GILLIAN ANDERSON collects anonymous women’s sexual fantasies in WANT
Gillian Anderson collects women's anonymous sexual fantasies for new book Want, which will rock many a household.
Gillian Anderson collects women's anonymous sexual fantasies for new book Want, which will rock many a household.
Right now, the world appears to be a dark and dangerous place of little joy. Dai George’s How To Think Like A Poet, may offer respite for its readers.
Former music journalist Benjamin Myers' latest novel, Rare Singles explores music's unique capacity to unlock memory, unite and heal.
Sarah Crossan uses her new novel Hey, Zoey to question whether the line between computers and consciousness hasn’t already been crossed.
Saltblood is Francesca De Tores’ gripping interpretation of the life of infamous pirate Mary Read, whose exploits have remained legend since her death in 1721.
Discover Jeff Jarvis' insightful history of the Gutenberg Age, its impact on culture, and the shift to the digital era in new book, The Gutenberg Parathesis.
Into The Groove by Jonathan Scott offers an insightful overview of the history and cultural impact of sound recording technology, from phonographs to streaming.
Focussing on the meeting of two women in medieval England, For Thy Great Pain Have Mercy On My Little Pain, Victoria Mackenzie’s debut novel, is a work of powerfully concise and evocative fiction.
If good fiction is meant to hold up a mirror to society, then Saunders smashes the mirror and lets you find yourself in the pieces.