2024, but we’re back to give the graphic … Continue reading New LGBTQIA+ Graphic Novels To Read This Pride Month
Graham Caveney has mastered the art of the memoir. His previous books — which explore adolescence, abuse, agoraphobia, and some of the darker corners of life — are enough to prove that. But The Body in the Library brings Caveney’s … Continue reading The Body in the Library | May Book of the Month Review
Stuck waiting for the hot weather to finally get here? Let us heat you up with some of this summer’s hottest queer book releases instead… 🔥 Summer is the season of steamy new romances, escapist sci-fi, and some of the … Continue reading This Summer’s Hottest Queer Fiction & Poetry
Twisty and enigmatic, our April book of the month evades definition — fiction and non-fiction, art and metafiction, a history and a fantasy — Pariah Genius spans it all, and does so with the utmost style. From London’s own literary … Continue reading Pariah Genius | April Book of the Month
