Tension, tragedy, and transformation: A review of The Brink by Holden Sheppard
*Mini spoilers ahead!* Running out of food (and alcohol), rarely sleeping in…
‘It’s finally here!’: Review of ’Running With Pirates’ by Kári Gíslason
In my first year as a creative writing student, Kári Gíslason was…
Maude Horton’s Glorious Revenge by Lizzie Pook: A Review
By Mia Paton I’ve always loved a good historical fiction, and Lizzie…
Haunted by our legacy: Review of Tim Winton’s chilling new climate epic ‘Juice’
By David Uptin *Spoilers ahead!* I’ve only finished a Tim Winton book…
“In the empty space in both women’s lives, new love can bloom”: A Review of ‘A Language of Limbs’
*This review contains spoilers! What is the most important meeting of your…
Thirst: A Review of Crooked Seeds by Karen Jennings
by Riley Bampton Crooked Seeds by Karen Jennings is a book you…
Love, ambition, and a dash of puppy charm: Love Unleashed should be in reading lists for every creative industry course
If you clicked on this review, I’m going to make three assumptions…
Growing Up Never Ends; ‘I’d Rather Not’ Review
I’m not sure whether or not I can trust Robert Skinner. He delivers each chapter of his life with such humour and nonchalance that I often thought he must be exaggerating.
Uncorking tension: A review of The Three of Us
In Agbaje-Williams' astute and often humorous debut novel, The Three of Us, the complex relationship between a well-off British Nigerian couple and the wife's closest friend unravels over a single day. The story is told through three perspectives - first the wife, then the husband, and finally, the friend Temi.
The Next ‘Gone Girl’: A Review of ‘One of the Good Guys’
We’ve all heard it: “But I’m one of the good guys!” And you know who’s always saying it? More often than not, someone who is not a good guy.
