We are thrilled to announce the long-awaited UK release of The Sky of Sacrifice, the breath-taking second instalment in The Book of Wisdom trilogy, brought to life by the visionary creators of Tomorrowland. From the team behind one of the … Continue reading The Sky of Sacrifice: The Great Library of Tomorrow Returns to the UK this November!
The Future of Gardens is out now 9781911545774 | Melville House UK | Paperback | £9.99 When you picture a garden 100 years from now, what do you see? Is it tended to by a robot? Is it on Mars? … Continue reading Will Robots Tend Our Gardens? | The Future of Gardens by Mark Lane Book Review
A collection of art from the bestselling light novels that inspired the hit anime series. Continue reading The Apothecary Diaries Art Book – a behind-the-scenes look at the art of the hit series.
Spring is in the air, and it’s the perfect season to grow a love of reading! This April, we’ve gathered a fresh collection of kids’ books that’s as colourful and varied as a wildflower field. From action-packed adventures and magical … Continue reading April Showers, Story Hours: Latest Picks for Curious Kids
The Literary Role-Playing Game (Lit-RPG) genre has taken the indie publishing world by storm over the last decade. But to the average reader, the term may be a head scratcher; it isn’t a reinvention of the choose-your-own-adventure novel, nor is it interactive fiction. Continue reading Dungeon Crawler Carl – The Lit-RPG Masterpiece That Defined A Genre
Thanks to our publishers, we haven’t just been blessed with a bump of spring weather this month, we’ve also enjoyed a wave of incredible new books hitting the shelves! Today we’re diving into the non-fiction highlights that came out this … Continue reading Books that March to the Beat of their Own Drum | New Non-fiction Reads for Spring
Spring is here and the weather isn’t the only thing heating up — so are the presses! March boasts an incredible slate of exciting new fiction titles that we can’t stop talking about. Whether you’re looking for thoughtful speculation, spine-tingling … Continue reading March To The Bookstore – Fiction Highlights
With the release of Waterblack, Alex Pheby completes The Cities of The Weft trilogy with the grit and style to which his readers have become accustomed. As with its predecessors — Mordew and Malarkoi — Waterblack can be best summarised as an epic, dark fantasy, with a surreal weirdness that permeates every page. From its prose to its worldbuilding, Pheby has once again defied the workings of a genre that relies heavily on established tropes and has created something wholly unique within today’s landscape. In this final instalment, Nathan Treeves leads an army of ghosts from the underwater city of … Continue reading Waterblack by Alex Pheby — Book of the Month Review
Have you found yourself wondering why the owner of Tesla keeps popping up on political broadcasts around the world? What is driving this seemingly relentless push of AI development? Or whether it’s possible to live an ethical life on the … Continue reading Surviving Digital Utopias: Three Books to Help You Survive The Internet
We don’t believe in “guilty pleasure reads” here. You can catch us on the tube with our smutty romance held high, preferably with a hunky shirtless cover-guy and outrageous title to match. There is no room for shame in romance … Continue reading 11 New Shamelessly Romantic Books to Devour this Valentine’s Day
