Between The Lines is an unusual and charming love story between a lonely Victorian gentleman and a sad young girl living two centuries la...

Disappearing Home is a poignant and beautifully-written novel told from the point of view of Robyn, a ten-year-old girl growing up in 19...

The Afterlives of Doctor Gachet  by Sam Meekings is a historical fiction novel that weaves in and out of both the imagined life of Peter ...

Charles Bennett's Cloud River explores the restorative values of spending time in the natural landscape. The title poem contains an ...

It’s 1962 Your Earliest Memory -  the opening chapter of Andrew Cowan’s novel Your Fault . The sun is shining and Peter’s older self sett...

I have long been an advocate of creative writers becoming more involved in the fusty old world of academic writing, so it was with great ...

As Michael Attenborough, CBE, says in the Foreword to this slim volume, ‘our basic human right to communicate with one another lies at th...

Maps of The Abandoned City by Helen Ivory is a pamphlet of unforgettable poetry. For me, it was often reminiscent of T. S. Eliot’s The Wa...

Lania Knight’s contribution to the dystopian genre, Remnant , is a worthy one. It depicts an all-too familiar world recovering from escha...