Make Sure You Die Screaming — January Book of the Month
Our spoiler-free review for January’s book of the month, Make Sure You Die Screaming. Continue reading Make Sure You Die Screaming — January Book of the Month
Our spoiler-free review for January’s book of the month, Make Sure You Die Screaming. Continue reading Make Sure You Die Screaming — January Book of the Month
Welcome to 2026! Here at Turnaround we are starting the year strong with our LGBTQ+ recommendations for the first 3 months of the new year. Continue reading Queers To A New Year! 26 LGBTQIA+ Book Recommendations for 2026
Our review for the latest book of the month, The Dog’s Table. Continue reading The Dog’s Table — December Book of the Month
Here at Turnaround, we are always uplifting the voices of underrepresented authors and sharing stories that feature inclusivity and highlighting awareness of topics when needed. So for this month, we are shining a light on Disability History Month. Continue reading A Literary Focus on Disability History Month
There’s a distinct chill in the air as we hurtle towards the winter months, making it the perfect time to curl up on the sofa with a good book. Yet with dire times across the globe and the shocking rise … Continue reading Outstanding Reads to Celebrate Black Excellence this October
2025 has been a colossus year for LGBTQIA+ book releases and it has already given us some incredible stories to consume and obsess over, yet there’s still 3 months left of the year which means we have one last preview for what’s left in store! If you haven’t found your favourite book of the year yet, then maybe you will in this list! From sapphic rom-coms, to trans manifestos, to gay vampire B&B hosts… here’s what you should sink your teeth into for the rest of the year! Continue reading 20 Queer Books to End the Year With
It’s that time again! September is always a pivatol month for exciting and highly-anticipated titles… so don’t be like Billie Joe Armstrong and sleep through these new fiction releases! From trickster gods, to murderous ramages, to time-travelling psychodelic road trips, to newly translated Osmau Dazai work, September has it all! Here’s what you can look forward to from our fiction titles this month. Continue reading Stories to Harvest in September – The Latest Fiction Reads
Moa Ramonova is back! Five years after her debut graphic novel Goblin Girl stormed the US and won an Eisner, Romanova is back with another funny, yet slightly harrowing autobiographic novel. Continue reading ‘Sex & Drugs & Rock & Roll’ – Buff Soul by Moa Romanova Book Review