Paul Taylor-McCartney’s Sisters of the Pentacle is the first book of The Broken Pentacle Series, and is a fascinating tale that mixes histor...

In the past I have found the work of this renowned US poet somewhat complex and impenetrable. Killing Spree , in sharp contrast, is spare an...

Some poems use form and language to weave gold from the ordinary stuff of life; others take extraordinary (even extreme) topics and much of ...

In Humankind: A Hopeful History , Rutger Bregman critiques society’s accepted view that humans are innately selfish and immoral beings, inst...

A gender apocalypse, cross-dressing lumberjacks, a boarding school romance, and a Las Vegas sexcapade: Stag Dance was a blind pick in a loc...

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...