Category: Books

You really can’t beat the feeling of truly getting stuck in a book. Not being able to drag yourself away from a story is the best sign that it’s a…

Filmmaker and composer John Carpenter has been dubbed a ‘master of the horror genre’, having written both Halloween and Halloween II, also serving as director on the first of these.…

There’s nothing I love more than a bildungsroman – a novel where the protagonist comes of age and learns some important life lessons along the way. Celine Saintclare’s first novel,…

British forces advancing across the Falkland Islands ahead of battle (Image: Getty) The terrain is harsh, it’s pitch black and the weather is brutal. The Royal Marines are pinned down…

Wondering what your next read might be? Or just looking for a new series to binge? Amazon Prime Video is celebrating the power of storytelling with a new wave of…

Sun, sea, exploring, sangria (not really, I’m more of a Cava girl) and plenty of books was what my most recent holiday consisted of, and it was truly fantastic. Naturally,…

The First World War is filled with iconic concepts and grisly tales that make for gripping novels. One of which is Birdsong by Sebastian Faulks, the second installment of his…

Enola Gay and her crew, including Colonel Paul Tibbets Jnr, centre (Image: AFP/Getty) At 8.15am on August 6, 1945, the Japanese port city of Hiroshima was destroyed by a single…

If you’ve ever wanted to publish your own book but don’t know where to start, you can now do it from the comfort of your own home with the help…

From a race against time as two desperate parents try to track down their terrorist-suspect children, to an old lady and a hard-bitten homicide detective teaming up to crack an…