Let’s Talk Intersectionality: Feminism and Comics
Turnaround popped along to this awesome event featuring two of our very favourite things: feminism and comics! Continue reading Let’s Talk Intersectionality: Feminism and Comics
Turnaround popped along to this awesome event featuring two of our very favourite things: feminism and comics! Continue reading Let’s Talk Intersectionality: Feminism and Comics
Hello, and welcome to Ask a Bookseller, in which we at Turnaround ask a bunch of questions to various booksellers! First up is Keira Brown from the very excellent Edinburgh Bookshop, in Edinburgh. Continue reading Ask a Bookseller: Keira from The Edinburgh Bookshop
Obama brought Ta-Nehisi Coates’ letter to his teen self on holidays with him this August, and we think it’s pretty great too! Continue reading Book of the Month: Between the World and Me
“I could have painted that,” says John. “But you didn’t,” says Mummy. Continue reading Book of the Month: We Go to the Gallery
Sabrina the Teenage Witch faces some very adult woes in this horror twist on your 90s youth Continue reading Graphic Novel of the Month: Chilling Adventures of Sabrina
In which we gush about just one of our THREE Books of the Month for September, The Story of the Lost Child. Continue reading Book of the Month: The Story of the Lost Child
With less than a month to go before the release of Elena Ferrante’s final Neapolitan novel, the Turnaround Marketing team offer up their thoughts on the penultimate book. WARNING: we have A LOT to say… Continue reading Elena Ferrante: Those Who Leave and Those Who Stay
With the Tour de France now in full swing, we caught up with Dutch cycling journalist Bert Wagendorp to talk about his debut novel Ventoux… Continue reading King of the Mountain: An Interview With Bert Wagendorp
In which Turnaround’s Marketing dept. share our feels about Ferrante’s 2nd Neapolitan Novel, The Story of a New Name. (hint: we liked it)… Continue reading Elena Ferrante: On The Story of a New Name
In which we pick the best picturebooks for all ages. Because picturebooks for adults are absolutely a thing… Continue reading Reading List: Picturebooks For All Ages