Tunneling to the Center of the Earth – October Book of the Month
Kevin Wilson’s fresh and funny short story collection is our October Book of the Month. Continue reading Tunneling to the Center of the Earth – October Book of the Month
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LIGHTS! PLANETS! PEOPLE! Review – An Intergalactic Look Into Anxiety
The stellar team Molly Naylor and Lizzy Stewart bring us a graphic novel retelling of Naylor’s amazing theatre work about loss, legacy and the logistics of modern life. Continue reading LIGHTS! PLANETS! PEOPLE! Review – An Intergalactic Look Into Anxiety
September Fiction Highlights
We select some fiction highlights to curl up with now that cosy season is upon us. Continue reading September Fiction Highlights
Becoming Mr Nice – an extraordinary montage of an extraordinary life
Get an inside look at the life of Howard Marks in Becoming Mr Nice. Continue reading Becoming Mr Nice – an extraordinary montage of an extraordinary life
Crisis Zone Review – Megg, Mogg & Owl take on Covid-19!
There might never be a book that will truly capture the bizarre experience of a pandemic. But if any book has gotten close, its Crisis Zone. Continue reading Crisis Zone Review – Megg, Mogg & Owl take on Covid-19!
July Fiction Highlights
Take a dip into our outstanding new fiction selection for July. Continue reading July Fiction Highlights
Turnaround’s 2021 Summer Reads
Find the perfect book to read this summer with our 2021 Summer Reads recommendations. Continue reading Turnaround’s 2021 Summer Reads
Things Are Against Us – July Book of the Month
Lucy Ellmann’s biting first collection of essays is our July Book of the Month. Continue reading Things Are Against Us – July Book of the Month
Reading Workout: Graphic Non-fiction
From moving memoir to revealing journalism, discover the world of graphic non-fiction in our latest reading workout. Continue reading Reading Workout: Graphic Non-fiction
June Fiction Preview
It’s perfect weather to lie in the park and read a good book. Isn’t it convenient that we’ve got some suggestions, then? Continue reading June Fiction Preview