Pride Month: Graphic Novel Reading
Make this pride month extra queer with a fab LGBT+ graphic novel. Continue reading Pride Month: Graphic Novel Reading
Marble Cake review – a look at average life in South London
The latest release from Avery Hill examining how city life overlaps. Continue reading Marble Cake review – a look at average life in South London
The House on the Hill – the tale of London’s oldest lockup
Christopher Impey on the writing of his new book – The House on the Hill – about the historic HMP Brixton. Continue reading The House on the Hill – the tale of London’s oldest lockup
Interview with Alex DiFrancesco, author of All City
We interviewed Alex DiFrancesco about slang, superstorms and their new post-apocalyptic novel All City. Continue reading Interview with Alex DiFrancesco, author of All City
Spider-Man vs. Mysterio – Spidey’s next cinematic nemesis
Prepare for Spider-Man: Far From Home with this new collection of Mysterio stories. Continue reading Spider-Man vs. Mysterio – Spidey’s next cinematic nemesis
June Fiction Preview
Our first batch of fiction for the summer is here! Continue reading June Fiction Preview
O Josephine! by Jason – June Graphic Novel of the Month
European comics’ sensation Jason’s latest work is our Graphic Novel of the Month for June. Continue reading O Josephine! by Jason – June Graphic Novel of the Month
The Mannequin Makers by Craig Cliff – June Book of the Month
Craig Cliff’s gothic debut novel is our Book of the Month for June 2019. Continue reading The Mannequin Makers by Craig Cliff – June Book of the Month
Emanon Vol. 1 review – an award-winning SF story debuts in manga form
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
Juliet the Maniac by Juliet Escoria review – a sharp representation of fraught adolescence
Juliet the Maniac is a fragmented document of prescriptions and pills, intimate friendships and crises. Continue reading Juliet the Maniac by Juliet Escoria review – a sharp representation of fraught adolescence