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
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, working together to help rebuild England’s economy in the aftermath
5 Jamaican Books That You Need To Read
In celebration of A Brief History of Seven Killings, which I just reviewed, I’ve decided to pen this list of books you
A Brief History of Seven Killings, By Marlon James | Book Review
A Brief History of Seven Killings begins in the Jamaican ghettos of 1976 and ends all the way in New York in
The Girl on the Train, By Paula Hawkins | Book Club Review
I have to admit something. I’m a sucker for suspense, to the point that I’m sucked in by the cheapest of cliff-hanger
Snow Crash, by Neal Stephenson | Book Review
Snow Crash isn’t a book to read if you care about plot. Neal Stephenson is a concept writer, and this is clear
Me Before You, by JoJo Moyes | Book Review
Upon finishing this book I was confused on my feelings and thought it would take me a while to process it. It’s
How to Protect Your Books When Travelling
I recently started a new job that requires me to commute on the train to my office. As a reader I like
Does a Story Need Likeable Characters?
If you have a love for discussing stories and fiction as much as I do, then it’s likely you’ve heard at least
The Knife of Never Letting Go, by Patrick Ness Review
I went into The Knife of Never Letting Go not knowing much about it, besides that it’s categorised as Young Adult. After
Adult Colouring Books: Just a Fad or a Way of Life?
Throughout 2015, a new trend came to fruition in the book market. That trend is adult colouring books, and those who have
The Husband’s Secret, by Liane Moriarty – Review
I went into The Husband’s Secret expecting a good mystery read, as that was the genre it was listed under. However, The
