The Magical Journey of How Harry Potter Was Published
Every inspiring writer story begins with a spark of imagination, and for Joanne Rowling, that spark appeared on a delayed train from
Benjamin Zephaniah: The Journey to Becoming Britain’s Most Beloved Poet
The 1960s and 1970s were a vastly different era in Britain. A time when Black and Irish communities lived side by side,
6 Activities To Replace Doomscrolling With – Rewire Your Dopamine
If you’ve been living through the age of smartphones and social media for as long as I have, you’ll understand the dangers
Keepers of Truth by Michael Collins – Book Review
I went into Keepers of Truth completely blind, picking it up only because it was chosen for my book club. What I
Ilkley Literary Festival Hits Ilkley This October
The Ilkley literary festival has been a staple of Ilkley for 52 years now and it is the second longest running literary
Authors vs. AI – Woman Aims to Write 34 Books in 34 Weeks to Compete with AI Slop
One woman aims to upstage AI with her passion for writing, creating an authors vs. AI campaign. AI-written (or assisted) books are
The Woman in Black by Susan Hill – A Haunting Gothic Ghost Story Review
I picked up The Woman in Black by Susan Hill as part of a book club read with my library, stepping into
Brown Books Reopening at Original Luton Location This July
Brown Books is now one of the few book shops in Luton, and after a flood hit the shop months ago, the
The Authors of Luton Comic Con
On the 30th of June, 2024, Luton town held its Comic Con at the Inspire Sports Village. The event was organized by
New Game Heroglobin Empowers Evans Syndrome & Sickle Cell Patients
A new video game Heroglobin: Monster Hospital, developed by Team Triplefire, has been announced. What’s admirable about the game, is that it
