Tales of dark futures seem to be finding their way to me this year. I hadn’t heard of The Wall by John Lanchester until I stumbled across it while at work. The scarily relevant blurb put me in two minds…
View PostThe Seven Deaths of Evelyn Hardcastle by Stuart Turton is an easy novel to sum up superficially, but on paper it’s as complicated and compelling as they come. A mash-up of Agatha Christie, Shirley Jackson, Quantum Leap and Groundhog Day,…
View PostI hardly know where to start! I feel as if we’ve fit a whole year into one month. There’s been a lot going on behind the scenes here, and also loads happening on stage too. We launched our lovely new…
View PostWinchester is the perfect setting for a literary weekend break. Bibliophiles often head to Bath, London or Oxford for bookish travel but this pretty historic city has everything a reader could want. We spent a weekend in Winchester during February…
View PostThe Quiet at the End of the World by Lauren James is a YA dystopian told from the perspective of Lowrie, one of the youngest people on Earth. Cared for by elderly parents, she lives in a ruined London with…
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