Talking to Strangers is an exceptionally engaging and thought-provoking non-fiction book. Gladwell takes you on a journey through various r...

When I was sent this book, I was due to attend a tedious round of tests. My wife, who was accompanying me, hijacked the novel, and she enjoy...

Each story  in this collection was uniquely captivating, and the various lengths created an overall pace that matched the book's genre, ...

Everything I Know About Love by Dolly Alderton is an internationally bestselling memoir following Alderton’s experience of growing up, adap...

Female, Nude hooks its readers with the promise of a sun-soaked, escapist holiday  fling, but grounds them in the relentless persistence of ...

Open Throat by Henry Hoke is a profound and experimental piece of literary fiction that will linger with you long after reading it. The nov...

There’s something about Martyn Crucefix’s poetry that reminds me of a theremin, an early electronic musical instrument that was played witho...

  “The Angel of History,” philosopher Walter Benjamin claims, is witness not to a “chain of events” but rather “one single catastrophe which...

Things We Found In The Ground , written by cousins Eleanor Bruce and Lucilla Gray, is a book about how chance and circumstance leads to disc...