The Vulture King by Nikki Turner
‘Orphaned magician, Aram, and his magpie eyes, wander the Carrionlands, with only “The Voices” as…
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The Surprisingly Progressive John le Carré
Alright, not that progressive. But, hence the ‘surprising’ as it was more than I was…
Reviewing Call Me Joe by Martin Van Es and Andrew Crofts
In a bold move that an English student like myself can always support, when Martin…
‘Are you here to save me?’ | Reviewing Luke Wright’s What I Learned From Johnny Bevan
In a beautiful climax of his marathon of livestream Twitter gigs throughout lockdown, just ahead…
Writing on politics in Frankissstein and Girl, Woman, Other
From a writer’s perspective, it is easy to see why the current climate would be…
How quarantine brought out our inner bookworms
Due to the government mandated lockdown, many of us have an increase of free time…
I Belong to Vienna
A search for a family’s story of survival and their return home I Belong…
Trouble in Paradise: Christopher Isherwood’s Goodbye to Berlin
‘To Christopher, Berlin meant boys.’ I had not heard of Christopher Isherwood until I…
Back of the Net! | Baller Boys Review
From her myriad experience as a primary school teacher in inner-city London, Venessa Taylor tells…